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Definition of short
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 short is as below...
Short
(superl.)
Limited
in
quantity;
inadequate;
insufficient;
scanty;
as, a short
supply
of
provisions,
or of
water..
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Jimmy
::
Jimmy (n.) A short
crowbar
used by
burglars
in
breaking
open
doors.
Nap
::
Nap (n.) A short
sleep;
a doze; a
siesta.
Funiculus
::
Funiculus
(n.) A short cord which
connects
the
embryo
of some
myriapods
with the
amnion.
Contractile
::
Contractile
(a.)
tending
to
contract;
having
the power or
property
of
contracting,
or of
shrinking
into
shorter
or
smaller
dimensions;
as, the
contractile
tissues..
Shortcoming
::
Shortcoming
(n.)
Neglect
of, or
failure
in,
performance
of
duty..
Halt
::
Halt (v. i.) To hold one's self from
proceeding;
to hold up; to cease
progress;
to stop for a
longer
or
shorter
period;
to come to a stop; to stand
still.
Punchinello
::
Punchinello
(n.) A
punch;
a
buffoon;
originally,
in a
puppet
show, a
character
represented
as fat,
short,
and
humpbacked..
Shunt
::
Shunt (v. t.) A
turning
off to a side or short
track,
that the
principal
track may be left
free..
Hog
::
Hog (v. t.) To cut short like
bristles;
as, to hog the mane of a
horse..
Strepsipterous
::
Strepsiptera
(n. pl.) A group of small
insects
having
the
anterior
wings
rudimentary,
and in the form of short and
slender
twisted
appendages,
while the
posterior
ones are large and
membranous.
They are
parasitic
in the
larval
state on bees,
wasps,
and the like; --
called
also
Rhipiptera.
See
Illust.
under
Rhipipter..
Interact
::
Interact
(n.) A short act or piece
between
others,
as in a play; an
interlude;
hence,
intermediate
employment
or
time..
Vow
::
Vow (n.) A
solemn
promise
made to God, or to some
deity;
an act by which one
consecrates
or
devotes
himself,
absolutely
or
conditionally,
wholly
or in part, for a
longer
or
shorter
time, to some act,
service,
or
condition;
a
devotion
of one's
possessions;
as, a
baptismal
vow; a vow of
poverty..
Tornado
::
Tornado
(n.) A
violent
whirling
wind;
specifically
(Meteorol.),
a
tempest
distinguished
by a rapid
whirling
and slow
progressive
motion,
usually
accompaned
with
severe
thunder,
lightning,
and
torrents
of rain, and
commonly
of short
duration
and small
breadth;
a small
cyclone..
Diastole
::
Diastole
(n.) A
figure
by which a
syllable
naturally
short is made long.
Baboon
::
Baboon
(n.) One of the Old World
Quadrumana,
of the
genera
Cynocephalus
and
Papio;
the
dog-faced
ape.
Baboons
have
dog-like
muzzles
and large
canine
teeth,
cheek
pouches,
a short tail, and naked
callosities
on the
buttocks.
They are
mostly
African.
See
Mandrill,
and
Chacma,
and Drill an ape..
Duck-legged
::
Duck-legged
(a.)
Having
short legs, like a
waddling
duck;
short-legged..
Jacket
::
"Jacket
(n.) A short upper
garment,
extending
downward
to the hips; a short coat
without
skirts..
Bobsleigh
::
Bobsleigh
(n.) A short sled,
mostly
used as one of a pair
connected
by a reach or
coupling;
also, the
compound
sled so
formed..
Acaulescent
::
Acaulescent
(a.)
Having
no stem or
caulis,
or only a very short one
concealed
in the
ground..
Reptile
::
Reptile
(a.)
Creeping;
moving
on the
belly,
or by means of small and short
legs..
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