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Definition of sharp
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Sharp (n.) A sharp tool or
weapon.
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Sharp
::
Sharp (n.) A
portion
of a
stream
where the water runs very
rapidly.
Trephine
::
Trephine
(n.) An
instrument
for
trepanning,
being an
improvement
on the
trepan.
It is a
circular
or
cylindrical
saw, with a
handle
like that of a
gimlet,
and a
little
sharp
perforator
called
the
center
pin..
Tingle
::
Tingle
(v. i.) To feel a
sharp,
thrilling
pain..
Scream
::
Scream
(v. i.) To cry out with a
shrill
voice;
to utter a
sudden,
sharp
outcry,
or
shrill,
loud cry, as in
fright
or
extreme
pain; to
shriek;
to
screech..
Natural
::
Natural
(n.) A
character
[/] used to
contradict,
or to
remove
the
effect
of, a sharp or flat which has
preceded
it, and to
restore
the
unaltered
note..
Ting
::
Ting (n.) A sharp
sound,
as of a bell; a
tinkling..
Key
::
Key (n.) A
family
of tones whose
regular
members
are
called
diatonic
tones,
and named key tone (or
tonic)
or one (or
eight),
mediant
or
three,
dominant
or five,
subdominant
or four,
submediant
or six,
supertonic
or two, and
subtonic
or
seven.
Chromatic
tones are
temporary
members
of a key, under such names as sharp four, flat
seven,
etc.
Scales
and tunes of every
variety
are made from the tones of a key..
Huia Bird
::
Huia bird () A New
Zealand
starling
(Heteralocha
acutirostris),
remarkable
for the great
difference
in the form and
length
of the bill in the two
sexes,
that of the male being sharp and
straight,
that of the
female
much
longer
and
strongly
curved..
Shrewd
::
Shrewd
(superl.)
Able or
clever
in
practical
affairs;
sharp in
business;
astute;
sharp-witted;
sagacious;
keen; as, a
shrewd
observer;
a
shrewd
design;
a
shrewd
reply..
Sculpin
::
Sculpin
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
cottoid
fishes
of the genus
Cottus,
or
Acanthocottus,
having
a large head armed with sharp
spines,
and a broad
mouth.
They are
generally
mottled
with
yellow,
brown,
and
black.
Several
species
are found on the
Atlantic
coasts
of
Europe
and
America..
Thunderclap
::
Thunderclap
(n.) A sharp burst of
thunder;
a
sudden
report
of a
discharge
of
atmospheric
electricity.
Rifle
::
Rifle (n.) A strip of wood
covered
with emery or a
similar
material,
used for
sharpening
scythes..
Pricker
::
Pricker
(n.) One who, or that
which,
pricks;
a
pointed
instrument;
a sharp
point;
a
prickle..
Thrillant
::
Thrillant
(a.)
Piercing;
sharp;
thrilling.
Boxhaul
::
Boxhaul
(v. t.) To put (a
vessel)
on the other tack by
veering
her short round on her heel; -- so
called
from the
circumstance
of
bracing
the head yards abox (i. e., sharp
aback,
on the
wind)..
Discerning
::
Discerning
(a.)
Acute;
shrewd;
sagacious;
sharp-sighted.
Gougeshell
::
Gougeshell
(n.) A
sharp-edged,
tubular,
marine
shell,
of the genus
Vermetus;
also, the
pinna.
See
Vermetus..
Thrill
::
Thrill
(v. i.) To feel a
sharp,
shivering,
tingling,
or
exquisite
sensation,
running
through
the
body..
Incise
::
Incise
(v. t.) To cut in or into with a sharp
instrument;
to
carve;
to
engrave.
Eraser
::
Eraser
(n.) One who, or that
which,
erases;
esp., a sharp
instrument
or a piece of
rubber
used to erase
writings,
drawings,
etc..
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