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æsthete
æsthete (ˈɛsθiːt, ˈiːsθiːt) [ad. Gr. αἰσθητής one who perceives; cf. athlete.] One who professes a special appreciation of what is beautiful, and endeavours to carry his ideas of beauty into practical manifestation. Cf. æsthetic a. 4 and n. 3.1881 Burnand in Daily News 31 Jan. 2/3 The matter-of-fact... Oxford English Dictionary
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esthete
esthete, -ic var. ff. æsthete, -ic. Oxford English Dictionary
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megalæsthete
megalæsthete Biol. (mɛgəˈliːsθiːt) [f. Gr. µεγαλο- great + αἰσθητής ‘one who perceives’ (here used for ‘organ of sense’).] A supposed tactile organ occupying the megalopore of chitons.1884 Moseley in Rep. Brit. Assoc. (1885) 781 A series of elongate cylindrical organs of touch (‘megalæsthetes’). 188... Oxford English Dictionary
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micræsthete
micræsthete Biol. (maɪˈkrɛsθiːt) [f. Gr. µῑκρό-ς small + αἰσθητής ‘one who perceives’ (here used for ‘organ of sense’).] One of the numerous supposed tactile organs occupying the small pores (micropores) in the dorsal plates of certain chitons.1884 Moseley in Rep. Brit. Assoc. (1885) 781 These megal... Oxford English Dictionary
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æsthetic
æsthetic, a. and n. (ɛsˈθɛtɪk: see below) Also esthetic. [mod. ad. Gr. αἰσθητικ-ός, of or pertaining to αἰσθητά, things perceptible by the senses, things material (as opposed to νοητά things thinkable or immaterial), also ‘perceptive, sharp in the senses’; f. vb. stem αἰσθε- ‘feel, apprehend by the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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m'
m' = my poss. adj.1712 [see my poss. adj. 1 β]. 1837 J. F. Cooper England II. xii. 51, I take it, the polite way of pronouncing this word is by a sort of elision—as m'horse, m'dog, m'gun. Ibid., I think more noble peers, however, said ‘me lurds’, than ‘m' lurds’. 1852 Dickens Bleak Ho. (1853) i. 4 ‘... Oxford English Dictionary
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long-hair
ˈlong-hair, n. Also longhair. [f. long a.1 + hair n.] 1. A cat with long fur. Also attrib.1893 J. Jennings Domestic or Fancy Cats ii. 6 The several varieties which range under Long-hair embrace Persian, Angora, Chinese, Indian, French, and Russian. 1935 E. B. Simmons Cats xxviii. 143 The long-hair s... Oxford English Dictionary
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