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1992, 12-03 Permit App: 92010641 ResidenceSPOKANE COWi4TYz0E-PARTMENT OF BUILDINGS • W. 1303 BROADWAY AVENUE SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99260 ' (509) 456-3675 { 1 certify that I have examined this permit/application, state that the information contained in it and submitted by me or my agent and correct, and authorize Spokane County to proceed with processing. In addition, I have read and understand the IF provisions included herein and agree to comply with same. All provisir herein or not. I understand that the issuance of this perm it/application give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any state or local law laws regulating construction. SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR AGENT oras APPLICATION DATE itl be complied with whether specified if Occupancy shall not be construed to with the provisions of any state or local PR(: JE:CT NUMBER= 9201 064i APPLICATION DATE- 12 i°:3/92 PAGE= Oi iiiFiFM•it.ii THIS IS NOT A PERMIT ##iF#•## R'I:NAI...T'.T.ES W:CI...L. BE A;"aSE;i:;ED FOR COMMENCING w(:,RK WITH'L.I'C' A PERMIT SITE STREET= 11012 E. Pt7NDEROEA DR PARCEL_O= '4042.2402 ADDRESE= SPOKANE: WA 99206 PERMIT USE= RESIDENCE -- NATURAL GAS PL_AT'r- 003662 PLAT NAME= VALLEY VISTA ESTATES BLOCK= i LOT= 2 ZONE= UR --3..5 DISTO= E ARE:A:=- F/A= F WIDTH= i35 DEPTH= 197 R/W= 0 0 OF ItLDGS::= ": DWELLINGS= i WATER DIST OWNER= HAPPY KIDS INC PHONE== 509 924 6680 STREET= 0908 E PONDEROSA DR ADDRESS- SPOKANE WA 99206 CONTACT NAME= ..IDE:: MICHIELL..I PHONE: NUMBER= 509 924 6688 BUILDING SETBACKS: FRONT= 30 LEFT= 20 RIGHT== i5 REAR= 72 iri iF#x######•######•##iFn•####•x#iF#•#• REVIEW INFORMATION DEPARTMENT REVIEW COMMENTSAPPROVAL COMMENTS ...................._-----__....._---------_...__.._..._._-....-_......_.._._.._.._......_..__...- ----------------------------- ->///��ii BUILDING PLAN REVIEW REQUIRED /.�• �. �.� �P.c-_ __-_– c �aE � ft CI :CL..D'FNG SETBACK REVIEW RE:r.!L!:ERI:D _..--.._�-``-- 14 -– cP ,ACH j LOU oP�su t rdC;INLER API�'RUACI-VI-t..OUI/ rt..H:CN/TRr1INA(:.1_. 1-IEAL..THDIST NEW OR ADDITIONAL_ WASTE: WATER —_.__ _ _ •(___. �A ####i{9F ii•###nF###iriFii#iF#####a#iF#ii## BUILDING FERM[ lit W 1#iF is ii CONTRACTOR= HAPPY KIDS INC PHONE= 509 924 6688 STREET= 10908 E PONDEROSA DR ADDRESS= SPOKANE: WA 99206 NEW= X REMODEL= ADDITION- CHANGE OF USE=: DWE::I_I_ UNITS== i OCCUP. LD:::: BLDG HGT:=: STORIEES:= BLDG W `i D = X SO FT=:: 3036 SPRINKLER= N REP PARKING:n- OHANDICAP= CRITICAL MAT= N #.if.##.ir#•###'k•#######•#•###•#iF#iF#####iE MECHANICAL PERMIT##########iF#..ieaF#ii####ii##ii#•iF CONTRACTOR=: WA'iNE SMITH HEATING PHONE= 509 32.8 443i STREET- 102 E NORA AVE ADDRESS= SPOKANE: WA 9920; iFi{#•3F##.ri.ri.:A.####•iF ii iF iFk ii ii iF iF####N:## PLUMBING PERMIT##MaF##ti•#•#ii•ii##•M•1F ii•iF a•if####ie####•#i{. CONTRACTOR= MIKE'S PLUMBING PHONE== 5019 924 169i STREET= 2619 S CHERRY III) ADDRESS= SPOKANE: WA 99216 PROCESSED BY: WENDEL, GLORIA PRINTED BY: WINDEL, GLORIA #iF#iF##iF###•x###+•# •#•#•#ii#•######### THANK YOU #i ### ###•#i6#i ##•####•###ii•##..x...n#iF### NOTICE It is the responsibility of the permittee, not Spokane County, to see to it that the use described on the front of this permit complies with applicable codes and requirements and that required inspections are requested. Failure to request required inspections and obtain the necessary approvals prior to progressing beyond the point where inspections are required may necessitate removal of certain parts of the construction at the owner's/permittee's expense. At a minimum, the following inspections ARE REQUIRED by County Code: 1. FOOTING — when forms and reinforcement are in place and prior to placement of concrete. NOTE: This inspection includes review of the structure's setbacks from property lines. Minimum setbacks are established by County zoning regulations. Typically, side and rear yard setbacks are measured from property lines, while setbacks for yards abutting streets are measured from the property line or the center line of the roadway right-of-way, whichever provides the greater setback from the center line of the roadway right-of-way. Curb linesand fence lines are not necessarily indicative of property lines. In some residential areas, the County can own as much as 20 feet of right-of-way between your property and the actual improved street/curb. The responsibility to comply with applicable setback provisions lies solely with the permittee — neither Spokane County nor its authorized representatives assume any responsibility for the verification or location of your property lines. Please verify their location priorto locating yourstructure. Failureto properly locate thestructure may require its relocation at the owner's/permittee's expense. 2. FOUNDATION — when formsand reinforcement are in placeand prior to placement of concrete. (Blocking for a manufactured home is required to be inspected prior to the installation of skirting.) 3. FRAMING — after all framing, bracing and blocking is in place, and prior to concealing. 4. INSULATION — prior to the installation of drywall. 5. PLUMBING — after rough -in, before covering, and final. 6. MECHANICAL — rough -in of piping, before covering, metal chimneys before concealment, and final. 7. FINAL — when complete and prior to occupancy and/or use. Please provide 24 hours notice. NOTE: In addition to inspection of the structure, this inspection includes review of site improvements (typically depicted on theapproved site plan) required by ordinance orasacondition of approval of this permit. Itemssuch as the installation of fire hydrants, fire department access, on-site drainage ("208 swales"), road improvements, parking, and landscaping are common requirements of a permit/site plan which must be completed priorto final approval of a building or issurance of a Certificate of Occupancy. In addition to the above any plumbing or mechanical systems or materials which would be concealed by framing, drywall, concrete, etc., must be inspected prior to cover. Check with the department for "special inspections" in conjunction with commercial projects. CALL 456-3675 FOR INSPECTIONS. TO INSURE PROMPT SERVICE, PLEASE GIVE 24 HOUR NOTICE. YOUR INSPECTOR IS UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, PARTS OF YOUR PROJECT MAY REQUIRE INSPECTIONS FROM OTHER AGENCIES: o road cuts for utilities or drives, State or County Engineer's Office 456-3600 c on-site waste disposal system, Environmental Health District 456-6040 o construction in a flood plain, County Engineer's