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Definition of beat
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Beat (v. i.) A cheat or
swindler
of the
lowest
grade;
-- often
emphasized
by dead; as, a dead
beat..
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Throb
::
Throb (v. i.) To beat, or
pulsate,
with more than usual force or
rapidity;
to beat in
consequence
of
agitation;
to
palpitate;
-- said of the
heart,
pulse,
etc..
Plunger
::
Plunger
(n.) A
boiler
in which clay is
beaten
by a wheel to a
creamy
consistence.
Rammer
::
Rammer
(n.) An
instrument
for
driving
anything
with
force;
as, a
rammer
for
driving
stones
or
piles,
or for
beating
the earth to more
solidity.
Browbeating
::
Browbeating
(n.) The act of
bearing
down,
abashing,
or
disconcerting,
with stern
looks,
supercilious
manners,
or
confident
assertions..
Chronometer
::
Chronometer
(n.) A
portable
timekeeper,
with a heavy
compensation
balance,
and
usually
beating
half
seconds;
--
intended
to keep time with great
accuracy
for use an
astronomical
observations,
in
determining
longitude,
etc..
Pallet
::
Pallet
(n.) A
wooden
implement
used by
potters,
crucible
makers,
etc., for
forming,
beating,
and
rounding
their
works.
It is oval,
round,
and of other
forms..
Throb
::
Throb (n.) A beat, or
strong
pulsation,
as of the heart and
arteries;
a
violent
beating;
a
papitation:.
Fainting
::
Fainting
(n.)
Syncope,
or loss of
consciousness
owing to a
sudden
arrest
of the blood
supply
to the
brain,
the face
becoming
pallid,
the
respiration
feeble,
and the
heat's
beat
weak..
Pulsative
::
Pulsative
(a.)
Beating;
throbbing.
Drum
::
Drum (n.) An
instrument
of
percussion,
consisting
either
of a
hollow
cylinder,
over each end of which is
stretched
a piece of skin or
vellum,
to be
beaten
with a
stick;
or of a
metallic
hemisphere
(kettledrum)
with a
single
piece of skin to be so
beaten;
the
common
instrument
for
marking
time in
martial
music;
one of the pair of
tympani
in an
orchestra,
or
cavalry
band..
Punish
::
Punish
(v. t.) To
injure,
as by
beating;
to
pommel..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To cause to sound by one or more
beats;
to
indicate
or
notify
by
audible
strokes;
as, the clock
strikes
twelve;
the drums
strike
up a
march..
Wallop
::
Wallop
(v. t.) To beat
soundly;
to flog; to whip.
Thump
::
Thump (v. t.) To
strike
or beat with
something
thick or
heavy,
or so as to cause a dull
sound..
Beatify
::
Beatify
(v. t.) To
ascertain
and
declare,
by a
public
process
and
decree,
that a
deceased
person
is one of the
blessed
and is to be
reverenced
as such,
though
not
canonized..
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) To wear or
impair
as if by
beating
or by hard
usage.
Oryx
::
Oryx (n.) A genus of
African
antelopes
which
includes
the
gemsbok,
the
leucoryx,
the bisa
antelope
(O.
beisa),
and the
beatrix
antelope
(O.
beatrix)
of
Arabia..
Round
::
Round (n.) A
course
ending
where it
began;
a
circuit;
a beat;
especially,
one
freguently
or
regulary
traversed;
also, the act of
traversing
a
circuit;
as, a
watchman's
round;
the
rounds
of the
postman..
Belabor
::
Belabor
(v. t.) To beat
soundly;
to
cudgel.
Beatitude
::
Beatitude
(n.) Any one of the nine
declarations
(called
the
Beatitudes),
made in the
Sermon
on the Mount
(Matt.
v.
3-12),
with
regard
to the
blessedness
of those who are
distinguished
by
certain
specified
virtues..
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