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Definition of obscure
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Obscure
(n.)
Obscurity.
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Obsolete
::
Obsolete
(a.) Not very
distinct;
obscure;
rudimental;
imperfectly
developed;
abortive.
Blind
::
Blind (v. t.) To
darken;
to
obscure
to the eye or
understanding;
to
conceal;
to
deceive.
Mysterious
::
Mysterious
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
mystery;
containing
a
mystery;
difficult
or
impossible
to
understand;
obscure
not
revealed
or
explained;
enigmatical;
incomprehensible.
Blear
::
Blear (v. t.) To make
somewhat
sore or
watery,
as the eyes; to dim, or blur, as the
sight.
Figuratively:
To
obscure
(mental
or moral
perception);
to
blind;
to
hoodwink..
Subobtuse
::
Subobscurely
(adv.)
Somewhat
obscurely
or
darkly.
Besmirch
::
Besmirch
(v. t.) To
smirch
or soil; to
discolor;
to
obscure.
Hence:
To
dishonor;
to
sully.
Shade
::
Shade (n.) An
obscure
place;
a spot not
exposed
to
light;
hence,
a
secluded
retreat..
Eclipse
::
Eclipse
(v. t.) To
obscure,
darken,
or
extinguish
the
beauty,
luster,
honor,
etc., of; to
sully;
to
cloud;
to throw into the shade by
surpassing..
Benight
::
Benight
(v. t.) To
involve
in
darkness;
to
shroud
with the
shades
of
night;
to
obscure.
By-street
::
By-street
(n.) A
separate,
private,
or
obscure
street;
an out of the way or cross
street..
Opaque
::
Opaque
(a.)
Obscure;
not
clear;
unintelligible.
Cloud
::
Cloud (v. i.) To grow
cloudy;
to
become
obscure
with
clouds;
-- often used with up.
Overshadow
::
Overshadow
(v. t.) To throw a
shadow,
or
shade,
over; to
darken;
to
obscure..
Obnubilate
::
Obnubilate
(v. t.) To
cloud;
to
obscure.
Quiz
::
Quiz (v. t.) To
puzzle;
to
banter;
to chaff or mock with
pretended
seriousness
of
discourse;
to make sport of, as by
obscure
questions..
Deaden
::
Deaden
(a.) To
deprive
of gloss or
brilliancy;
to
obscure;
as, to
deaden
gilding
by a coat of
size..
Innuendo
::
Innuendo
(n.) An
averment
employed
in
pleading,
to point the
application
of
matter
otherwise
unintelligible;
an
interpretative
parenthesis
thrown
into
quoted
matter
to
explain
an
obscure
word or
words;
-- as, the
plaintiff
avers that the
defendant
said that he
(innuendo
the
plaintiff)
was a
thief..
Fog
::
Fog (v. t.) To
envelop,
as with fog; to
befog;
to
overcast;
to
darken;
to
obscure..
Obscure
::
Obscure
(superl.)
Not
easily
understood;
not clear or
legible;
abstruse
or
blind;
as, an
obscure
passage
or
inscription..
Y-
::
Y- () A
prefix
of
obscure
meaning,
originally
used with
verbs,
adverbs,
adjectives,
nouns,
and
pronouns.
In the
Middle
English
period,
it was
little
employed
except
with
verbs,
being
chiefly
used with past
participles,
though
occasionally
with the
infinitive
Ycleped,
or
yclept,
is
perhaps
the only word not
entirely
obsolete
which shows this use..
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