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Definition of shade
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Shade (v. t.) To
obscure;
to dim the
brightness
of.
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Shadow
::
Shadow
(n.) To cut off light from; to put in
shade;
to
shade;
to throw a
shadow
upon; to
overspead
with
obscurity.
Disshadow
::
Disshadow
(v. t.) To free from
shadow
or
shade.
Sunlight
::
Sunless
(a.)
Destitute
or
deprived
of the sun or its rays;
shaded;
shadowed.
Tarsiatura
::
Tarsiatura
(n.) A kind of
mosaic
in
woodwork,
much
employed
in Italy in the
fifteenth
century
and
later,
in which
scrolls
and
arabesques,
and
sometimes
architectural
scenes,
landscapes,
fruits,
flowers,
and the like, were
produced
by
inlaying
pieces
of wood of
different
colors
and
shades
into
panels
usually
of
walnut
wood..
Morel
::
Morel (n.)
Nightshade;
-- so
called
from its
blackish
purple
berries.
Parasol
::
Parasol
(v. t.) To shade as with a
parasol.
Solanine
::
Solanine
(n.) A
poisonous
alkaloid
glucoside
extracted
from the
berries
of
common
nightshade
(Solanum
nigrum),
and of
bittersweet,
and from
potato
sprouts,
as a white
crystalline
substance
having
an
acrid,
burning
taste;
--
called
also
solonia,
and
solanina..
Mottle
::
Mottle
(v. t.) To mark with spots of
different
color,
or
shades
of
color,
as if
stained;
to spot; to
maculate..
Fresco
::
Fresco
(a.) A cool,
refreshing
state of the air;
duskiness;
coolness;
shade..
Dark
::
Dark (a.)
Destitute,
or
partially
destitute,
of
light;
not
receiving,
reflecting,
or
radiating
light;
wholly
or
partially
black,
or of some deep shade of
color;
not
light-colored;
as, a dark room; a dark day; dark
cloth;
dark
paint;
a dark
complexion..
Inshaded
::
Inshaded
(a.)
Marked
with
different
shades.
Umbriferous
::
Umbriferous
(a.)
Casting
or
making
a
shade;
umbrageous.
Eclipse
::
Eclipse
(v. t.) To
obscure,
darken,
or
extinguish
the
beauty,
luster,
honor,
etc., of; to
sully;
to
cloud;
to throw into the shade by
surpassing..
Umbraculiform
::
Umbraculiform
(a.)
Having
the form of
anything
that
serves
to
shade,
as a tree top, an
umbrella,
and the like;
specifically
(Bot.),
having
the form of an
umbrella;
umbrella-shaped..
Hyoscyamine
::
Hyoscyamine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in
henbane
(Hyoscyamus
niger),
and
regarded
as its
active
principle.
It is also found with other
alkaloids
in the thorn apple and
deadly
nightshade.
It is
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance,
with a
sharp,
offensive
taste.
Hyoscyamine
is
isomeric
with
atropine,
is very
poisonous,
and is used as a
medicine
for
neuralgia,
like
belladonna.
Called
also
hyoscyamia,
duboisine,
etc..
Gloom
::
Gloom (n.)
Partial
or total
darkness;
thick
shade;
obscurity;
as, the gloom of a
forest,
or of
midnight..
Color
::
Color (n.) Shade or
variety
of
character;
kind;
species.
Longicornia
::
Longicornia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
beetles,
including
a large
number
of
species,
in which the
antennae
are very long. Most of them, while in the
larval
state,
bore into the wood or
beneath
the bark of
trees,
and some
species
are very
destructive
to fruit and shade
trees.
See Apple
borer,
under
Apple,
and
Locust
beetle,
under
Locust..
Cherry
::
Cherry
(n.) A
peculiar
shade of red, like that of a
cherry..
Moulding
::
Moulding
(n.) A
plane,
or
curved,
narrow
surface,
either
sunk or
projecting,
used for
decoration
by means of the
lights
and
shades
upon its
surface.
Moldings
vary
greatly
in
pattern,
and are
generally
used in
groups,
the
different
members
of each group
projecting
or
retreating,
one
beyond
another.
See
Cable,
n., 3, and
Crenelated
molding,
under
Crenelate,
v. t..
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