Office 456-3600 c electrical wiring, State Department of Labor and Industries 456-2792 u sewer connection, County or City Utilities Department 456-3604 EXPIRATION Unless otherwise noted, this permit will be considered null and void by limitation of the work authorized by the permit is not commenced or is stopped for a period of 180 days, unless a written request for an extension of the permit is received and approved by the Building Official prior to expiration. At a minimum an inspection should be requested at least once every 180 days to assure the validity of the permit. A permit may be renewed within one year of the date of expiration for one-half the original fee, subject to certain limitations — please call us if you have any questions. MISTAKES? If you think we've made an error in processing this permit or in conducting inspections pertaining to it, or find erroneous information in the permit, please bring it to ourattention immediately by filing a written requestfor correction within 10 working days of discovery. All such requests should be directed to the Department of Buildings at the address found on the face of this permit. Spokane. County DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS West 1303 Broadway Avenue Spokane, WA 99260 (509) 456-3675 WORKSHEET l; PARCEL NUMBER: STREET ADDRESS: CITY/ STATE/ ZIP:,i" l SUBDIVISION:\' BLOCK: LOT: ZONE: DISTRICT: LOT AREA: F/A: WIDTH: DEPTH: R/W: OF BUILDINGS: if OF DWELLINGS: WATER DISTRICT: OWNER:�PHONE:nn-�b%-�� MAILING ADDRESS:��Q CITY/STATE//ZIP: CONTACT: �/ �l�/C / PHONE: SETBACKS: - FRONT: 20 LEFT: .20 RIGHT: %r� REAR: 1 - � PERMIT USE: BUILDING INFOOR`MAT1ION��i CONTRACTOR LICENSE NUMBER: 4Arrq'i/// !/�\ CONTRACTOR: MAILING ADDRESS: ARCHITECT/ENGINEER: MAILING ADDRESS: PHONE: - PHONE: - NEW: REMODEL: ADDITION: CHANGE OF USE: DWELL UNITS: OCCUPANT LOAD: BUILDING HGT: STORIES: BUILDING DIMENSIONS: X (WIDTH X DEPTH) SQ. FT.: REQUIRED PARKING: if HANDICAP: SPRINKLERED: CRITICAL MATERIAL: PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR ENERGY CODE COMPLIANCE: SPACE HEATING TYPE (Check One) FORCED AIR ELECTRIC ELECTRIC BASEBOARD OR WALL MOUNT FORCED AIR GAS HEAT PUMP PROPANE OTHER: FLAT CEILINGS R g9 !DOORS U /� VAULTED CEILINGS R WINDOWS U-0-27-0 ABOVE GRADE WALLS R �� GLAZING AREA 2— % BELOW GRADE WALLS R_lq_ TOTAL FLOOR AREA OF HEATED SPACE: FLOOR R 909 _q to SLAB ON GRADE R FURNACE EFFICIENCY RATING PLEASE INDICATE ON YOUR PLANS: The location of the radon vent, and the location of the vent fan area. ******************************************************************************* SQUARE FOOTAGE: MAIN FLOOR SECOND FLOOR BASEMENT - FINISHED 1519 UNFINISHED ISIS GARAGE 1�lrL CARPORT DECKS ADDITIONAL AREAS: LENDER/BOND HOLDER: ADDRESS 1 CONTACT PHONE % o r 2 -Z- l/, 7 `� paww"r Dale ADDRESS -.-E Building Planning ZONE: Engineers ROAD WIDTH: Health FRONT: USiities ro COMMENTS ' REVIEWED BY: ILI 7-0 /J2 NA PP 7 y6014N I' FLANKING:.,,.PA.,,,,, 31 1 ACTION: R SCREEN: PRJI USERID: MSTI 5 s, - H- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- BUILDING PERMIT SYSTEM INSPECTION BY PROJECT SCREEN -------------------------------------------------------------------------- INSP INSP INSP TIME TIME TYPE INIT STAT DATE IN OUT OCUR O1- 00107 RHB C 840101 2045 2117 02- 00119 DMS A 930223 0743 - 0748 03- 00130 BWA A 930315 0000 0000 04- 00201 BWA A 930315 0000 0000 05- 00199 DMS A 930323 1441 1442 06- 00202 BWA A 930324 0000 0000. 07- 00203 BWA A 930324 0000 0000 08- 00119 DMS A 930331 1606 1607 09- 00107 RJV C 930409 0000 0000 10- 00108 DMS C 930422 1116 1142 11- 00119 DMS A 930524 1048 1110 P O K A N E DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING AND PLANNING JAMES L. MANSON, C.B.O., DIRECTOR Mr. and s.Dave-Marlin 1-112 East Ponderosa Drive O Spokane, Washington 99206 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Marlin: K5 l- O LT N -1- Y A DIVISION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT DENNIS M. SCOTT, P. E., DIRECTOR April 3, 1997 The four code violations listed on my letter of March 14, 1995 regarding your residence have been inspected and found to be in conformance with applicable code requirements. The one exception would be, that a single handrail is required for the new steps that are attached to the landing built in the garage. This handrail needs to be placed between 34" and 38" above the nosing of the stairs treads, with the handgrip portion constructed from material that is l-1/4" to 2" in cross sectional dimension. With the above items completed, the residence now appears to be in conformance with the Building Codes. This department will record a final approved inspection into the building records of this residence: If you know of or are aware of any/other building concerns which this department needs to address, or have any other questions, please feel free to call me. Sincerely; Kevin Myre Codes Ad nistrator 1026 WEST BROADWAY AVENUE • SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99260 BUILDING PHONE: (509) 456-3675 FAX: (509) 456-4703 PLANNING PHONE: (509) 456-2205 FAX: (509) 456-2243 DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS • A DIVISION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT JAMES L. MANSON, C.B.O., DIRECTOR DENNIS M. SCOTT, P.E., DIRECTOR DATE: May 25, 1995 p, --J�� TO: Allan deLaubenfels, Planning Divisio FROM: Mark Holman, Assistant Directo RE: 11012 East Ponderosa Drive As a follow-up to our conversations and with referenced to the attached, as you saw in the photos and at the site: 1) Top soil is being and has been removed. While the result of the removal is a level lot, it is understood that the soil being removed is being used for commercial purposes, however that has not been verified. As I understand, a permit for topsoil removal as required by the Zoning Code has not been issued to date. 2) The top soil being removed is not in conformance with the requirements of 14.810.040 (e.g., the removal greatly exceeds a depth of three (3) feet below the existing natural elevation). In accordance with item #5, it would therefore appear to constitute a mining operation and would require a mining zone. 3) Excavation in excess of 500 cubic yards would appear to require the submission of a SEPA checklist at a minimum. Your attention is appreciated. MH:pjk c: Steve Horobiowski 1026 WEST BROADWAY AVENUE • SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99260 • (509) 456-3675 FAX (509) 456-4715 • TDD (509) 324-3166 S P O K A N E DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS JAMES L. MANSON, C.U.O., DIRECTOR Mr. and Mrs. Dave Marlin 11012 East Ponderosa Drive Spokane, Washington 99206 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Marlin: O U " T Y A DIVISION Or THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT DENNIS M. SCOTT. P.E., DIRECTOR March 14, 1995 The following items were noted during a walk through inspection of 11012 East Ponderosa Drive on March 13, 1995. These items are code violations and need to be corrected. 