Second

setc'und, adj. immediately folio wtng the first: the ordinal of two: next in position: inferior. —«. one who or that which follows or is second one who attends another in a duel or a prize-fight: a supporter: the 6oth part of a minute of time, or of a degree —v to follow to act as second: to a ist: to encourage to support the mover of a question or resolution IFr. — L. sec and us—seqnor, seculm, to follow- See Sequence.] Secondarily, j>ek'und-ar-i*li, adv. in a secondary manner or degree /? secondly Secondary, Hck'uud-ar-i, (uij., following or coming after the first second in position inferior subordinate: deputed.-;/, a subordinate a dtlcgate or deputy. fL secund aria* [port- Seconder. sek'und-er, n. one who seconds or sup-