Drop - Law Dictionary Search Results
dropper
One who or that which drops
Dropworm
The larva of any geometrid moth which drops from trees by means of a thread of silk as the cankerworm or inchworm See inchworm and geometrid
Edulcorator
to supply small quantities of sweetened liquid water etc to any mixture or to test tubes etc a dropping bottle
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Enhydrous
Having water within containing fluid drops said of certain crystals
Go devil
A weight which is dropped into a bore as of an oil well to explode a cartridge previously lowered
Guttate
Spotted as if discolored by drops
Withdrawal of Bill
seek its withdrawal by moving a motion seeking leave of the House, if the legislation is to be dropped or the bill is to be replaced by a new bill changing its existing provisions, Rules of Procedure
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