1. A landing is required in the garage at the threshold level of the door that enters the back yard. The landing needs to be three feet by three feet minimum, due to the door swinging into the garage area. Then provide steps to the landing that have a minimum tread of 9 inches and a maximum rise of 8 inches. 2. There needs to be two grills or openings of a hundred square inches each placed in the wall between the water heater and the furnace. These openings need to be placed one within 12 inches of the ceiling of the mechanical room and one within 12 inches of the floor. These openings will allow combustion air from the water heater space to communicate with the furnace area. 3. This department's records do not reflect any permits for the gas fired fireplace in the basement family room. A mechanical permit is required for this appliance. The entire gas line in the house needs to be retested due to the addition of the new gas line to the fire place. 4. The window well around the egress window has a depth of approximately 48 inches. Maximum sill height of an egress window is 44 inches. A step of 4 inches or more placed at the bottom of the well, in front of the non-operable portion of the window, will correct this violation. Since ly, <Keto Myre Codes Administrator cc: Mark Holman 1026 WEST BROADWAY AVENUE • SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99260 • (509) 456-3675 FAX(509)456-4715 • TDD(509)324-3166 0 0 P O K A N IF— PLANNING PLANNING DEPARTMENT Mark Holeman Division of Buildings File No. : CV 98 95 Address of Violation : 11012 Ponderosa Drive Zonint> :: Urban Residential -3.5 (UR -3.5) Spokane County Parcel No. : 44042.2402 Type of Violation : Mining Operation Regulation Section (s):14.616.230 C O U N T Y WALLIs D. HUBBARD. DIRECTOR Your memo of May 25, 1995 is acknowledged. It was received on May 26, 1995. Immediately, I went to ask Wally Hubbard for instructions. He said to request a legal opinion from the Prosecuting Attorney's office. At 4:40 p.m. on May 26, 1995 I explained the issue to Frank Christoff, the Deputy Prosecuting Attorney assigned the question and as I write this I still have no answer. Because time is of the essence in matters like this I am proceeding with a reply without the legal opinion I was instructed to get. After inspection of the property, do I believe that there is sufficient cause to initiate legal action? No, for the following reasons: 1. When a term is not defined in the Zoning Code, section 14.300.000 says such term means its definition in the Webster's Collegiate Dictionary. "Top soil" is such a term. (see attachment - p 1245). Most of what is being removed from the subject site is not "top soil." 2. Mining is another such term. (see attachment - page 740). It speaks about "ore, metal, or valuable material. You know as well as I that the material is being given away and is not classified as ore or metal. We have no evidence that the material involved fits the definition of mining. If it did, every time a hole that was dug or any time natural grade is changed would be mining and liable to criminal prosecution. That is not reasonable and zoning must be "reasonable" or it can't be enforced. There appears to be a potential action between property owners in this case. If you wish to initiate such action, I will prepare the paper work for you. If you have questions about this, please call. Caner ly, /}� . deLau n lse" Planner, Zoning Enforcement c: Wally Hubbard Enforcement /CV 98 95 /General Info Letter 5/31/95 1026 WEST BROADWAY AVENUE • SPOKANE, WAsurvGTON 99260-0240 • (509) 456-2205 • FAX: (509) 456-2243 • TDD: (509) 324-3166 INSPELTION TYPE LISTING DECPl4BER 5, 1994 BUILDING 00101 SETBACKS BU 00130 SUBSLAB BU 00102 FOOTINGS BU 00131 ADVANCES FRAMING BU 00103 REINFORCEMENT BU 00132 FORMALDEHYDE BU 00104 BOND BEAMS BU 00133 INSULATION& CAULK BU 00105 ROOF DECK BU 00134 CEILING INSULATION BU 00106 FIRE ASSEMBLY BU 00135 WALL INSULATION - BU 00107 FRAMING BU 00136 FLOOR INSULATION BU 00108 INSULATION BU 00137 BELOW GRADE WALLS - --BU00109 FIR E�SPRINKLER SYS BU 00138 VAPOR BARRIER,_ RU 00110 FIREPLACE/CHIMNEY BU 00139 ,WINDOWS/SKYLIGHTS BU 00111 EXTERIOR FINISH BU 00140 WEATHER STRIPPING BU 00112 DRYWALL/FIREWALL BU 00141 LIGHTING BU 00113 SITE DRAINAGE "208" BU 00142 MECH. VENT. BU 00114 LANDSCAPING BU 00143 ENERGY PROGRESS BU 00115 REQUIRED PARKING BU 00144 ENERGY FINAL BU - 00116 SPECIAL PROVISIONS BU 00199 PROGRESS 00117 HYDRANT/STANDPIPE BU 77777 PROSECUTOR 00118 CRITICAL MATERIAL BU 88888 VOIDED/EXPIRED 00119 GENERAL INFO. BU 99999 FINAL 00120 GLAZING BU MOBILE HOME 00401 SETBACKS MH PLUMBING 00402 BLOCKING MH 00201 UNDERGROUND -- PL 00403 SKIRTING MH 00202 WATER PIPING PL-- _ 00499 PROGRESS MH 00203 DRAIN/WASTE/VENT PL DEMOLISII 00204 FIXTURES PL 00501 BUILDING REMOV. DE 00205 SEWAGE EJECTOR PL 00502 FOUND. REMOV. DE 00206 WATER HEATER/TPRV PL 00503 SITE CLEANUP DE 00207 ROOF DRAINS PL 00599 PROGRESS DE 00208 MEDICAL. GAS PL RELOCATION 00209 SPRINKLER/CROSS CONN PL 00601 PRE -LOCATION RE 00299 PROGRESS PL SIGNS MECHANICAL 00701 SETBACKS s SG 00301 VENTILATION ME 00702 FOUNDATION SG 00302 DUCTWORK ME 00703 STRUCTURE SG 00303 GAS PIPING �ME 00704 SPECIAL PROVI. SG 00304 FURNACE ME 00799 PROGRESS SG 00305 DAMPER ME FIRE %1011;1� 00306 WOODSTOVE/INSERT ME 00800 TANK BEDDING FC FC 00307 COMBUSTION AIR ME 00801 TAN&PIPINGJVENT; DOUGtE CONtf IN.� FC 00308 HEAT PUMP/AIR COND ME 00802 TAN16(REMOVAL`. FC 00309 MISC APPLIANCE ME 00803 00310 FIRE DAMPER ME 00804 PIPING TESV11 " ;. FC 00311 SMOKE DAMPER ME 00805 GENERAL L H2 FC 00312 HOOD ASSEMBLY ME 00806 U.S.T.. 17C 00313 GAS WATER HEATER ME 00807 TANK INV. CHECK hFC ;. 