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Definition of pain
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 pain is as below...
Pain (n.)
Punishment
suffered
or
denounced;
suffering
or evil
inflicted
as a
punishment
for
crime,
or
connected
with the
commission
of a
crime;
penalty..
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Powder
::
Powder
(v. i.) To use
powder
on the hair or skin; as, she
paints
and
powders..
Grain
::
Grain (v. t.) To paint in
imitation
of the grain of wood,
marble,
etc..
Ice Plant
::
Ice plant () A plant
(Mesembryanthemum
crystallinum),
sprinkled
with
pellucid,
watery
vesicles,
which
glisten
like ice. It is
native
along the
Mediterranean,
in the
Canaries,
and in South
Africa.
Its juice is said to be
demulcent
and
diuretic;
its ashes are used in Spain in
making
glass..
Copy
::
Copy (n.) An
imitation,
transcript,
or
reproduction
of an
original
work; as, a copy of a
letter,
an
engraving,
a
painting,
or a
statue..
Diptych
::
Diptych
(n.) A
picture
or
series
of
pictures
painted
on two
tablets
connected
by
hinges.
See
Triptych.
Avignon Berry
::
Avignon
berry () The fruit of the
Rhamnus
infectorius,
eand of other
species
of the same
genus;
-- so
called
from the city of
Avignon,
in
France.
It is used by dyers and
painters
for
coloring
yellow.
Called
also
French
berry..
Chilblain
::
Chilblain
(n.) A
blain,
sore, or
inflammatory
swelling,
produced
by
exposure
of the feet or hands to cold, and
attended
by
itching,
pain, and
sometimes
ulceration..
Bepaint
::
Bepaint
(v. t.) To
paint;
to cover or color with, or as with,
paint..
Comfort
::
Comfort
(n.) A state of quiet
enjoyment;
freedom
from pain, want, or
anxiety;
also,
whatever
contributes
to such a
condition..
Repose
::
Repose
(v.) That
harmony
or
moderation
which
affords
rest for the eye; --
opposed
to the
scattering
and
division
of a
subject
into too many
unconnected
parts,
and also to
anything
which is
overstrained;
as, a
painting
may want
repose..
Feel
::
Feel (v. t.) To
perceive
by the mind; to have a sense of; to
experience;
to be
affected
by; to be
sensible
of, or
sensetive
to; as, to feel
pleasure;
to feel
pain..
Yearn
::
Yearn (v. t.) To pain; to
grieve;
to vex.
Underglaze
::
Underglaze
(a.)
Applied
under the
glaze,
that is,
before
the
glaze,
that is,
before
the glaze is put on;
fitted
to be so
applied;
-- said of
colors
in
porcelain
painting..
Mitigate
::
Mitigate
(v. t.) To make less
severe,
intense,
harsh,
rigorous,
painful,
etc.; to
soften;
to
meliorate;
to
alleviate;
to
diminish;
to
lessen;
as, to
mitigate
heat or cold; to
mitigate
grief..
Distressing
::
Distressing
(a.)
Causing
distress;
painful;
unpleasant.
Impaint
::
Impaint
(v. t.) To
paint;
to adorn with
colors.
Sting
::
Sting (v. t.)
Anything
that gives acute pain,
bodily
or
mental;
as, the
stings
of
remorse;
the
stings
of
reproach..
Distress
::
Distress
(n.) To cause pain or
anguish
to; to pain; to
oppress
with
calamity;
to
afflict;
to
harass;
to make
miserable.
Kind
::
Kind
(superl.)
Showing
tenderness
or
goodness;
disposed
to do good and
confer
happiness;
averse
to
hurting
or
paining;
benevolent;
benignant;
gracious.
Southwester
::
Southwester
(n.) A hat made of
painted
canvas,
oiled
cloth,
or the like, with a flap at the back, -- worn in
stormy
weather..
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