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Definition of rope
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 rope is as below...
Rope (v. t.) To draw, as with a rope; to
entice;
to
inveigle;
to
decoy;
as, to rope in
customers
or
voters..
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Shroud-laid
::
Shroud-laid
(a.)
Composed
of four
strands,
and laid
right-handed
with a
heart,
or
center;
-- said of rope. See
Illust.
under
Cordage..
Suspect
::
Suslik
(n.) A
ground
squirrel
(Spermophilus
citillus)
of
Europe
and Asia. It has large cheek
pouches.
Manrope
::
Manrope
(n.) One of the side ropes to the
gangway
of a ship.
Scaldfish
::
Scaldfish
(n.) A
European
flounder
(Arnoglossus
laterna,
or
Psetta
arnoglossa);
--
called
also
megrim,
and
smooth
sole..
Amorous
::
Amorous
(a.)
Inclined
to love;
having
a
propensity
to love, or to
sexual
enjoyment;
loving;
fond;
affectionate;
as, an
amorous
disposition..
User
::
User (n.)
Enjoyment
of
property;
use.
Shroud
::
Shroud
(n.) A set of ropes
serving
as stays to
support
the
masts.
The lower
shrouds
are
secured
to the sides of
vessels
by heavy iron bolts and are
passed
around
the head of the lower
masts.
Footrope
::
Footrope
(n.) The rope
rigged
below a yard, upon which men stand when
reefing
or
furling;
--
formerly
called
a
horse..
Glucose
::
Glucose
(n.) Any one of a large class of
sugars,
isometric
with
glucose
proper,
and
including
levulose,
galactose,
etc..
Inclinable
::
Inclinable
(a.)
Having
a
propensity
of will or
feeling;
leaning
in
disposition;
disposed;
propense;
as, a mind
inclinable
to
truth..
Destructiveness
::
Destructiveness
(n.) The
faculty
supposed
to impel to the
commission
of acts of
destruction;
propensity
to
destroy.
Undue
::
Undue (a.) Not
right;
not
lawful
or
legal;
improper;
as, an undue
proceeding..
Shrike
::
Shrike
(v. i.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
oscinine
birds of the
family
Laniidae,
having
a
strong
hooked
bill,
toothed
at the tip. Most
shrikes
are
insectivorous,
but the
common
European
gray
shrike
(Lanius
excubitor),
the great
northern
shrike
(L.
borealis),
and
several
others,
kill mice, small
birds,
etc., and often
impale
them on
thorns,
and are, on that
account
called
also
butcher
birds.
See under
Butcher..
Beseem
::
Beseem
(v. t.)
Literally:
To
appear
or seem
(well,
ill, best, etc.) for (one) to do or to have.
Hence:
To be fit,
suitable,
or
proper
for, or
worthy
of; to
become;
to
befit..
Skip
::
Skip (v. t.) To leap
lightly
over; as, to skip the
rope..
Shoveler
::
Shoveler
(n.) A river duck
(Spatula
clypeata),
native
of
Europe
and
America.
It has a large bill,
broadest
towards
the tip. The male is
handsomely
variegated
with
green,
blue,
brown,
black,
and white on the body; the head and neck are dark
green.
Called
also
broadbill,
spoonbill,
shovelbill,
and
maiden
duck. The
Australian
shoveler,
or
shovel-nosed
duck (S.
rhynchotis),
is a
similar
species..
Juglans
::
"Juglans
(n.) A genus of
valuable
trees,
including
the true
walnut
of
Europe,
and the
America
black
walnut,
and
butternut..
Surd
::
Surd (a.)
Uttered,
as an
element
of
speech,
without
tone, or
proper
vocal
sound;
voiceless;
unintonated;
nonvocal;
atonic;
whispered;
aspirated;
sharp;
hard, as f, p, s, etc.; --
opposed
to
sonant.
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
//169,
179, 180..
Stepped
::
Steppe
(n.) One of the vast
plains
in
Southeastern
Europe
and in Asia,
generally
elevated,
and free from wood,
analogous
to many of the
prairies
in
Western
North
America.
See
Savanna..
Poy
::
Poy (n.) A long boat hook by which
barges
are
propelled
against
the
stream.
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