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Definition of sense
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 sense is as below...
Sense (v. t.) Sound
perception
and
reasoning;
correct
judgment;
good
mental
capacity;
understanding;
also, that which is
sound,
true, or
reasonable;
rational
meaning..
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Fiddle-faddle
::
Fiddle-faddle
(v. i.) To talk
nonsense.
Savor
::
Savor (a.) Sense of
smell;
power to
scent,
or trace by
scent..
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To
satisfy;
grafity
or
minister
to, as any
sense,
talent,
taste,
or
desire..
Translate
::
Translate
(v. t.) To
render
into
another
language;
to
express
the sense of in the words of
another
language;
to
interpret;
hence,
to
explain
or
recapitulate
in other
words..
Jabber
::
"Jabber
(v. i.) To talk
rapidly,
indistinctly,
or
unintelligibly;
to utter
gibberish
or
nonsense;
to
chatter..
Branchiopoda
::
Branchiopoda
(n. pl.) An order of
Entomostraca;
-- so named from the feet of
branchiopods
having
been
supposed
to
perform
the
function
of
gills.
It
includes
the
fresh-water
genera
Branchipus,
Apus, and
Limnadia,
and the genus
Artemia
found in salt
lakes.
It is also
called
Phyllopoda.
See
Phyllopoda,
Cladocera.
It is
sometimes
used in a
broader
sense..
Connection
::
Connection
(n.) A
relation;
esp. a
person
connected
with
another
by
marriage
rather
than by
blood;
-- used in a loose and
indefinite,
and
sometimes
a
comprehensive,
sense..
Sleep
::
Sleep (v. i.) A
natural
and
healthy,
but
temporary
and
periodical,
suspension
of the
functions
of the
organs
of
sense,
as well as of those of the
voluntary
and
rational
soul; that state of the
animal
in which there is a
lessened
acuteness
of
sensory
perception,
a
confusion
of
ideas,
and a loss of
mental
control,
followed
by a more or less
unconscious
state..
Heaviness
::
Heaviness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being heavy in its
various
senses;
weight;
sadness;
sluggishness;
oppression;
thickness.
Gyte
::
Gyte (a.)
Delirious;
senselessly
extravagant;
as, the man is clean
gyte..
Flowing
::
Flowing
(a.) That flows or for
flowing
(in
various
sense of the
verb);
gliding
along
smoothly;
copious.
Coronal
::
Coronal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
corona
(in any of the
senses).
Insecta
::
Insecta
(n.) In a more
restricted
sense,
the
Hexapoda
alone.
See
Hexapoda..
Hither
::
Hither
(adv.)
To this
point,
source,
conclusion,
design,
etc.; -- in a sense not
physical..
Stichwort
::
Stichometry
(n.)
Division
of the text of a book into
lines;
especially,
the
division
of the text of books into lines
accommodated
to the
sense,
-- a
method
of
writing
manuscripts
used
before
punctuation
was
adopted..
Report
::
Report
(v. t.) To make a
statement
of the
conduct
of,
especially
in an
unfavorable
sense;
as, to
report
a
servant
to his
employer..
Covetousness
::
Covetousness
(n.) A
strong
or
inordinate
desire
of
obtaining
and
possessing
some
supposed
good;
excessive
desire
for
riches
or
money;
-- in a bad
sense.
Blat
::
Blat (v. i.) To cry, as a calf or
sheep;
to
bleat;
to make a
senseless
noise;
to talk
inconsiderately..
#NAME?
::
-gen () A
suffix
used in
scientific
words in the sense of
producing,
generating:
as,
amphigen,
amidogen,
halogen..
Arch
::
Arch (n.)
Usually
a
curved
member
made up of
separate
wedge-shaped
solids,
with the
joints
between
them
disposed
in the
direction
of the radii of the
curve;
used to
support
the wall or other
weight
above an
opening.
In this sense
arches
are
segmental,
round (i. e.,
semicircular),
or
pointed..
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