00314 VENTING ALL ME 00850 SAFFTY INSP. 7+ 3 'll FS 00315 PROPANE TANK ME 00851 AZAR DOUS)MAT. FS 00316 HVAC ME 00852 CRITICAL MAT.: '• . FS 00399 PROGRESS ME 00853 FIRE SUPPRESSION IT FS OTHER 00854 HYDRANTS FS 00901 FENCE FE 00855 EXITING FS 00910 SPECIAL INSPECTION SI 00856 ALARM FS 00920 SWIMMING POOL SP 00857 RE -INSPECT FS 00858 COMPLAINT FS DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS • A DIVISION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT JAMES L. MANSON, C.B.O., DIRECTOR DENNIS M. SCOTT, P.E., DIRECTOR January 28, 1994 Ms. Elena Michielli Century 21 Crane Realty 12213 East Broadway Avenue Hand—delivered Spokane, Washington 99206 RE: Drainage at 11 012 East Pondero& Drive Dear Ms. Michielli: On Wednesday, January 26, I stopped by the above-mentioned address and confirmed that the grading at this location conforms with the minimum standards as prescribed in Chapter 29 of the current edition of the Uniform Building Code. Additionally, it should be noted that this home has been equipped with a "drain tile" system in the event any subsurface water ever becomes apparent. This system terminates at the Northeast corner of the building. It should also be noted that no indication of subsurface water was evident at time of excavation. Since y ours, David M. Silva Building/Fire Prevention Inspector DMS:pjk WEST 1026 BROADWAY • SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 99260 - (509)456-3675 FAX (509) 4564703 less waitresses or entertainers <— bars) c : beings has women are permitted (a — beach) — lop•Iey. (w. 1909) : the outline of the top of the body of an or horse) of.te\ also top-foft-i-cal dap-16f.ti-lad's adj (prob. Ir. ()(1823): Pry superior in air or attitude—top.loh- le\ adv — top-loft-s-ness \'tap-Jof-to-me, a most, -mast\ u (ISo) : the mast that is next those the S topmost in a fore-and-aft rig 1) : the upper layer of milk in is container enriched by has risen topporri-(Jno\ n (1884) : any of several live -beaten ae) or killifish (family Cyponds onlidas) most\ad/'(1697): highestofall: UPPERMOST this, ash 11900) : ofthe highest quality: P RST IL E_ 'ria -char\ n ,t8-Pa'sen-trik, ,lo-\ adj (oa. 1942) : relating to, tors. as if observed from a particular Point on the tan', ; or relating to such a point as origin (^ coordinated) CENTRIC \ta'Pa- n far\ n (1603): one skilled in toposraphy le�p ,gra-Ok, t6-adj (1632) : of, relating to, or PIS gg P Ymaps) il \-ti-kalis adj (ca. 1576) 1 : TOPOGRAPHIC 2 : of. oncerned with the artistic representation of a particular nem) <— painting) — to-po.graph-ical•ly \AWle\ ted-pa-Brafe\ n (ME topo8raphie, fr. LL rapogeophia h Ihefn to describe or place, h. topics place + gmphein to at CARVE] 050 1 a : the art or practice of graphic .etail usu. on maps or charts of natural and man-made ace or region esp. in a way to show their relative turn. :io : topographical surveying. 2 a: the wahgn ing its relief and the positron of its natural and it the physical or natural features of an obje n in sir al re10 ionsht�s „ted-pa7a-ji-kat\ adj T" 11I 1 : of or relating to topob or Involving properties unaltered under a homwmor ity and connectedness are, properties)—to•palog-h v adv oup n (1946) : a mathematicalgroup which is also a ce, whose multiplicative operation is continuous such sighborhood of a product there exist neighborhoods d mponngthe product with the property that any Per d ...e cosh of the— ne,iehwurhoods form a product re exists a nems mouoa o. ,tic c,c,...... ...... ....- las its inverse in the other neighborhood equivalent adj ( 19 15) : related by a horco morpham ace u (1926) : a set with a collection of subSets .11 ams that both the empty set and the set itself belong is the union of any number of the subsets is also an of .lection, and the intersection of any finite number of Ik union, of the collection rnsformation n 0946): NOMEOMORPHISM raphlt --la-je, to-\ n, pl -gies [ISV] (1850) I : topog and ieular place; s off: the history of a region as 1. 'law phy 2 a (l) : a branch of mathematics Can mrd penia of geometric configurations (as point sets) which g elastic deformations (as a stretching or a Do.sonly Hm phisms (2) : the set of all open subsets of a tOPOIOal DIOURAnoN <^ of a molecule) < - of or magnetic field) it \-list\ n 1-pa.ntm, 'to-\ n [ISV, back-formation D. Toponym!) .NAME lop „ta-pa'ni-mik, ,to-\ adj(1896) • of or relatin8 to nymy — top•o-nym-)•cal \.mi-kal\ adj ta'pa-name, t&\ n fISV, fr. top- + Gk anya. oa. or ban at NAME] (1876) : the place-names of 0 realist ainn he etymological study of them—to-pon-Y-m 'til-\ n, pl to -poi \-,poi\ [Gk, short for koinos topm li :1 (1936) : a traditional or Conventional literary ,r topic r\ u (1688) 1 1 one thatuts on or takes off lop g at or on the lop 3 a ' SILK ,AT b : OPERA ,`P � is a joke) that cops everything preceding loose-filnngg lightweight outer coat . In piq\ n (14, 1 ; something that forms a top. p Pat auw, bread crumbs, or whipped cream) placed en Im7 vor or decoration 2 : the action of one ]bat sop CO. oled5)y topping el/1I highest in rank or eminence 211ew hPleyd; top -P iagEVE a -Hu', VitalENT f nOP0 t r tie if foam brine ton -heavy to ulanee—U. preuiwuroy Su— ,viii,atthe sal\ also tops I rll \- al\l n5(W) 1 : the s t1 and he ermost sail on a mast In a square-rigged ship 2' sometimes on the gaff in a tore -and -aft ng8exl skip is b 10 944) 1 : protected by a high degree o 0 � ng sofa' [a sop erre,meeting) 2 a: contain g e no ' unauthorized disclosure could result m e'Ioroypoly \'tap-sdd\ n (1815) 1 pf : the top portion of the outer surface on each side above the wmerlma 2: the highest level of au - 3: the upper portion of the ionosphere adv or adj (1873) 1 : to or on the top or surface 2 : In a env r 2: n (1836) : surface soil usu. including the organic is have most of their roots and which the farmer :ap-Stich\ to (1934) : to make a line of stitching on the garment) close to a seam I-ness \.tap -se 'tar.ve-nas\ n (1842) : the quality or state y-turvy Y \.tap-a&%ar-ve\ Side [p tib. ulurn. fr. sup, IF), of 'top) + to turn upside down] 11528) 1 : In utter confusion or with the top or head downward : UPSIDE f10M'N . adj (1612) : turned topsy-turvy : totally disordered — v] -%\'tar -vale\ adv— top•sy'-tui-vy-dom \-ve-dam\ n In(1655); TOPSY.TURYINFSS )37) Brit : to make up to the full quantity, capacity, or I. BD,: to ne Icnish a supply — top -up \'lap-ap\ n. Brit ipowark\ v' 11882) : to graft scions of another variety on aches of His fruit trees) usu. to obtain mare desirable fruit IT (MF, soft hat with a narrow brim worn esp. in the 16th I coca headdress) (1505) 1 : a woman's small hat without in any of various soft close -fitting shapes 2 : TuQUE 3 lo -rah Vtooba,'to,-;'toi-ra\ It [Heb torah] (1577) 1 f the five books of Masa constituting the Pentateuch 2 : the body of wisdom and law contained in Jewish Scripture and other sacred literature and oral tra- taking 3 : a leather or parchment scroll of the Pentateuch used in a rynagogue for liturgical purposes torch \'torch\ n, often anrib [,ME torch¢. fr, OF, bundle of twisted Craw or tow, torch, fr. (assumed) VL mora: akin to I- mrquere to twist more at TORTURE] (I ht) 1 : a burning stick of 'Cincus wood or "Th of tow used to give light and usu. carried in the hand : FLAMBEAU 1: something (as tradition. wisdom. or knowledge) likened to a torch u giving light or guidance J : any of various portable devices for trilling in n unusually hot flame — compare BLOWTORCH 4 chi Py Brit ' FLASHLIGHT2 5: INCENDIARY la borchvt(1901): tosetfuctowithmasifwithatorch torch -bearer \.,bar-or.