Cosmometry, koz-mom'-e-tre, s

the art of measuring the world(Gr.kosmos, and metron, a measure). COTLAND ] koz-mo-plas'-tik, a. world-forming (Gr. kosmos, and pla o, to fashion). -o-lite, -e-tan,28. s5 world and a citizen at of home the everywhere (Gr. kosmos, and polis, a city). koz-mo-pol-e-tan-izm, s. citizenship of the world. koz-mop'-o-lit-izm, s. superiority to mere local or national prejudice. koz-mo-rä'-må, s. an exhibition of a series of views of different parts of the world, so arranged as to produce the effects of actual vision (Gr. kosmos, and horama, a view). kos-mo-ram'-ik, a. pertaining to a cosmorama. kos'-mos, s. order; the system of things as ordered (Gr.) koz'-mo-sfere, s. an apparatus foreshowing the relative position of the earth and fixed stars at any given time (Gr. kosmos, and sphere). coz-mo-the'-izm, s. pantheism (Gr. kosmos, and theos god). to two miles., s., a Hindu The rule measure, ofco , of algebra. from one (It. and literally, ahalf the rule of the thing or x). kos'-sak, s. one of a military tribe, skilful as horsemen, inhabiting the south-eastern parts or steppes of Ru ia. kos' -sas, s.pl. plain Indian muslins,of various qualities and breadths. s. a pet lamb: v.a. to pet. kost, s. the price charged or paid for a thing; expense; lo ; detriment; pain; suffering: pl. the sums allowed by the court for charges of a suit awarded against the party losing: v.a. to be bought for; to require to be expended (L. con, and sto, to stand). a. pertaining to the side of the body or the ribs (L. costa, a rib). s.an apple,round and bulky like the head; ahead. kos'-tate, a.ribbed [Bot. and Zool.] kost'-book, 8. a mining share-list. s. probing for tin (Cornish). s. an itinerant seller of apples and other fruit: a costard-monger. having the excrements obstructed, or the motion of the bowels too slow (L. con, and stipo, to cram). Costivene , kos'-tiv-nes, s.the state of being costive. kost'-les, a. costing nothing. kost'-le, a. ofa high value; expensive; sumptuous. Costline , kost'-le-nes, s. the quality of being costly. kost -må-re, s. an aromatic plant, so called from the Virgin Mary (Gr.) . kost'-rel, s. a bottle of leather, earthenware, kos'-tume, s. accustomed mode of dre ; dre ; adaptation of all details to character, time, and place [Art]. See Custom. kos'-tumed, a. dre ed.. kos-tume'-er, s. one who arranges the costumes: one who deals in costumes. ko-su-pre me', s. a partaker of supremacy. ko-sure'-te, s. a surety with another. Cosy, ko -ze, a. snug or comfortable. kot, s. a small house; a hut; a sheepfold; a little boat; a small bed or crib (A.S.) Co-tangent, ko-tan'-jent, s. the tangent of the complement of an arc or angle [Geom.] Cote, kote, s. a cot; sheepfold. Cotemporary, . See Contemporary, . Co-tenant, ko-ten'-ant, s. a tenant in common. Coterie, ko -te-re, s. a circle of people clubbed together on a familiar footing for social or other intercourse (Fr. joint tenancy in land). Coterminous, ko-ter -min-us, a. bordering on. Cothurn ate, ko-thur'-nate, a.buskined; relating to Cothurn a ted, ko-thur'-na-ted,s tragedy (L. cothurnus, buskin). Cuticular, ko-tik'-yu-lar, a. pertaining to,resembling, or suitable for whetstones (L. cos, cot is, whetstone). Cotidal, ko-tide'-al, a. indicating an equal tide-level in different places Cotillon, at the same }ko-til'-yong, time. }s. a brisk Cotillion,S dance by eight persons; a tune which reguCotise. Cotise, lates ko-tees', it (Fr. a petticoat) s. a bendlet. reduced one-half, and borne on each side of the bend (Her). (Fr.) Cotland, kot'-land, s. land appendant toa cottage. with women's affairs. an open country: a. bred on the Cotswold Hills (A.S. cote and wold) beams for the officers to sleep in between the decks [Naut.] tasteful dwelling. Cottage allotments, portions of ground allotted to the dwellings of country laborers. tage; one who lives on a common without paying any rent or having land of his own [Law]. iron for fastening the parts of a structure (cutter) fine wool, growing in the capsules of the cotton plant; cloth made of cotton: a. made or consisting of cotton: v.n. to rise with a nap; to harmonize (Fr.) by the manufacture of cotton. seeds from cotton. cottony tufts waving on the stalks.