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Definition of obsolete
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of obsolete is as below...
Obsolete
(a.) No
longer
in use; gone into
disuse;
disused;
neglected;
as, an
obsolete
word; an
obsolete
statute;
--
applied
chiefly
to
words,
writings,
or
observances..
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Ycleped
::
Ycleped
(p. p.)
Called;
named;
--
obsolete,
except
in
archaic
or
humorous
writings..
"""buff "
::
Buff (n.) A
buffet;
a blow; --
obsolete
except
in the
phrase
Blindman's
buff..
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..
Antiquate
::
Antiquate
(v. t.) To make old, or
obsolete;
to make
antique;
to make old in such a
degree
as to put out of use;
hence,
to make void, or
abrogate..
''em
::
'Em () An
obsolete
or
colloquial
contraction
of the old form hem,
them..
Obsoleteness
::
Obsoleteness
(n.) The state of being
obsolete,
or no
longer
used; a state of
desuetude..
Mainprise
::
Mainprise
(n.) A writ
directed
to the
sheriff,
commanding
him to take
sureties,
called
mainpernors,
for the
prisoner's
appearance,
and to let him go at
large.
This writ is now
obsolete..
Put
::
Put (v. t.) To move in any
direction;
to
impel;
to
thrust;
to push; --
nearly
obsolete,
except
with
adverbs,
as with by (to put by = to
thrust
aside;
to
divert);
or with forth (to put forth = to
thrust
out)..
His
::
His
(pron.)
Belonging
or
pertaining
to him; -- used as a
pronominal
adjective
or
adjective
pronoun;
as, tell John his
papers
are
ready;
formerly
used also for its, but this use is now
obsolete..
Ketch
::
Ketch (n.) An
almost
obsolete
form of
vessel,
with a
mainmast
and a
mizzenmast,
--
usually
from one
hundred
to two
hundred
and fifty tons
burden..
Obsolete
::
Obsolete
(v. i.) To
become
obsolete;
to go out of use.
Eyen
::
Eyen (n.)
Plural
of eye; -- now
obsolete,
or used only in
poetry..
#NAME?
::
-hood () A
termination
denoting
state,
condition,
quality,
character,
totality,
as in
manhood,
childhood,
knighthood,
brotherhood.
Sometimes
it is
written,
chiefly
in
obsolete
words,
in the form
-head..
Went
::
Went () imp. & p. p. of Wend; -- now
obsolete
except
as the
imperfect
of go, with which it has no
etymological
connection.
See Go..
Ammiral
::
Ammiral
(n.) An
obsolete
form of
admiral.
Obsolete
::
Obsolete
(a.) Not very
distinct;
obscure;
rudimental;
imperfectly
developed;
abortive.
Twain
::
Twain (a. & n.) Two; --
nearly
obsolete
in
common
discourse,
but used in
poetry
and
burlesque..
Antiquated
::
Antiquated
(a.) Grown old.
Hence:
Bygone;
obsolete;
out of use;
old-fashioned;
as, an
antiquated
law..
Legacy
::
Legacy
(n.) A
business
with which one is
intrusted
by
another;
a
commission;
--
obsolete,
except
in the
phrases
last
legacy,
dying
legacy,
and the
like..
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. i.) A
flood;
a creek or
inlet;
a bay or
estuary;
a
river;
--
obsolete,
except
as a place name, -- as Fleet
Street
in
London..
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