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or'-de-nate, a, methodical; orderly: s. a 475 ] ORIENTALIST straight line in a curve terminated by its sides and bisected by the axes [Geom.] dained or appointed; act of conferring holy orders. and howitzers; artillery. Ordnance survey, a survey of Britain at the instance of government. rough). some other substance; metal (A.S.or) tain). operation; means of conveyance or communication: the largest of musical wind instruments, of general use in cathedral and church services (Gr. ergon, a work). is to construct organs. consisting of or containing organs; pertaining to what has organs, or functional parts; instrumental. Organic bodies, such as po e organs with separate functions Organic disease, a disease in which the structure. of some organ of of the body is in a morbid state Organic remains, the remains of animals or vegetables petrified. gan'-e-kal-le,ad. in an organic manner; with organs; by means of organs. Organical ne , or-gan'-e-kalnes, s. the quality of being organic. which has an organic structure.; Organizable, or'-gan-ize-a-hl, a. that may be organized. ing; state of being organized; organic structure; structure. organism; to sing in parts; so to arrange the parts that the whole shall act as one body. oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon. gans(Gr. organ, and gennao, to produce). organography. organs of plants or animals (Gr. organ, and grapho, to write). which treats of the organs of animals (Gr. organ,and logos, science). sophic or scientific inquiry (Gr. from ergon, a work). organic ti ue (Gr, organ, and pla o, to fashion). (Gr.) sweet almonds (Fr. from orge, barley). lianorgies. Bacchus; nocturnal revels; drunken revelry (Gr. borgia). shod with iron; an arrangement of gun barrels fired simultaneously [Mil.] (Fr.) Oriel Window, Oriental, o-re-en'-tal, a. situated in, cio us: s. a native of the east. the east; acquaintance with oriental literature. one versed in eastern languages and literature.