| demonstrator | 1. One who demonstrates; one who proves anything with certainty, or establishes it by indubitable evidence. 2. <anatomy> A teacher of practical anatomy. Origin: L., cf. F. Demonstrateur. Source: Websters Dictionary (01 Mar 1998) |
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| demonstrator |
a pen or pencil that has cutouts, or that is made of transparent materials
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| demonstration e. |
a device consisting of two eyepieces which may be affixed to the eyepiece tube of a microscope, permitting two observers to see the same field simultaneously.
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| demoniac |
is a human being possessed, influenced or even produced by a demon or evil spirit; generally a person whose faculties are directly controlled by a demon. The word also relates to a person who resembles or possesses the characteristics of a demon or evil spirit. See also: demon & devil.
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| demonstrator |
Many pens were produced with transparent barrels to be used as salesman's models to demonstrate internal working mechanisms. More recently, the clear pens have been produced for style rather than as sales demos, although these are still referred to as demos. Best known is the Pelikan 800 green demonstrator, now a highly collectible limited edition.
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| demonstrator |
Teaching staff who demonstrate practical experiments in courses such as science.
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| demon | in a murderous frenzy as if possessed by a demon |
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| demon | in a very agitated manner |
| demon | extremely evil or cruel |
| demon | to represent as diabolically evil |
| demon | make into a demon |
| demon | the worship of devils (especially Satan) |
| demon | to represent as diabolically evil |
| demon | make into a demon |
| demon | worship of devils |
| demon | capability of being demonstrated or logically proved |
| demon | necessarily or demonstrably true |
| demon | capable of being demonstrated or proved |