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Definition of range
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 range is as below...
Range (v. i.) To have
range;
to
change
or
differ
within
limits;
to be
capable
of
projecting,
or to admit of being
projected,
especially
as to
horizontal
distance;
as, the
temperature
ranged
through
seventy
degrees
Fahrenheit;
the gun
ranges
three
miles;
the shot
ranged
four
miles..
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Orangery
::
Orangery
(n.) A place for
raising
oranges;
a
plantation
of
orange
trees.
Stratocracy
::
Stratigraphy
(n.) That
branch
of
geology
which
treats
of the
arrangement
and
succession
of
strata.
Lost
::
Lost (v. t.)
Having
wandered
from, or
unable
to find, the way;
bewildered;
perplexed;
as, a child lost in the
woods;
a
stranger
lost in
London..
Taste
::
Taste (n.) A
particular
sensation
excited
by the
application
of a
substance
to the
tongue;
the
quality
or savor of any
substance
as
perceived
by means of the
tongue;
flavor;
as, the taste of an
orange
or an
apple;
a
bitter
taste;
an acid
taste;
a sweet
taste..
Bravura
::
Bravura
(n.) A
florid,
brilliant
style of
music,
written
for
effect,
to show the range and
flexibility
of a
singer's
voice,
or the
technical
force and skill of a
performer;
virtuoso
music..
Infile
::
Infile
(v. t.) To
arrange
in a file or rank; to place in
order.
Orangeade
::
Orangeade
(n.) A drink made of
orange
juice and
water,
corresponding
to
lemonade;
orange
sherbet..
Acclimatize
::
Acclimatize
(v. t.) To inure or
habituate
to a
climate
different
from that which is
natural;
to adapt to the
peculiarities
of a
foreign
or
strange
climate;
said of man, the
inferior
animals,
or
plants..
Intricate
::
Intricate
(a.)
Entangled;
involved;
perplexed;
complicated;
difficult
to
understand,
follow,
arrange,
or
adjust;
as,
intricate
machinery,
labyrinths,
accounts,
plots,
etc..
Range
::
Range (v. i.) To have a
certain
direction;
to
correspond
in
direction;
to be or keep in a
corresponding
line; to trend or run; -- often
followed
by with; as, the front of a house
ranges
with the
street;
to range along the
coast..
Ocelot
::
Ocelot
(n.) An
American
feline
carnivore
(Felis
pardalis).
It
ranges
from the
Southwestern
United
States
to
Patagonia.
It is
covered
with
blackish
ocellated
spots and
blotches,
which are
variously
arranged.
The
ground
color
varies
from
reddish
gray to tawny
yellow..
Distemper
::
Distemper
(v. t.)
Morbid
temper
of the mind; undue
predominance
of a
passion
or
appetite;
mental
derangement;
bad
temper;
ill
humor.
Gyroidal
::
Gyroidal
(a.)
Spiral
in
arrangement
or
action.
Wonder
::
Wonder
(n.) That
emotion
which is
excited
by
novelty,
or the
presentation
to the sight or mind of
something
new,
unusual,
strange,
great,
extraordinary,
or not well
understood;
surprise;
astonishment;
admiration;
amazement..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n.) To
prepare
gradually;
to
arrange,
temper,
or
modify
by
degrees
or to a
certain
degree;
to
determine
the
degrees
of; as, to
graduate
the heat of an
oven..
Coronilla
::
Coronilla
(n.) A genus of
plants
related
to the
clover,
having
their
flowers
arranged
in
little
heads or tufts
resembling
coronets..
Compone
::
Compone
(v. t.) To
compose;
to
settle;
to
arrange.
Distribution
::
Distribution
(n.)
Separation
into parts or
classes;
arrangement
of
anything
into
parts;
disposition;
classification.
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) That which is
digested;
especially,
that which is
worked
over,
classified,
and
arranged
under
proper
heads or
titles.
Pro-
::
Pro- () A
prefix
signifying
before,
in
front,
forth,
for, in
behalf
of, in place of,
according
to; as,
propose,
to place
before;
proceed,
to go
before
or
forward;
project,
to throw
forward;
prologue,
part
spoken
before
(the main
piece);
propel,
prognathous;
provide,
to look out for;
pronoun,
a word
instead
of a noun;
proconsul,
a
person
acting
in place of a
consul;
proportion,
arrangement
according
to
parts..
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