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pluri- (iou) and ROLL (law)


pluri- (iou)



pluri- combining form.
[from Latin plur-, plus more, pl. plures several: see -I-.]
Several, more than one.
pluridisci'plinary adjective having or consisting of several disciplines or branches of learning; interdisciplinary: L20.
pluriform adjective having a variety of forms, views etc.; multiform: L20.
pluri'formity noun multiformity, variety of form M20.
pluri'lingual adjective & noun (a) adjective knowing or using many Languages, written in many Languages, multilingual; (b) a plurilingual person: M20.
pluri'lingualism noun the state or practice of knowing or using many Languages L20.
pluri'literal adjective & noun (Semitic Grammar) (a) adjective containing more than three letters in the root; (b) noun a root consisting of more than three letters: E19.
pluri'locular adjective (Biology) containing many cavities or cells E19.
pluri'modal adjective consisting of or involving more than one mode M20.
pluri'parity noun multiparity L19.
plu'riparous adjective (a) = MULTIPAROUS 1; (b) = MULTIPAROUS 2: L15.
pluri'presence noun presence in more than one place at the same time L18.
pluriseg'mental adjective (a) Physiology involving nerves from more than one segment of the spinal column; (b) Linguistics (rare) = SUPRASEGMENTAL adjective: L19.
pluri'serial adjective consisting of or arranged in several series or rows L19.
pluri'seriate adjective pluriserial L19.
pluri'syllable noun a word of two or more syllables E20.
plurisy'llabic adjective having two or more syllables, polysyllabic M20.
pluri'valent adjective (esp. in Cytology) multivalent E20.

ROLL (law)


ROLL. A schedule of parchment which may be turned up with the hand in the form of a pipe or tube. Jacob, L. D. h.t. form of a pipe or tube. Jacob, L. D. h.t. 2. In early times, before paper came in common use, parchment was the 2. In early times, before paper came in common use, parchment was the substance employed for making records, and, as the Art of bookbinding was substance employed for making records, and, as the Art of bookbinding was but little used, economy suggested as the most convenient mode of adding but little used, economy suggested as the most convenient mode of adding sheet to sheet, as were found requisite, and they were tacked together in sheet to sheet, as were found requisite, and they were tacked together in such manner that the whole length might be wound up together in the form of such manner that the whole length might be wound up together in the form of spiral rolls. spiral rolls. 3. Figuratively it signifies the records of a court or office. In 3. Figuratively it signifies the records of a court or office. In Pennsylvania the master of the rolls was an officer in whose office were Pennsylvania the master of the rolls was an officer in whose office were recorded the acts of the legislature. 1 Smith' s Laws, 46. recorded the acts of the legislature. 1 Smith' s Laws, 46.