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Definition of roke
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Roke (n.) A vein of ore.
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Rout
::
Rout (n.) The state of being
disorganized
and
thrown
into
confusion;
-- said
especially
of an army
defeated,
broken
in
pieces,
and put to
flight
in
disorder
or
panic;
also, the act of
defeating
and
breaking
up an army; as, the rout of the enemy was
complete..
Clock
::
Clock (n.) A
machine
for
measuring
time,
indicating
the hour and other
divisions
by means of hands
moving
on a dial
plate.
Its works are moved by a
weight
or a
spring,
and it is often so
constructed
as to tell the hour by the
stroke
of a
hammer
on a bell. It is not
adapted,
like the
watch,
to be
carried
on the
person..
Profligate
::
Profligate
(a.)
Broken
down in
respect
of
rectitude,
principle,
virtue,
or
decency;
openly
and
shamelessly
immoral
or
vicious;
dissolute;
as,
profligate
man or
wretch..
Consolidate
::
Consolidate
(v. t.) To unite by means of
applications,
as the parts of a
broken
bone, or the lips of a
wound..
Proke
::
Proke (v. i.) To poke; to
thrust.
Heartbroken
::
Heartbroken
(a.)
Overcome
by
crushing
sorrow;
deeply
grieved.
Iron-gray
::
Iron-gray
(a.) Of a gray
color,
somewhat
resembling
that of iron
freshly
broken..
Attle
::
Attle (n.)
Rubbish
or
refuse
consisting
of
broken
rock
containing
little
or no ore.
Hack
::
Hack (n.) A
hacking;
a catch in
speaking;
a
short,
broken
cough..
Brickle
::
Brickle
(a.)
Brittle;
easily
broken.
Line
::
Line (n.) One of the
straight
horizontal
and
parallel
prolonged
strokes
on and
between
which the notes are
placed.
Whole
::
Whole (a.)
Complete;
entire;
not
defective
or
imperfect;
not
broken
or
fractured;
unimpaired;
uninjured;
integral;
as, a whole
orange;
the egg is
whole;
the
vessel
is
whole..
#NAME?
::
-ment () A
suffix
denoting
that which does a
thing;
an act or
process;
the
result
of an act or
process;
state or
condition;
as,
aliment,
that which
nourishes,
ornament,
increment;
fragment,
piece
broken,
segment;
abridgment,
act of
abridging,
imprisonment,
movement,
adjournment;
amazement,
state of being
amazed,
astonishment..
Gurgle
::
Gurgle
(v. i.) To run or flow in a
broken,
irregular,
noisy
current,
as water from a
bottle,
or a small
stream
among
pebbles
or
stones..
Etch
::
Etch (v. t.) To
produce,
as
figures
or
designs,
on
mental,
glass,
or the like, by means of lines or
strokes
eaten in or
corroded
by means of some
strong
acid..
Factor
::
Factor
(n.) One who
transacts
business
for
another;
an
agent;
a
substitute;
especially,
a
mercantile
agent who buys and sells goods and
transacts
business
for
others
in
commission;
a
commission
merchant
or
consignee.
He may be a home
factor
or a
foreign
factor.
He may buy and sell in his own name, and he is
intrusted
with the
possession
and
control
of the
goods;
and in these
respects
he
differs
from a
broker..
Debris
::
Debris
(n.)
Broken
and
detached
fragments,
taken
collectively;
especially,
fragments
detached
from a rock or
mountain,
and piled up at the
base..
Trait
::
Trait (v.) A
stroke;
a
touch.
Chopping
::
Chopping
(n.) Act of
cutting
by
strokes.
Falter
::
Falter
(v. t.) To utter with
hesitation,
or in a
broken,
trembling,
or weak
manner..
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