-,ber-\ n (1538) 1: one that carnes a torch 2 : unname in the forefront of a campaign. crusade, or movement brchiee \,tor -'Sher\ n [F, h. rorche torch] (1904) I : a all ornamem W stand for a candlestick or candelabra 2 : an electric floor lamp topeg indirect light light \-,lit\ u (15c) 1 : light given by torches 2: TORCH lorchou \'tor -Shan\ IT IF. duster, fr. OF, bundle of twisted straw, fr. Initial (1865) : a coarse bobbin or machine -made lace made with fan= shaped designs forming a scalloped edge I"Cit singer n (Ca. 1932): a singer of torch songs inch song n [h. the phrase to carry, a torch for (to be in love)] (1930) ' apopular sentimental song of unrequited love tore wood \'torch -,wild\ u (1833) 1 i any of a genus (Amyrn) of tropical American trees and shrubs of the He family with hard heavy liggh t resinous streaky yellowish brown wood 2 : the wood of a cod brehY \'16r-che\ adj torch-i•er; -est (1941): of, relating to, or char- ataistiof a torch song or torch singer bra (qr'c o=1R b'r"t-dor \'tor -e -a -,dor, tor -,'ter-\ n [Sp, fr. ,orear to fight bulls, G. br bull, fr. L saurus — more at TAUWNE] (1618) : TORERO. RUL1, fluITHEb.troR\,tier-(Jo\ or pi -ros [Sp. fr. L murarius bullfighter, fr. 1. m'uasbWl](1728): a matador or IS member of the attending cuadnlla bion-ffes \ta'ru-tiks\ or pi but sing in cons'. Hreutic, adj., fc Gk anulikos fr. roreuein to bore through, chase. ( mucus boring mol; dm to Gk mtromem to bore — more at THROW] (1847) : the art or ?rocas of working in metal asp by embossing or chasing—to-reu-tic \'tor-ik, 'tor-\ adj (ca. 1898) : of. relating to. or shaped like a 01. gmemtorus t of a (a ^-tons) i,fli, c,e for -\n. pl tart [Jp] (1727) ,Pana. gateway of light construction 'only built at the approach to a o shrine tent \'tor -,mens\ n [ME. fr. OF. fr. L mum torture; akin to torquere to — 1� more at TORTURE] (14c) 1 : the Xr'• e :ion of torture his by rack or whet were xtreme pain or anguish of body or AGONY 3: a source of ve anOn or tent tor' \ rent. 'tor. yr (14<) 1 aux severe usu. persistent or rmur- - - distress of body or mind to Cantle by Mics) 2: DISTORT. TWIST syn see -!-- Cr In -til \tor -man -,til\ is [ME ra... A- tori; ML mrmenti/la, fr. L rormenmm; fr. e in allaying pato) (ISe) : a yellow -flowered Eurasian cinquefoil Hill. reaa syn. P mrrnamilla) with A root sometimes used in C8 and dyeing Inge also torment-er \tor -'men -tai, 'tor -A n 0 ) 1 : not svyou ININCTLIEN THE ENGIJ OF Fr...t erHt topside • torte 0 R toe -my -do \tor-'ni-(,)do\ n, of -does or -dos [modif. of Sp owned thunderstorm, fr. tmnar to thunder. fr. L tonare — more at THurDER (1556) 1 archaic: a tropical thunderstorm 2 a: a squall accompa nying a thunderstorm in Africa b i a violent destructive whirbn wind accompanied by a funnel -shaped cloud that progresses in a mai row path over the land 3: a violent windstorm: WHIRLWIND •nil•lo \I.,.10 0, yo, ni-(,)Ib\ a. pi -los [Sp, It,.. small lathe, sere, I.Of mono ]athe, fr. L tornus.— more at TURN] (ca. 1844) : SCREw R NI •void Vior-,oid, h&A a [NL torus] (cu. 1900) 11 a surface generate, y a plane Closed curve 'mated about a line that lies in the same plan as the curve but does not intersect it 2: a body whose surface has th form of a toroid Im.e.1-dal Vo-'roi-d9\ adj Hca. 1889) 1 of. relating to. or shaped like torus or toroid : doughnut -shaped (a resistance coil) — to-roi•dal ly Vdl-e\ adv Itor-pe-do \tor-'pc-(Jdo\ n, pi -does [L, [it., stiffness, numbness, h torpere to be sluggish or numb—more at TORPID] (ca. 1520) 1 : [LE( TRIC RAY 2 : a weapon for destroying ships by rupturing their hull Mow the waterline: as e a submarine mine b : a thin cylindric, Self-propelled underwater projectile 3: a small firework that explode when thrown against a hard object 4 : a professional gunman c assassin 5: SUBMARINE 'torpedo vt torque-doed; for -pe -doing \'pe-do-wiq\ (ca. 1879) : to hit or sink (a ship) with a naval torpedo : strike or destroy b torpedo 2: todestroyor nullify altogether: wRECK(^-a plan) torpedo boat n (1810) : a boat designed for launching torpedoes; spec, a small ver)fast boat with one or more torpedo tubes torpedo bomber n (1930) : a military airplane designed to carry corps does — called also Iaq edo pfone torpedo tube n (ca. 1891): a tube from which torpedoes are fired for.pid \'tor -pad\ adj [L rorpmus, fr. torpere to be sluggish or Court akin to Lith iii -pd to become numb] (1613) 1 a : having lost motio or the power of exertion or feeling : )DORMANT. NuMR b : sluggish i. functioning or acting (a ^- frog) (a mind) 21 lacking in energy o Vigor: APATHETIC.DULL— lor-pld-1-ty Vor-'pi-da-t8\n torpor \'t6, -par\ it [L, fr. torpere] (1607) 11 APATHY. DuLLNEss 2 state of mental and motor inactivity with partial or total insensibilit : extreme sluggishness or stagnation of function syn see LETIURGI' 'torque \ took\ IS IF, fr. L torques. fr. ,orquere to twist — more at Tot TORE] (1695) : a usu. metal collar or neck chain worn by the ancien Gauls. Germans, and Batons 'torque u [L mrquere to twist) (ca. 1884) 1 : a force that produces o lends to produce rotation or torsion (an automobile engine delivers - to the die shaft); also : a measure of the effectiveness of such a fore that consists of the product of the force and the perpendicular distanc from the line of action of the force to the axis of minion 2: a mrnin, Cr twisting force 'torque vi torqued; torquing (1959): to impart torque to : cause I twist (as about an axis)— torqu.er o torque C.n,Prter n (1927): a device for transmitting and nmplifyin torque esp. by hydraulic means torr \'tor\ n. pl torr [Evangelista 7or6cellt] (1949) : a unit of pressor equal to 47000f an atmosphere (about 133.3 pascals) Icor-rent \'tor-ort.'tai-A a [MF, fr. L torrent-, rorrens. fr. torrent -.'o, -s, adj.. burning, scathing, rushing, fr. pop. of torrere to parch. bur. more at THIRST] (1582) 1 : a tumultuous outpouring: RUSH 21 violent stream of a liquid (as water or lava) 3 : a channel of a Trout tor -ren -tial \to-'ren(0-shat ta-\ adj (1849) 1 a : relating to or has Ing the character of a torrent <— rains) It : caused by or resultin from