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Definition of old
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Old
(superl.)
Aged;
antiquated;
hence,
wanting
in the
mental
vigor or other
qualities
belonging
to
youth;
-- used
disparagingly
as a term of
reproach..
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Array
::
Array (n.) The whole body of
persons
thus
placed
in
order;
an
orderly
collection;
hence,
a body of
soldiers..
Serve
::
Serve (v. i.) To be in
service;
to do duty; to
discharge
the
requirements
of an
office
or
employment.
Specifically,
to act in the
public
service,
as a
soldier,
seaman.
etc..
Manifold
::
Manifold
(a.)
Exhibited
at
divers
times or in
various
ways; -- used to
qualify
nouns in the
singular
number.
Brocade
::
Brocade
(n.) Silk
stuff,
woven with gold and
silver
threads,
or
ornamented
with
raised
flowers,
foliage,
etc.; -- also
applied
to other
stuffs
thus
wrought
and
enriched..
Swainship
::
Swainmote
(n.) A court held
before
the
verders
of the
forest
as
judges,
by the
steward
of the
court,
thrice
every year, the
swains,
or
freeholders,
within
the
forest
composing
the
jury..
Wineglassful
::
Wineglassful
() As much as a
wineglass
will hold;
enough
to fill a
wineglass.
It is
usually
reckoned
at two fluid
ounces,
or four
tablespoonfuls..
Mesogaster
::
Mesogaster
(n.) The fold of
peritoneum
connecting
the
stomach
with the
dorsal
wall of the
abdominal
cavity;
the
mesogastrium.
Tail
::
Tail (v. i.) To hold by the end; -- said of a
timber
when it rests upon a wall or other
support;
-- with in or into.
Sweep
::
Sweep (n.) The mold of a ship when she
begins
to curve in at the
rungheads;
any part of a ship
shaped
in a
segment
of a
circle.
Stood
::
Stony
(superl.)
Inflexible;
cruel;
unrelenting;
pitiless;
obdurate;
perverse;
cold;
morally
hard;
appearing
as if
petrified;
as, a stony
heart;
a stony
gaze..
Salable
::
Salable
(a.)
Capable
of being sold; fit to be sold;
finding
a ready
market.
Game
::
Game (n.) To
rejoice;
to be
pleased;
-- often used, in Old
English,
impersonally
with
dative..
Alas
::
Alas
(interj.)
An
exclamation
expressive
of
sorrow,
pity, or
apprehension
of evil; -- in old
writers,
sometimes
followed
by day or
white;
alas the day, like alack a day, or alas the
white..
Octateuch
::
Octateuch
(n.) A
collection
of eight
books;
especially,
the first eight books of the Old
Testament..
Wintry
::
Wintry
(a.)
Suitable
to
winter;
resembling
winter,
or what
belongs
to
winter;
brumal;
hyemal;
cold;
stormy;
wintery..
Sextodecimo
::
Sextodecimo
(n.) A book
composed
of
sheets
each of which is
folded
into
sixteen
leaves;
hence,
indicating,
more or less
definitely,
a size of a book; --
usually
written
16mo, or
16¡..
Found
::
Found (v. t.) To form by
melting
a
metal,
and
pouring
it into a mold; to
cast..
Whoa
::
Whoa
(interj.)
Stop;
stand;
hold. See Ho, 2..
Warmthless
::
Warmthless
(a.) Being
without
warmth;
not
communicating
warmth;
cold.
Venturesome
::
Venturesome
(a.)
Inclined
to
venture;
not loth to run risk or
danger;
venturous;
bold;
daring;
adventurous;
as, a
venturesome
boy or act..
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