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Definition of often
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Often (a.)
Frequent;
common;
repeated.
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Pick
::
Pick (v.) To take up; esp., to
gather
from here and
there;
to
collect;
to bring
together;
as, to pick rags; -- often with up; as, to pick up a ball or
stones;
to pick up
information..
Triton
::
Triton
(n.) A
fabled
sea
demigod,
the son of
Neptune
and
Amphitrite,
and the
trumpeter
of
Neptune.
He is
represented
by poets and
painters
as
having
the upper part of his body like that of a man, and the lower part like that of a fish. He often has a
trumpet
made of a
shell..
Trace
::
Trace (v. t.) A very small
quantity
of an
element
or
compound
in a given
substance,
especially
when so small that the
amount
is not
quantitatively
determined
in an
analysis;
--
hence,
in
stating
an
analysis,
often
contracted
to tr..
Lithe
::
Lithe (a.) To
smooth;
to
soften;
to
palliate.
Puritanical
::
Puritanical
(a.)
Precise
in
observance
of legal or
religious
requirements;
strict;
overscrupulous;
rigid;
-- often used by way of
reproach
or
contempt.
Bachelor
::
Bachelor
(n.) A
knight
who had no
standard
of his own, but
fought
under the
standard
of
another
in the
field;
often,
a young
knight..
Wrench
::
Wrench
(v. t.) An
instrument,
often a
simple
bar or lever with jaws or an
angular
orifice
either
at the end or
between
the ends, for
exerting
a
twisting
strain,
as in
turning
bolts,
nuts, screw taps, etc.; a screw key. Many
wrenches
have
adjustable
jaws for
grasping
nuts, etc., of
different
sizes..
Flown
::
Flown () p. p. of Fly; -- often used with the
auxiliary
verb to be; as, the birds are
flown..
Serve
::
Serve (v. t.)
Hence,
to bring
forward,
arrange,
deal, or
distribute,
as a
portion
of
anything,
especially
of food
prepared
for
eating;
-- often with up;
formerly
with in..
Voluntary
::
Voluntary
(n.) A piece
played
by a
musician,
often
extemporarily,
according
to his
fancy;
specifically,
an organ solo
played
before,
during,
or after
divine
service..
Unsteel
::
Unsteel
(v. t.) To
disarm;
to
soften.
Necessity
::
Necessity
(n.) That which is
necessary;
a
necessary;
a
requisite;
something
indispensable;
-- often in the
plural.
Force
::
Force (n.)
Strength
or power for war;
hence,
a body of land or naval
combatants,
with their
appurtenances,
ready for
action;
-- an
armament;
troops;
warlike
array;
-- often in the
plural;
hence,
a body of men
prepared
for
action
in other ways; as, the
laboring
force of a
plantation..
Jay
::
"Jay (n.) Any one of the
numerous
species
of birds
belonging
to
Garrulus,
Cyanocitta,
and
allied
genera.
They are
allied
to the
crows,
but are
smaller,
more
graceful
in form, often
handsomely
colored,
and
usually
have a
crest..
Malaxation
::
Malaxation
(n.) The act of
softening
by
mixing
with a
thinner
substance;
the
formation
of
ingredients
into a mass for pills or
plasters.
Yaws
::
Yaws (n.) A
disease,
occurring
in the
Antilles
and in
Africa,
characterized
by
yellowish
or
reddish
tumors,
of a
contagious
character,
which,
in shape and
appearance,
often
resemble
currants,
strawberries,
or
raspberries.
There are
several
varieties
of this
disease,
variously
known as
framboesia,
pian,
verrugas,
and
crab-yaws..
Inch
::
Inch (n.) An
island;
-- often used in the names of small
islands
off the coast of
Scotland,
as in
Inchcolm,
Inchkeith,
etc..
Snug
::
Snug (v. i.) To lie
close;
to
snuggle;
to
snudge;
-- often with up, or
together;
as, a child snugs up to its
mother..
Dedication
::
Dedication
(n.) The act of
setting
apart or
consecrating
to a
divine
Being,
or to a
sacred
use, often with
religious
solemnities;
solemn
appropriation;
as, the
dedication
of
Solomon's
temple..
Wake
::
Wake (n.) An
annual
parish
festival
formerly
held in
commemoration
of the
dedication
of a
church.
Originally,
prayers
were said on the
evening
preceding,
and hymns were sung
during
the
night,
in the
church;
subsequently,
these
vigils
were
discontinued,
and the day
itself,
often with
succeeding
days, was
occupied
in rural
pastimes
and
exercises,
attended
by
eating
and
drinking,
often to
excess..
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