action of rapid streams (- gravel) 2 : resemblingg a torrent ii violence or rapidity of flow —tor-ren-tial-ly \'ren(O-,h(,-)le\ one for -rid Vtorad,'Dir-\ adj [L torridus. fr. torrere] (1545) 1 a : parehe, with heal asp. of the sun : HOT (lam- sands) b : giving off intense het : SCORCIIING 2 : ARDENT. PASSIONATE (^- love letters) — toPrld•1-F. V o'ri-date\ IS — tor-rld-ly, \'tor-ad-18,'t5r-\ adv— tor-rid-ness n torrid zone n, of en cap T&Z (1586) : the region of the earth brmoso the tropic of Cancer and the tropic of Capricorn for -lade Vor-'sad,'sads, n IF, fr. obs. F tors twisted, fr. (assumed) VE onus, alter. of L torsos, on. of mrquere to Iwet f 18 82) : a twisted cos, or ribbon used esp. as a hat ornament tor-sion \tor-shan\ n [LL torsion.. ionic torment, alter. of 1- tomo, b rorquere to twist) (1543) 1 : the twisting or wrenching of a body b_ the exertion of forces tending to turn one end or part about a longitudi nal axis while the other is held fast or turned in the opposite directior. also : the state of being twisted 2 : the twisting of a bodily organ o part on its own axis 3: the reactive torque that an elastic solid exert by reasou of being under torsion — torsion -al \tor-shnai, -shan't adj —tor-sion-ably one torsion barn (1948) 1 a long metal element in an automobile suspeii sion that has one end held rigidly to the frame end and the oche twisted and connected to the axle and that acts as a spring for -so \Iso (Jur\ nu pl torsos or tor-si \ mr,sc\ [It ft stalk, fr, 1 thyrsus stalk, thyrsus] (1722) 1 : a sculptured representation of th trunk of a human body 2 : something (as a piece of writing) that i mutilated or left unfinished 3: the human trunk tort \'tort\ u (SIE, Injury, fr. MF, fr. ML rormm. fr. L. neut. of term twisted fr pp. of'orquere(1586) : a wrongful act other than a breac of contract for which relic may be obtained in the form of damages o an injunction torte \'tort-a,'tort\ u. pf for -ten \'tor -0n\ or tortes [G, prob. fr, I ,arta colic, fr. LL, round loaf of bread] (1555): a Cake made with man eggs and often grated nuts or dry broad crumbs and usu. covered wit a rich frosting 14,810,040 Ton Soil Removal eft Top soil may be removed for commercial purposes other than that removal necessary for normal construction of buildings or roads, provided that:. 1. Less than five thousand (5,000) cubic yards are removed per year, 2. Not more than one (1) acre is disturbed at any one time; 3. No top soil removal shall be allowed exceeding a depth of three (3) feet below the existing natural elevation. 4. A top soil removal permit is obtained from the Department. 5. Any removal of top soil not in conformance with this section shall constitute a mining operation and shall require a Mining Zone. 14,810,060 Front and Flanking Street Yards Where any front or flanking street yard is required, no building shall be hereafter erected or altered so that any portion thereof shall be nearer to the front or flanking street property line than the distance indicated by the depth of the required front or flanking street yard 1. Exceptions: a. Eaves, cornices, and similar ornamentations may project over a required front or flanking street yard not more than two (2) feet . b. Steps, terraces, platforms, and porches having no roof covering, may extend not more than ten (10) feet into a required front or flanking street yard c. Fireplaces may extend into a required front or flanking street yard a distance of not . more than twenty-four (24) inches. d. Exceptions for solar developments are provided in Section 14.812.040(2). e. Structure setbacks for uses within each zone that are adjacent to private roads and recorded ingress and egress easements shall be established from the edge of the casement rather than by reference to the centerline of the right-of-way: Designated i' Tract "X" future rights-of-way shall be. treated the same as a public street for::,: r, structure setbackP ses f. See Chapter 14.506 Admmistrattve Eicepnon 14,810,080 Side Yard Where any specified side yard is required, no building shall be hereafter erected or altered so that any portion thereof shall be nearer to the side lot line than the distance indicated by r. the width of the required side yard 1. Exceptions: a. Eaves, cornices; and -similar ornamentations may extend over a required side y req yawl, for a distance of not more than two (2) feet :Y�.. Chapter 14.810 Printed: February 1995 Page 413 Zoning Code of Spokane County 7411 Milquetoast 9 minestrone MiNtle-tont \'milk-,tbst\.n [Caspar Milquetoast. comic strip charac- ter created by H. T. Webster }1952 Am. cartoonist] (1935) ; a timid, meek, or .¢assertive Person mil•reis \mil -'rash. = ras\ a. pl mfl•reis \same or 'raz. 'razh\ [Pg mil- r6a] (1589) 1 : a Portuguese unit of value equal before 1911 to 1000 refs2: the basic monetary unit of Brazil until 1942 3: a coin repre- senting one milrels milt \'milt\ a [prob. fr. MD Mille milt of fish. spleen; akin to OE milte spleen — more at MELT] 050 :.the speam-containing fluid OUR male fish mim \'mim\ adj [mil. of the act of pursing the lips] (1641) dial: affect. edly shy or modest - Imime \'mim also'm=\ a [L mimux fr, Gk mimrs] (1607). 1 : an ancient dramatic entertainment representing scene from life usu. in a ridiculous manner 2 , a : an actor in a mime b :, one that practices mfine 31 mimic 4: PANTOMIME 3a.b 'mime vb mimed- mien -in vi (1616 : to act ` art w i ¢ ) a I with mimic gesture ca tion d a< usu. without words — yr 1 : MIMIC 2 � to I out' e ac m Ih 1[a171i .. mannerof sxamimei— mOm.gF n S •• 1889) : a duplicator for mak-a-,gr an n [h. Mimeograph. a trademark] t rough : a duplicator ss eking many copres that uulizcs a stencil through which einkI.pressed—inti.\ . [ L, vr. (1550)sis \mo -'me -Sas, mi-\ n [LL, fc Gk mimuu.'fr. mimeurhal] (ISSU): IMITATIONd RY Fai-CL hat to \-'me-lik\ adj [LL e] (16 7) fr. Gk mTIVE1 o:. fr.rel ting to, char to amara«, fr. mentor mine] (nniery 1 : IMITATIVE a 2: relating to, Charact-itcal ly or exhibiting a mimicry. C^• coloring of a butterfly) — mim-le M -n \-n(15 0) adv Imiatic dj CL ri n(1590) 1: inniko 2: arc that mimics +mimic IVE I IMIT z f!.. M CK (a s. b tile) mime] or rel8) 1ating o IMI 1 E MI TAT 11.1 IMITATION. MOCK a battle) 2 : Of relating a < or, tin t mime or mintier 8 Y x. a. anni Cl ecce mimicked -mike\' mim•ick•in 1687 t ' \ ( ) 1 o Imitate ¢ Closely : APE 2 : to ridicule by imitation J : SIMULATE 4 : to ruenr ble by biological mimicry syn see(168 Min. _ icking •rIt \ the action, n: ct-rtes (1687) i e g instance of mam- resem b : the action. practice, or art of mimicking 2 : a cts among + resemblance of one organism to another v nt natural objects among .i which it that secures it a setae ice advantage t antag Cas protection from predation) : .mo- mo-' sa sa \ m6 mi-. -za\ n NL. fr. L minus mime] 175 I 1 me ( U [ ] -� any of genus (Mimosa) of leguminous .tees, shrubs: and her 9l.b.tt. and warm regions with usu. bipennate often prickly REE a globular heads of small white or pink Bowers ' 2 : SILK TREE a mina \'mi-na\ a CL.fr. Gk mna.