Grumous

the form of ne , groo'-mus-nes, groom us, little clustered a s. a thick; state grains of concreted; being [Bot. grumous. ] clotted;in Grumous pa ing judgment on things (Mrs. Grundy, in" Speed the Plough ") s. a deep guttural sound, as of a hog gurnard, so called from the peculiar noise it makes. [Med.] (Gr. grypos, bent.) grayback). frugivorous bird. the warm climates of America;. the resin of this tree. forests of Brazil and Guiana. the genus to which the llama belongs. and fero, to bear). ment of spiders, and the liver of mammalian animals [Chem.] the excrement of sea-fowls, and brought from the S. American and African coasts. certain seeds which the natives of Brazil use both as food and medicine. son to see an agreement fulfilled; one who binds himself to see the stipulations of another performed; the person to whom the promise is given: v.a. to make sure to undertake to see another perform what he has stipulated;to indemnify. See Warrant. attack: s. security v.n. or to defence watch by way against of caution; attack or to injury; be cautious aman: orbody ofmen on guard; a person in charge of a railway train or a coach; a watch-chain; a state of caution or vigilance, in order to prevent surprise or attack; part of of the hilt of a sword, which protects, the hand; a posture of defence: pl. the Life-Guards. Advanced-guard or van-guard a body of troops that march before an army or division,, to prevent surprise orgive notice of danger. Rear-guard, abody of troops that marching the rear of an army or division, for its protection. Life-guards, a body of select troops, whose duty is to defend the person of a prince; the élite of the army. (Fr. garder, and ward.) gär' -ded-le, ad. with circumspection. Guardedne , gär-ded'-nes, s. circumspection.; Guard-house, Guardful, gärd gärd'-hows, -ful, a. wary s. house; cautious. for those on guard. one to whose care or protection anything is committed; one appointed to take charge of the estate and education of an orphan minor [Law]: a. protecting; performing the office of a protector. protection; care; watch. tion of guards. about the size of a hen's egg, and pear-shaped. government, or to a governor. See Govern. caught; a person easily cheated; a bait; allurement; the on which axle which the rudder turns turns in the [Naut.] collar [Mech.] Sea-gudgeon,; a clamp the black goby, or rock-fish. (Fr. goujon.) opposed to the Ghibelline, and as supporters of the Pope and the independence of Italy (Welf, the name of the family that headed the faction).