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Definition of reach
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Reach (v. i.) To
retch.
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Doublehearted
::
Doublehearted
(a.)
Having
a false
heart;
deceitful;
treacherous.
Reach
::
Reach (v. t.) To
overreach;
to
deceive.
License
::
License
(n.)
Authority
or
liberty
given to do or
forbear
any act;
especially,
a
formal
permission
from the
proper
authorities
to
perform
certain
acts or to carry on a
certain
business,
which
without
such
permission
would be
illegal;
a grant of
permission;
as, a
license
to
preach,
to
practice
medicine,
to sell
gunpowder
or
intoxicating
liquors..
Reach
::
Reach (v. t.) To
strike,
hit, or touch with a
missile;
as, to reach an
object
with an
arrow,
a
bullet,
or a
shell..
Recure
::
Recure
(v. t.) To
arrive
at; to
reach;
to
attain.
Viper
::
Viper (a.) A
dangerous,
treacherous,
or
malignant
person..
Forereach
::
Forereach
(v. t.) To
advance
or gain upon; -- said of a
vessel
that gains upon
another
when
sailing
closehauled.
Assumpsit
::
Assumpsit
(n.) An
action
to
recover
damages
for a
breach
or
nonperformance
of a
contract
or
promise,
express
or
implied,
oral or in
writing
not under seal.
Common
or
indebitatus
assumpsit
is
brought
for the most part on an
implied
promise.
Special
assumpsit
is
founded
on an
express
promise
or
undertaking..
Avenue
::
Avenue
(n.) A way or
opening
for
entrance
into a
place;
a
passage
by which a place may by
reached;
a way of
approach
or of exit.
Disruption
::
Disruption
(n.) The act or
rending
asunder,
or the state of being rent
asunder
or
broken
in
pieces;
breach;
rent;
dilaceration;
rupture;
as, the
disruption
of rocks in an
earthquake;
disruption
of a
state..
Rought
::
Rought
() imp. of
Reach.
Flank
::
Flank (n.) That part of a
bastion
which
reaches
from the
curtain
to the face, and
defends
the
curtain,
the flank and face of the
opposite
bastion;
any part of a work
defending
another
by a fire along the
outside
of its
parapet..
Drosky
::
Drosky
(n.) A low,
four-wheeled,
open
carriage,
used in
Russia,
consisting
of a kind of long,
narrow
bench,
on which the
passengers
ride as on a
saddle,
with their feet
reaching
nearly
to the
ground.
Other kinds of
vehicles
are now so
called,
esp. a kind of
victoria
drawn by one or two
horses,
and used as a
public
carriage
in
German
cities..
Narrow
::
Narrow
(v. t.) To
contract
the reach or
sphere
of; to make less
liberal
or more
selfish;
to
limit;
to
confine;
to
restrict;
as, to
narrow
one's views or
knowledge;
to
narrow
a
question
in
discussion..
Superficialist
::
Superficial
(a.)
Reaching
or
comprehending
only what is
obvious
or
apparent;
not deep or
profound;
shallow;
-- said
especially
in
respect
to
study,
learning,
and the like; as, a
superficial
scholar;
superficial
knowledge..
Summer
::
Summer
(n.) A large stone or beam
placed
horizontally
on
columns,
piers,
posts,
or the like,
serving
for
various
uses.
Specifically:
(a) The
lintel
of a door or
window.
(b) The
commencement
of a cross
vault.
(c) A
central
floor
timber,
as a
girder,
or a piece
reaching
from a wall to a
girder.
Called
also
summertree..
Treachery
::
Treachery
(n.)
Violation
of
allegiance
or of faith and
confidence;
treasonable
or
perfidious
conduct;
perfidy;
treason.
Open
::
Open (v. i.) To
unclose;
to form a hole,
breach,
or gap; to be
unclosed;
to be
parted..
Unpreach
::
Unpreach
(v. t.) To undo or
overthrow
by
preaching.
Popular
::
Popular
(a.)
Beloved
or
approved
by the
people;
pleasing
to
people
in
general,
or to many
people;
as, a
popular
preacher;
a
popular
law; a
popular
administration..
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