•of Sem origin: akin to H<b' "0' mina] (ca. 1580): so ancien[ unit of weight and value equd to 4 tal- ent min• or a •e able mine ble \4n4no-bal\ adj (ca. 1570)': ed able of P. 6 mined { ria,\ F. fr. ark I minare.le. er manlower usque CF. 82) one-- [ : a tall slender tower of a mosque having one a or more balconies From which the summons ti prayer rs cried 'bY the m. *.I- mt-na•no•tt \'mi -no -,[o! -e. COI-.-,ibr-\ adj [LLmore int MOUNT (r. L minae to a menacing ng more at MOUNT] (1572) : having a menacing' t aln-sm : THREATENING MIN-udiPaf affected, cog.etr\ n r, tem. of 'mance]( affected. coquettish, fr. ecio, er to min (1940. sec mince] ). all decorative case for carr in small articles as cosmetics r' w- ( o ilia o c y 8 1 I ' r airy) . .. +! I -- Imminince \'(Os\, vti"minced• mincing R [ME: fr. MF mince. frl(asunlcd) VL min.- j" MINUTIA) fr. v, minutia smallness or more t.11 o MINUTIA of (14C a? t cut _ ' I 1 O C O! c110 into very smell pieces b: to subdivideminutely;to Otter erp : to damage by cutting up. 2 : to utter or MINIMIZE 6 with affectation ( 3 a'archmc i MINIMIZE f to lm5 t (words) cwith ., minaret the bounds n. Prim � vi; to walk with short st pec in a prim affected manner ms (as of f 'mince n tit 1HAM 1 ; small chopped tins (as of food) prc✓:•MINCE. MEAT 2 e Brit: HAMBURGER 10andetce-- - - chopped mixtlnin(Os ,met\ si s. app 1 - minced meat 2 . e finny chopped the mixture (ss of raisins, apples• and spices) sometimes with meat that is tied I. t ed as pee make ' 3 : a trate of destruction or enni- hinc-in — EMMO-aha phrase m30) cifcemealy - mfneing \'ecce(()-si0\ adj (i3J0) : aBec[edly dainty or. delicate.= ' minc4n6•IY \-sirs-le\ adv 1 : to be attentive or wary 2 ; to become concerned : CARE 3.rta obedient heed or mind•ern alam.eeP•er \'min-swe-par\ n (1905) 1 a warship desifeed for re- min•i•mum mi -ria \' pay attention — mind-bend•in¢ \'min(d)-,ben-dip\ adj (1965): MwaBLowwo mmng or neutralizing mines by dragging — mine•swtePmfmus (Chin (Beijing) luminous] (1795) a Chinese dy- smallest;a the least mind-blowing \-,blb-io\ adj (1967) 1 1 PSYCHEDELIC In . 2: MINS }Bag \'ml0\ n ming : arty, dated 1368-1644 end marked by restoration of earlier traditions : quantity In net of numbers; s, . aoccurvG— mfnd•blc w•er \-bib(-a)r\ it and in the arts by perfection of established techniques function defined o Min 08' 'mi \-,68-glo-)lir\ adj (1964) :mentally nr emotion$ ds•gle \'mipe>I\ vb min -glad; mfn-ding \-g(r)lipp\ [ME menglen, amount of varialioi ezci[ing or overwhelming—mind-bog-ding•ly \-le\ adv bp, of mengen to mix, fr. OE mengen; akin to MH(i mengen to mise, lowest speed ellowe minded \'min -dad\ adj INCurvED, oaeoSED 2 • baA.S. fh mao'ein to knead] r 05c) 1 ; to bring or mix together or with minimum wage n mind asp. of a spui0ed kind or concerned with a specified thinB usu. used in combination (narrow -mended) (health-mindere—JeIaF imething else usu. without fundamental loss of identity : INTERMIx 2 or permitted to be ed•nesES dad-rias\n arheia : to prepare by Mixing : CONCOCT — i I : to become min- id 2 e: to come into contact : AssocIATE b: to move about (as in contract as the less entityy or to. Perlin _,-it t•pend•fn¢\'mind ik-span-dip\adjll9(i3): PsyeHFDEUCb' a Mop) (mingled with the guests) syn sec MIX min-ing\'rtl-nig\n mindful\.arm(d)-61\ad, (14c) 1: bean n mmmd: AwaaE 2:u g amg Mae \'mlp\n(Perh.r.Ming] (1948): a d warfed evergreen coni- min•lon Vmir-Y>n\ Cmed to be a_are —mind•ful•1 -fa-12 •f y \ \adv— mind eel mess n T trgmwn es bonsai, also: an artificial plant this dent, follower, or mfnd•less -las ad' f. 12c s k I \ \ (tic ) 1 .mer ed b a ack of mind a / Y -bleu of a ad' min• •er - t rh. blend of mean and sere af0•gy \'min -'e\ g( ea M 8Y] gy J 1 [ f ordinate or Pettyf. Or P' consciousness (a •-• sl_,)1 Marked b or i la i lee ., b(If p) O d y dsp yng no used the the intellect (2) little 119121' MEArv,sn STINGY mini perk\ml-ne.,i powers of violence) : requiring elkaau yly \Yni-ne\ adJ'r` int-] (1954) 1 : small in relation to others of the mini•school \-skeet' eft Or IhOUghl; ¢Sp al IOLe1161I1a11Y Cf1811Cn81ng ar SllmldapOf (+ wan kind 2: ar StlOn length or duration: BRIEF ir,,d or individual in work) (a _ movie) 3 no, mindful NEEDLES$ (•-- Of Ibe Coat 3mfal n, pl min•ia (1961) : Something small of its kind: as a : MINICAR min•fsCule \ ml -BY qucnccs)— annd•less•IY adv— mind•less•nessn I; MINISKIRT C: MINICOMPUTER mini•se•ries\'ml-n, mind reader a (1887) : one that professes or is held to be able tope. BIW. cunt, form [miniature] I smaller or briefer than usual, normal, or story presented in s wive another's thought without. normal means of communication- mndard(modo.urse)(mimbus) - mini skirt Vini-ne-, mind reading n Yla.l•a•ture \'mi-n&..chm.'mi-ni-,chuq'min-yo-, <bar, -,tyur, -,tu!\ hemline several inch mind -set Vmm(d)-set\ o (1926) :.1 ! a mental attitude or indinatiu apt miniature art of illuminating a manuscript. fr. ML, fr. L miniatus Pard -state \-.stat\ m 2 ; a fixed state of mind W, of miniare to color with minium, fr. minium red Iwdl (ca. 1586)1 Iminasder \'mi -no-! mind's eye a (1501 the mental faculty of cancel ma any a a; atopy on a much reduced scale b: something smelt of its kind 2 akin to L minor an recollected scenes; also: the mental picture so conceived Cin the Bush : apaintin¢ in an illuminated book or manuscript 3: the art of;amt- assisting the officia ye one Sar iroasma nam s en bcr d moth . d se toothed tigers F P. B ma ur 4 : ever small rrmt or other ambo fess on ivory ' ml 1 es y painting y N co 7 Protestant commun Brooks Jr. r •o- min•1•a•[ur•ist \-ebur-u[. <har - t r. - [u \ n mm - emchU , ry orders—cal led ass, Imine ME mm fr. min — or \ ad/ [ OE more at Mv] (bel 12c): h ' aWrvWtte \,mi-ne-o-cho- ris-tik. ,ml ni-. ,min -Y>. -dyu-. -.tee \ adj — the bursar of a Jesu .ar used beforeo word beginning a with a vowel or h (this treasure b+ - d beef Inminiaturere : in a greatly form. scale .t the management of arms —Shak y or sometimes as a modifier of a preceding noun ucmr g or represented m l me \Ialature adj (1714): Meg or rcpresemed on a small scale syn see somatic r in an elevated style - pWJ: - ov seal government g mine +mfine pmt.. sing or Of in inns« (bel, 1pro: that which belongs tome - miniature golf n (191 u. : a novelty golf game played wish a putter on in Below an a ranking below used without a following noun as a pronoun equivalent in meaitiegb axwele are course usu. having tunnels. britlges. sharp corners. and a ed +mentions i •tared the adjective m - J Y O'6t0CIC5 CIIOnS a mints fun of s mine n fr.. MF fr. (1 m I (assumed) inn, rob. of Celt ori in' - 0 8 .aft. miniature in• cher - in(J-shat n.