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Definition of rest
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Rest (n.) A set or game at
tennis.
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Manubrium
::
Manubrium
(n.) A
handlelike
process
or part; esp., the
anterior
segment
of the
sternum,
or
presternum,
and the
handlelike
process
of the
malleus..
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..
Designate
::
Designate
(v. t.) To mark out and make
known;
to point out; to name; to
indicate;
to show; to
distinguish
by marks or
description;
to
specify;
as, to
designate
the
boundaries
of a
country;
to
designate
the
rioters
who are to be
arrested..
Trail
::
Trail (n.) That part of the stock of a gun
carriage
which rests on the
ground
when the piece is
unlimbered.
See
Illust.
of Gun
carriage,
under Gun..
Kicksy-wicksy
::
Kicksy-wicksy
(a.)
Fantastic;
restless;
as,
kicksy-wicksy
flames..
Clearstory
::
Clearstory
(n.) Alt. of
Clerestor.
Self-seeking
::
Self-seeking
(a.)
Seeking
one's own
interest
or
happiness;
selfish.
Materialize
::
Materialize
(v. t.) To cause to
assume
a
character
appropriate
to
material
things;
to
occupy
with
material
interests;
as, to
materialize
thought..
Rebuke
::
Rebuke
(v. t.) To
check,
silence,
or put down, with
reproof;
to
restrain
by
expression
of
disapprobation;
to
reprehend
sharply
and
summarily;
to
chide;
to
reprove;
to
admonish..
Manacle
::
Manacle
(v. t.) To put
handcuffs
or other
fastening
upon, for
confining
the
hands;
to
shackle;
to
confine;
to
restrain
from the use of the limbs or
natural
powers..
Alliance
::
Alliance
(n.) The state of being
allied;
the act of
allying
or
uniting;
a union or
connection
of
interests
between
families,
states,
parties,
etc.,
especially
between
families
by
marriage
and
states
by
compact,
treaty,
or
league;
as,
matrimonial
alliances;
an
alliance
between
church
and
state;
an
alliance
between
France
and
England..
Return
::
Return
(n.) The act of
returning
(transitive),
or
sending
back to the same place or
condition;
restitution;
repayment;
requital;
retribution;
as, the
return
of
anything
borrowed,
as a book or
money;
a good
return
in
tennis..
Percentage
::
Percentage
(n.) A
certain
rate per cent; the
allowance,
duty, rate of
interest,
discount,
or
commission,
on a
hundred..
Enlist
::
Enlist
(v. t.) To
secure
the
support
and aid of; to
employ
in
advancing
interest;
as, to
enlist
persons
in the cause of
truth,
or in a
charitable
enterprise..
Forebrain
::
Forebrain
(n.) The
anterior
of the three
principal
divisions
of the
brain,
including
the
prosencephalon
and
thalamencephalon.
Sometimes
restricted
to the
prosencephalon
only. See
Brain..
Silva
::
Silva (n.) A
description
or
history
of the
forest
trees of a
country.
Detort
::
Detort
(v. t.) To turn form the
original
or plain
meaning;
to
pervert;
to
wrest.
Restive
::
Restive
(a.)
Impatient
under
coercion,
chastisement,
or
opposition;
refractory..
Lodge
::
Lodge (n.) A
shelter
in which one may rest; as: (a) A shed; a rude
cabin;
a hut; as, an
Indian's
lodge..
Restrict
::
Restrict
(a.)
Restricted.
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