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Lander (medicine)


lander


1. One who lands, or makes a landing. "The lander in a lonely isle."

2. <chemical> A person who waits at the mouth of the shaft to receive the kibble of ore.

Source: Websters Dictionary


tidy(1) (iou)



tidy adjective, noun, & adverb. ME.
[from TIDE noun + -Y1.]
A. adjective.
Timely, seasonable, opportune; in season. ME-E18.
Attractive in appearance; in good condition; fat, plump, healthy. Now dial. ME.
a. Good, excellent; worthy, able, skilful. ME-E17.
b. Fairly satisfactory, reasonably good; agreeable, pleasing. colloq. M19.
c. Considerable in amount or degree. colloq. M19.
G. Santayana He had a tidy sum in the bank.
a. Of a person etc.: orderly in habits, methodically inclined, disposed to keep things or one's appearance neat. E18.
R. Rendell House-proud, passionately neat and tidy. Janet Morgan Agatha had a tidy mind and was..quick at sums.
b. Methodically or neatly arranged, with nothing in disorder or out of place. E19.
L. McIntosh Incongruous in his neat suit and tidy hair among the tousled undergraduates. J. Moynahan The work of major novelists rarely follows a tidy chronological pattern of development.
b. noun.
Any of various things used to keep a thing or person tidy or neat; spec. (a) dial. a pinafore, an overall; (b) a receptacle for holding scraps, small objects, etc., esp. in a kitchen sink or on a desk; (c) (chiefly US) an ornamental loose covering for the back of a chair etc., an antimacassar. E19.
An act or spell of tidying something. Also tidy-up. E20.
C. Whitman I bustled around..giving my flat a rough tidy-up.
C. adverb. Tidily. dial. & colloq. E19.
tidily adverb ME.
tidiness noun M16.