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Definition of reading
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 reading is as below...
Reading
(n.) The way in which
anything
reads;
force of a word or
passage
presented
by a
documentary
authority;
lection;
version.
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Trample
::
Trample
(n.) The act of
treading
under foot; also, the sound
produced
by
trampling..
Misread
::
Misread
(v. t.) To read
amiss;
to
misunderstand
in
reading.
Rotate
::
Rotate
(a.)
Having
the parts
spreading
out like a
wheel;
wheel-shaped;
as, a
rotate
spicule
or
scale;
a
rotate
corolla,
i.e., a
monopetalous
corolla
with a
flattish
border,
and no tube or a very short one..
Spatula
::
Spatula
(n.) An
implement
shaped
like a
knife,
flat, thin, and
somewhat
flexible,
used for
spreading
paints,
fine
plasters,
drugs in
compounding
prescriptions,
etc. Cf.
Palette
knife,
under
Palette..
Lectionary
::
Lectionary
(n.) A book, or a list, of
lections,
for
reading
in
divine
service..
Spoil
::
Spoil (v. t.) To
render
useless
by
injury;
to
injure
fatally;
to ruin; to
destroy;
as, to spoil
paper;
to have the crops
spoiled
by
insects;
to spoil the eyes by
reading..
Dittology
::
Dittology
(n.) A
double
reading,
or
twofold
interpretation,
as of a
Scripture
text..
Tramp
::
Tramp (v. i.) To
cleanse,
as
clothes,
by
treading
upon them in
water..
Cheirosophy
::
Cheirosophy
(n.) The art of
reading
character
as it is
delineated
in the hand.
Propaganda
::
Propaganda
(n.)
Hence,
any
organization
or plan for
spreading
a
particular
doctrine
or a
system
of
principles..
Pancratium
::
Pancratium
(n.) A genus of Old World
amaryllideous
bulbous
plants,
having
a
funnel-shaped
perianth
with six
narrow
spreading
lobes.
The
American
species
are now
placed
in the
related
genus
Hymenocallis..
Stonecutter
::
Stonecrop
(n.) Any low
succulent
plant of the genus
Sedum,
esp. Sedum acre, which is
common
on bare rocks in
Europe,
and is
spreading
in parts of
America.
See
Orpine..
Point
::
Point (n.) A mark of
punctuation;
a
character
used to mark the
divisions
of a
composition,
or the
pauses
to be
observed
in
reading,
or to point off
groups
of
figures,
etc.; a stop, as a
comma,
a
semicolon,
and esp. a
period;
hence,
figuratively,
an end, or
conclusion..
Respond
::
Respond
(n.) A short
anthem
sung at
intervals
during
the
reading
of a
chapter.
Spread
::
Spreading
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Sprea.
Riveting
::
Riveting
(n.) The act of
joining
with
rivets;
the act of
spreading
out and
clinching
the end, as of a
rivet,
by
beating
or
pressing..
Backsight
::
Backsight
(n.) The
reading
of the
leveling
staff in its
unchanged
position
when the
leveling
instrument
has been taken to a new
position;
a sight
directed
backwards
to a
station
previously
occupied.
Cf.
Foresight,
n., 3..
Readable
::
Readable
(a.) Such as can be read;
legible;
fit or
suitable
to be read; worth
reading;
interesting.
Elocution
::
Elocution
(n.)
Oratorical
or
expressive
delivery,
including
the
graces
of
intonation,
gesture,
etc.; style or
manner
of
speaking
or
reading
in
public;
as,
clear,
impressive
elocution..
Hypocraterimorphous
::
Hypocraterimorphous
(a.)
Salver-shaped;
having
a
slender
tube,
expanding
suddenly
above into a
bowl-shaped
or
spreading
border,
as in the
blossom
of the phlox and the
lilac..
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