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Definition of poor
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Poor
(superl.)
Destitute
of such
qualities
as are
desirable,
or might
naturally
be
expected.
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Woful
::
Woful (a.)
Wretched;
paltry;
miserable;
poor.
Scribbling
::
Scribbling
(a.)
Writing
hastily
or
poorly.
Parish
::
Parish
(n.) The same
district,
constituting
a civil
jurisdiction,
with its own
officers
and
regulations,
as
respects
the poor,
taxes,
etc..
Evil
::
Evil (a.)
Having
qualities
tending
to
injury
and
mischief;
having
a
nature
or
properties
which tend to
badness;
mischievous;
not good;
worthless
or
deleterious;
poor; as, an evil
beast;
and evil
plant;
an evil
crop..
Beggar
::
Beggar
(v. t.) To cause to seem very poor and
inadequate.
Cracker
::
Cracker
(n.) A
nickname
to
designate
a poor white in some parts of the
Southern
United
States.
Shabby
::
Shabby
(n.) Torn or worn to rage; poor; mean;
ragged.
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To raise or
remove,
as
anything
which
depresses,
weighs
down, or
crushes;
to
render
less
burdensome
or
afflicting;
to
alleviate;
to
abate;
to
mitigate;
to
lessen;
as, to
relieve
pain; to
relieve
the wants of the
poor..
Bunchy
::
Bunchy
(a.)
Yielding
irregularly;
sometimes
rich,
sometimes
poor; as, a
bunchy
mine..
Seedy
::
Seedy
(superl.)
Old and worn out;
exhausted;
spiritless;
also, poor and
miserable
looking;
shabbily
clothed;
shabby
looking;
as, he
looked
seedy
coat..
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Wanting
in fat,
plumpness,
or
fleshiness;
lean;
emaciated;
meager;
as, a poor
horse,
ox, dog, etc..
Moor
::
Moor (n.) An
extensive
waste
covered
with
patches
of
heath,
and
having
a poor, light soil, but
sometimes
marshy,
and
abounding
in peat; a
heath..
Misthrive
::
Misthrive
(v. i.) To
thrive
poorly;
to be not
thrifty
or
prosperous.
Impecunious
::
Impecunious
(a.) Not
having
money;
habitually
without
money;
poor.
Impart
::
Impart
(n.) To
bestow
a share or
portion
of; to give,
grant,
or
communicate;
to allow
another
to
partake
in; as, to
impart
food to the poor; the sun
imparts
warmth..
Heath
::
Heath (n.) A low shrub
(Erica,
/
Calluna,
vulgaris),
with
minute
evergreen
leaves,
and
handsome
clusters
of pink
flowers.
It is used in Great
Britain
for
brooms,
thatch,
beds for the poor, and for
heating
ovens.
It is also
called
heather,
and
ling..
Singsong
::
Singsong
(v. i.) To write poor
poetry.
Impoor
::
Impoor
(v. t.) To
impoverish.
Beggarly
::
Beggarly
(a.) In the
condition
of, or like, a
beggar;
suitable
for a
beggar;
extremely
indigent;
poverty-stricken;
mean; poor;
contemptible..
Offset
::
Offset
(n.) A more or less
distinct
transfer
of a
printed
page or
picture
to the
opposite
page, when the pages are
pressed
together
before
the ink is dry or when it is
poor..
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