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Grade
Grade
n.
A
step
or
degree
in
any
series
,
rank
,
quality
,
order
;
relative
position
or
standing
; as,
grades
of
military
rank
;
crimes
of
every
grade
;
grades
of
flour
.
Grade
n.
The
rate
of
ascent
or
descent
;
gradient
;
deviation
from
a
level
surface
to an
inclined
plane
;
usually
stated
as so
many
feet
per
mile
, or as
one
foot
rise
or
fall
in so
many
of
horizontal
distance
; as, a
heavy
grade
; a
grade
of
twenty
feet
per
mile
, or of 1 in
264
.
Grade
n.
A
graded
ascending
,
descending
, or
level
portion
of a
road
; a
gradient
.
Grade
n.
The
result
of
crossing
a
native
stock
with
some
better
breed
. If
the
crossbreed
have
more
than
three
fourths
of
the
better
blood
, it is
called
high
grade
.
Grade
v. t.
To
arrange
in
order
,
steps
, or
degrees
,
according
to
size
,
quality
,
rank
,
etc
.
Grade
v. t.
To
reduce
to a
level
, or to an
evenly
progressive
ascent
, as
the
line
of a
canal
or
road
.
Grade
v. t.
To
cross
with
some
better
breed
; to
improve
the
blood
of.
Grade
n.
A
harsh
scraping
or
cutting
; a
grating
.
Graded
imp. & p. p.
of
Grade
Gradely
a.
Decent
;
orderly
.
Gradely
adv.
Decently
; in
order
.
Grader
n.
One
who
grades
, or
that
by
means
of
which
grading
is
done
or
facilitated
.
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