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Definition of noun
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Noun (n.) A word used as the
designation
or
appellation
of a
creature
or
thing,
existing
in fact or in
thought;
a
substantive..
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Croak
::
Croak (v. t.) To utter in a low,
hoarse
voice;
to
announce
by
croaking;
to
forebode;
as, to croak
disaster..
Contracted
::
Contracted
(a.) Drawn
together;
shrunken;
wrinkled;
narrow;
as, a
contracted
brow; a
contracted
noun..
Bless
::
Bless (v. t.) To make or
pronounce
holy; to
consecrat.
Circumflex
::
Circumflex
(v. t.) To mark or
pronounce
with a
circumflex.
Adnominal
::
Adnominal
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
adnoun;
adjectival;
attached
to a noun.
Mispronounced
::
Mispronounced
(imp. & p. p.) of
Mispronounc.
Pronominalize
::
Pronominalize
(v. t.) To give the
effect
of a
pronoun
to; as, to
pronominalize
the
substantives
person,
people,
etc..
Family
::
Family
(v. t.) A group of
organisms,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
related
by
certain
points
of
resemblance
in
structure
or
development,
more
comprehensive
than a
genus,
because
it is
usually
based on fewer or less
pronounced
points
of
likeness.
In
zoology
a
family
is less
comprehesive
than an
order;
in
botany
it is often
considered
the same thing as an
order..
That
::
That
(pron.,
a.,
conj.,
& adv.) As a
demonstrative
pronoun
(pl.
Those),
that
usually
points
out, or
refers
to, a
person
or thing
previously
mentioned,
or
supposed
to be
understood.
That, as a
demonstrative,
may
precede
the noun to which it
refers;
as, that which he has said is true; those in the
basket
are good
apples..
Pronunciatory
::
Pronunciatory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
pronunciation;
that
pronounces.
Relative
::
Relative
(a.)
Indicating
or
expressing
relation;
refering
to an
antecedent;
as, a
relative
pronoun..
Comport
::
Comport
(v. t.) To
carry;
to
conduct;
-- with a
reflexive
pronoun.
Which
::
Which
(pron.)
A
compound
relative
or
indefinite
pronoun,
standing
for any one
which,
whichever,
that
which,
those
which,
the . . .
which,
and the like; as, take which you
will..
Pronounce
::
Pronounce
(n.)
Pronouncement;
declaration;
pronunciation.
Pronouncement
::
Pronouncement
(n.) The act of
pronouncing;
a
declaration;
a
formal
announcement.
Surfeit
::
Surfboat
(n.) A boat
intended
for use in heavy surf. It is built with a
pronounced
sheer,
and with a view to
resist
the shock of waves and of
contact
with the
beach..
Defective
::
Defective
(a.)
Lacking
some of the usual forms of
declension
or
conjugation;
as, a
defective
noun or
verb..
Annunciatory
::
Annunciatory
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
containing,
announcement;
making
known..
Un-
::
Un- () An
inseparable
verbal
prefix
or
particle.
It is
prefixed:
(a) To verbs to
express
the
contrary,
and not the
simple
negative,
of the
action
of the verb to which it is
prefixed;
as in
uncoil,
undo,
unfold.
(b) To nouns to form verbs
expressing
privation
of the
thing,
quality,
or state
expressed
by the noun, or
separation
from it; as in
unchild,
unsex.
Sometimes
particles
and
participial
adjectives
formed
with this
prefix
coincide
in form with
compounds
of the
negative
prefix
un- (see 2d Un-
Abnegative
::
Abnegative
(a.)
Denying;
renouncing;
negative.
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