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Definition of rouse
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Rouse (v. i. & t.) To pull or haul
strongly
and all
together,
as upon a rope,
without
the
assistance
of
mechanical
appliances..
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Stir
::
Stir (v. t.) To
incite
to
action;
to
arouse;
to
instigate;
to
prompt;
to
excite.
Carouse
::
Carouse
(v. i.) To drink
deeply
or
freely
in
compliment;
to take part in a
carousal;
to
engage
in
drunken
revels.
Overalls
::
Overalls
(n. pl.) A kind of loose
trousers
worn over
others
to
protect
them from
soiling.
Impassionate
::
Impassionate
(v. t.) To
affect
powerfully;
to
arouse
the
passions
of.
Trowsers
::
Trowsers
(n. pl.) Same as
Trousers.
Rouser
::
Rouser
(n.) One who, or that
which,
rouses..
Pheasant
::
Pheasant
(n.) The
ruffed
grouse.
Revel
::
Revel (v. i.) To feast in a
riotous
manner;
to
carouse;
to act the
bacchanalian;
to make
merry.
Baggy
::
Baggy (a.)
Resembling
a bag; loose or
puffed
out, or
pendent,
like a bag;
flabby;
as, baggy
trousers;
baggy
cheeks..
Rouse
::
Rouse (v. i.) To be
exited
to
thought
or
action
from a state of
indolence
or
inattention.
Solicit
::
Solicit
(v. t.) To awake or
excite
to
action;
to rouse
desire
in; to
summon;
to
appeal
to; to
invite.
Drum
::
Drum (v. i.) To beat with the
fingers,
as with
drumsticks;
to beat with a rapid
succession
of
strokes;
to make a noise like that of a
beaten
drum; as, the
ruffed
grouse
drums with his
wings..
Capercally
::
Capercally
(n.) A
species
of
grouse
(Tetrao
uragallus)
of large size and fine
flavor,
found in
northern
Europe
and
formerly
in
Scotland;
--
called
also cock of the
woods..
Grouse
::
Grouse
(n. sing. & pl.) Any of the
numerous
species
of
gallinaceous
birds of the
family
Tetraonidae,
and
subfamily
Tetraoninae,
inhabiting
Europe,
Asia, and North
America.
They have plump
bodies,
strong,
well-feathered
legs, and
usually
mottled
plumage.
The group
includes
the
ptarmigans
(Lagopus),
having
feathered
feet..
Alarm
::
Alarm (n.) Any sound or
information
intended
to give
notice
of
approaching
danger;
a
warning
sound to
arouse
attention;
a
warning
of
danger.
Bloomer
::
Bloomer
(n.) A
costume
for
women,
consisting
of a short
dress,
with loose
trousers
gathered
round
ankles,
and
(commonly)
a
broad-brimmed
hat..
Trossers
::
Trossers
(n. pl.)
Trousers.
Spring
::
Spring
(v. t.) To cause to
spring
up; to start or
rouse,
as game; to cause to rise from the
earth,
or from a
covert;
as, to
spring
a
pheasant..
Drink
::
Drink (v. i.) To quaff
exhilarating
or
intoxicating
liquors,
in
merriment
or
feasting;
to
carouse;
to
revel;
hence,
to lake
alcoholic
liquors
to
excess;
to be
intemperate
in the /se of
intoxicating
or
spirituous
liquors;
to
tipple..
Gallinae
::
Gallinae
(n.) An order of
birds,
including
the
common
domestic
fowls,
pheasants,
grouse,
quails,
and
allied
forms;
--
sometimes
called
Rasores..
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