(1929 an of a brad of to amlat e s \' \ ) Y r P P i k sc ) 1 ea i[ r excavation ' the ya . I it Y ] ) a P o < ca m e earth Ira ' to ic mw more Substances which mineral substances are taken deposit 2: i ' dagc that suggest a smell Doberman pinscher and are IO l0 12 /I orches min•is•te-rl•el \,mi -i on an ore a subtgn- nean passage under en. enemy position 3 : an encash explosive ds gel to J2 ammeters) in (ce. 1 2 the withers to schnauzer n (res. 1929) : any of a bight of schnauzers that miniature macs[ acumatic of a. act, administr 12 14 inches (JO to 76 centimeters) in height at the withers and m 12 administrative teff. tie supe +mine vb mined; min-ing w (14c) 1 a 1 to dig under to gain arca ud studied as terriers 'mm-Yn -, ala• •ttimd;r-han \,in, reining the ut ext.. order without erc or cause the collapse of (an enemy b : UNDERMINE NE 2 L' b } p y ❑ o (xho-,rtoz. design : design co a..[ size nQ (1 construct WCI m .mall alzh — xiW f •ur-i- age Or ..live as an age. get (as ore) from the earth extract) b : to extract from a source •a•tur•i•zr•tion \,mi-t.2-o-,chur-a'za-Shan. ,mi -m-. ,min -yo-, m -ti mi- , za adv mined from the files 3 L to burrow lh f 0arvanu ) ro beneath a surface of larva ( da -[ u!- -sur- n s6a \ , Y minister 1 N ole min e P P �s leaves 4 : m lace military mines in under �• bad ❑ Y . on. de ( e har - 'de Ike .\'mine -,tick\ n 0962) : a small one -passenger mo[orcy a diplomatic agent S es [o dig into for ore or meal b: tc;rotes for obtaining amain t a low frame and raised handlebars biker n power and authority co MI constituent the air for m«ogen) c: to seek valuable maMIWY r van bans \-,bas\ n (1958): a bus or van minister resident Z vi: -to dig .min<—m[n•er n a mi —u camera yn cam \-Jtam\ +milemark—used for a agent resident f with mines 2. somcthin nmfflds> 1 g resembling a minefield asp. in having may ;� abbreviated training sial<enlP \-,kemp\ n (1979): especial abbreviated «airing camp for {;;ball held asp. in the apnnB or early -: r pi below a mfnfster;lei Imin•fa•trant dangers or requiring extreme caution ` players summer aial.car \-.kar\ a (1949): a very small automobile; asp: SUBCOMPACT \'ml -n: attendance on soma mf a..Ix yer \ ,la-ar,.,le(-a)r\ a (1909): a naval vessel for laying =its. !�1 alai•com•put•er \unl ne-kam-'pyu-tar\ n (1968) 1 a small computer +ministrant n (1818) water mines +mica er•al Cmin.,A.'mi.no-\ n (ME, fr. ML mmemle, fr. neut. of air } tat is intermediate between at microcomputer and a mainframe in sire, and, and capacity. that can support time-sharing. and that is often min•in.tr (.tion \,mi, ntering archil 050 1 : ORE 2 1 an inorganic substance (as in the ash d.l s; indicated to a single application P 1. min•iotry Veri-no-st tined tissue) 3 obs: MINE 41 something neither animal nor vemdk ` aly.course \'mi-n_a -,kora\ n (1970) : 0 brief course of stutly office, duties, or fun S a : a solid homo en us cr al eo stalhne chemm element or tom g Y Pny d that from the inorganic Processes of nature, broadly : any d : ceche les [tinea semester eY l S g bull \(1859)-, n Claude Etienne Mined 1anu Fr. ( ? religion : CLERGY 4 g' usca.lisnal various naturally homogeneous substances scone frim alnib art n bullet any officer] (1859) : a rifle bulla[ with a wnical heed used m muulee service or office te a ministers governing a(asir Petroleum, salt, sulfur, sand, pdroleum. water, or natural gas) obtained usu from Wall some time selected the ground b: as synthetic substance having the chemical tom poa er Y g In gzffy(rearms vc - d -f 1676) ala•h1Y \hr1l-no-.fl\ fie y In¢.[L minus less + E -UY] ( 7. a : a government Bud crystallineform and properties of a naturally occurring minced, f • ImPH building in winch Ihi Ill. Brit: -MINERAL WATER alp f.kin \'ml-nl-kin\ a [Obs. D menneken darling, Wtt—M minl•ven \'mo-nb,vai +mineral adj [ME, fr. ML menemlis, b. mfnem mine, ore fr. OF mi • fr. f 15c) 1 at mini love, beloved; akin to OE gemynd mind, manoryy —mare at 'oxo COI 4.'er Vart.ria-va mere, mine ; of or relating to minerals; also: INORGANIC 1 im❑reggmal with mineral substances - (1761)archaic: a small or dainty creature— mind[+. adj. (1982) (13c) ; a white for x min•er•ahf,. Brit zE. alW�eb \'mi-ne-,lab\ n : a rctad outlet oflcm.z rapid omvte robes of state .B- min•er•d•i(a \'min m-,,. '.i.n 'mi -no-\ v! -toed; 11 : b ` 9. development and printing- - alRbal 'mo-n>m\ a , minimus least (150 1; HALF NOTE 2: some- [ 77 mink Vati k\ n, pl 99 [ME] (15c) 1 : soft intoa. impregnate or sup transform fa metal) into an ore .2 a.: m impregnate or ecu I Rid , minerals or. an inorganic cont pPY y pound b : convert into mivud a In yminute J—see 1666) 1:le—mino (1666) 1: to being a minimum: \'mi be mark varying in col inorganic (one 3 ; — mu -i \,min-rnufti a4 relating or ala.l.mld -ria -mal\ adj or -in a a;. the least possible (a victory won with —lou of life) b: barely dark brown 2 : cii der -bodied \-rnaldz•ablt r -al -ll' ]z cera-\ ad/;— min• er•a(•i•ze•[ion:\-ro-la-'za-Shan\ n — tginer aF '' dryuate (e — standard of living) c : very smell or slight (a � inter- semis u e mammals (Mustafa z•er \'mm res-14zTq'ml-ria9) minerel kin¢l�om n (ca. 1691) ; a basic group of natural objects for " at in sat) 2 often ca : of. relating m. or being minimal art or mini- I of. relating America and M. leer includes inorganic objects — Com Parc ANIMAL KINGDOM. PLANT KING valiun—mIn•1•mal•l dafaal art a (1965): abstract an consisting primarily of sample Seen - that resanble the rel have partially, wcbb DOM miner-al-o-cor•t4eoid \,man-rsl&'kbr-to-,kmd. tem -n,, n ({946); a ;ecce forms executed in an impersonal style slatmaf brain dysfunction a (1972); AITTENTIHNDEFICITmsoRDEx shore bush tail, end corticosteroid (as aldosterone) that affects chiefly the electrolyte and ala.].md.h m \'mi-ria-ma-Ji-zam\ n (1969) 1 1 MINIMAL ART 2 ; a min•ke whale \'map (path: b. Me,n�ke, a fluid balance in the body— compere GLUCOCORT`CG'P syleor technique (as in music, literature, nr design) that is character- mfn•er•al•o•aV \.m, -ria. ru-I:+.i] r..- .. ..-.. - •. .. ., ..,