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Definition of nourish
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Nourish
(v. i.) To gain
nourishment.
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Irrigation
::
Irrigation
(n.) The act or
process
of
irrigating,
or the state of being
irrigated;
especially,
the
operation
of
causing
water to flow over
lands,
for
nourishing
plants..
Lichen
::
Lichen
(n.) One of a class of
cellular,
flowerless
plants,
(technically
called
Lichenes),
having
no
distinction
of leaf and stem,
usually
of
scaly,
expanded,
frond-like
forms,
but
sometimes
erect or
pendulous
and
variously
branched.
They
derive
their
nourishment
from the air, and
generate
by means of
spores.
The
species
are very
widely
distributed,
and form
irregular
spots or
patches,
usually
of a
greenish
or
yellowish
color,
upon
rocks,
trees,
and
various
bodies,
to which they
adhere
with great
Nourish
::
Nourish
(v. i.) To
promote
growth;
to
furnish
nutriment.
Live
::
Live (v. i.) To feed; to
subsist;
to be
nourished
or
supported;
-- with on; as,
horses
live on grass and
grain..
Nourish
::
Nourish
(v. t.) To
educate;
to
instruct;
to bring up; to
nurture;
to
promote
the
growth
of in
attainments.
Alimentally
::
Alimentally
(adv.)
So as to serve for
nourishment
or food;
nourishing
quality.
Low
::
Low
(superl.)
Not rich, high
seasoned,
or
nourishing;
plain;
simple;
as, a low
diet..
Nutritive
::
Nutritive
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
nutrition;
as, the
nutritive
functions;
having
the
quality
of
nourishing;
nutritious;
nutrimental;
alimental;
as,
nutritive
food or
berries..
Foster
::
Foster
(v. t.)
Relating
to
nourishment;
affording,
receiving,
or
sharing
nourishment
or
nurture;
--
applied
to
father,
mother,
child,
brother,
etc., to
indicate
that the
person
so
called
stands
in the
relation
of
parent,
child,
brother,
etc., as
regards
sustenance
and
nurture,
but not by tie of
blood..
Sucker
::
Sucker
(n.) A shoot from the roots or lower part of the stem of a
plant;
-- so
called,
perhaps,
from
diverting
nourishment
from the body of the
plant..
Nourish
::
Nourish
(v. t.) To
support;
to
maintain.
Nourish
::
Nourish
(v. t.) To
cherish;
to
comfort.
Nourishable
::
Nourishable
(a.)
Capable
of being
nourished;
as, the
nourishable
parts of the
body..
Breed
::
Breed (v. i.) To bear and
nourish
young;
to
reproduce
or
multiply
itself;
to be
pregnant.
Hotbed
::
Hotbed
(n.) A bed of earth
heated
by
fermenting
manure
or other
substances,
and
covered
with
glass,
intended
for
raising
early
plants,
or for
nourishing
exotics..
Pumpernickel
::
Pumpernickel
(n.) A sort of
bread,
made of
unbolted
rye, which forms the chief food of the
Westphalian
peasants.
It is acid but
nourishing..
Nutrient
::
Nutrient
(n.) Any
substance
which has
nutritious
qualities,
i. e., which
nourishes
or
promotes
growth..
Fruit
::
Fruit (v. t.)
Whatever
is
produced
for the
nourishment
or
enjoyment
of man or
animals
by the
processes
of
vegetable
growth,
as corn,
grass,
cotton,
flax, etc.; --
commonly
used in the
plural..
Crude
::
Crude
(superl.)
Undigested;
unconcocted;
not
brought
into a form to give
nourishment.
Parasitical
::
Parasitical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
parasites;
living
on, or
deriving
nourishment
from, some other
living
animal
or
plant.
See
Parasite,
2 & 3..
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