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Definition of secret
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 secret is as below...
Secret
(a.)
Something
studiously
concealed;
a thing kept from
general
knowledge;
what is not
revealed,
or not to be
revealed..
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Secrete
::
Secrete
(v. t.) To
deposit
in a place of
hiding;
to hide; to
conceal;
as, to
secrete
stolen
goods;
to
secrete
one's
self..
Tube
::
Tube (n.) A more or less
cylindrical,
and often
spiral,
case
secreted
or
constructed
by many
annelids,
crustaceans,
insects,
and other
animals,
for
protection
or
concealment.
See
Illust.
of
Tubeworm..
Prayer
::
Prayer
(v. i.) The act of
addressing
supplication
to a
divinity,
especially
to the true God; the
offering
of
adoration,
confession,
supplication,
and
thanksgiving
to the
Supreme
Being;
as,
public
prayer;
secret
prayer..
Cant
::
Cant (n.)
Vulgar
jargon;
slang;
the
secret
language
spoker
by
gipsies,
thieves,
tramps,
or
beggars..
Blab
::
Blab (v.) To utter or tell
unnecessarily,
or in a
thoughtless
manner;
to
publish
(secrets
or
trifles)
without
reserve
or
discretion..
Nostrum
::
Nostrum
(n.) A
medicine,
the
ingredients
of which are kept
secret
for the
purpose
of
restricting
the
profits
of sale to the
inventor
or
proprietor;
a quack
medicine..
Plot
::
Plot (n.) Any
scheme,
stratagem,
secret
design,
or plan, of a
complicated
nature,
adapted
to the
accomplishment
of some
purpose,
usually
a
treacherous
and
mischievous
one; a
conspiracy;
an
intrigue;
as, the
Rye-house
Plot..
Wax
::
Wax (n.) A
substance
similar
to
beeswax,
secreted
by
several
species
of scale
insects,
as the
Chinese
wax. See Wax
insect,
below..
Junto
::
"Junto
(n.) A
secret
council
to
deliberate
on
affairs
of
government
or
politics;
a
number
of men
combined
for party
intrigue;
a
faction;
a
cabal;
as, a junto of
ministers;
a junto of
politicians..
Breathing
::
Breathing
(n.)
Aspiration;
secret
prayer.
Musk
::
Musk (n.) A
substance
of a
reddish
brown
color,
and when fresh of the
consistence
of
honey,
obtained
from a bag being
behind
the navel of the male musk deer. It has a
slightly
bitter
taste,
but is
specially
remarkable
for its
powerful
and
enduring
odor. It is used in
medicine
as a
stimulant
antispasmodic.
The term is also
applied
to
secretions
of
various
other
animals,
having
a
similar
odor..
Unearth
::
Unearth
(v. t.) To drive or draw from the
earth;
hence,
to
uncover;
to bring out from
concealment;
to bring to
light;
to
disclose;
as, to
unearth
a
secret..
Close
::
Close
(adv.)
Secretly;
darkly.
Ooze
::
Ooze (n.) Fig.: To leak (out) or
escape
slowly;
as, the
secret
oozed out; his
courage
oozed out..
Synovitis
::
Synovial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
synovia;
secreting
synovia.
Secretary
::
Secretary
(n.) The
secretary
bird.
Wax
::
Wax (n.) A
waxlike
product
secreted
by
certain
plants.
See
Vegetable
wax, under
Vegetable..
Worm
::
Worm (v. i.) To work
slowly,
gradually,
and
secretly..
Espionage
::
Espionage
(n.) The
practice
or
employment
of
spies;
the
practice
of
watching
the words and
conduct
of
others,
to make
discoveries,
as spies or
secret
emissaries;
secret
watching..
Pipe Layer
::
Pipe layer () A
politician
who works in
secret;
-- in this
sense,
usually
written
as one
word..
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