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Definition of show
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 show is as below...
Show (n.) That which os
shown,
or
brought
to view; that which is
arranged
to be seen; a
spectacle;
an
exhibition;
as, a
traveling
show; a
cattle
show..
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Bristle
::
Bristle
(v. i.) To show
defiance
or
indignation.
Cherub
::
Cherub
(n.) One of a order of
angels,
variously
represented
in art. In
European
painting
the
cherubim
have been shown as blue, to
denote
knowledge,
as
distinguished
from the
seraphim
(see
Seraph),
and in later art the
children's
heads with wings are
generally
called
cherubs..
Storm
::
Storm (n.) A heavy
shower
or fall, any
adverse
outburst
of
tumultuous
force;
violence..
Half-faced
::
Half-faced
(a.)
Showing
only part of the face;
wretched
looking;
meager.
Endeictic
::
Endeictic
(a.)
Serving
to show or
exhibit;
as, an
endeictic
dialogue,
in the
Platonic
philosophy,
is one which
exhibits
a
specimen
of
skill..
Seamy
::
Seamy (a.)
Having
a seam;
containing
seams,
or
showing
them..
Claptrap
::
Claptrap
(a.)
Contrived
for the
purpose
of
making
a show, or
gaining
applause;
deceptive;
unreal..
Timepiece
::
Timepiece
(n.) A
clock,
watch,
or other
instrument,
to
measure
or show the
progress
of time; a
chronometer..
Presage
::
Presage
(v. t.)
Something
which
foreshows
or
portends
a
future
event;
a
prognostic;
an omen; an
augury.
Tergant
::
Tergant
(a.)
Showing
the back; as, the eagle
tergant..
Rounceval
::
Rounceval
(a.)
Large;
strong;
-- from the
gigantic
bones shown at
Roncesvalles,
and
alleged
to be those of old
heroes..
Scud
::
Scud (n.) A
slight,
sudden
shower..
Mark
::
Mark (n.) A
character
or
device
put on an
article
of
merchandise
by the maker to show by whom it was made; a
trade-mark.
Affectation
::
Affectation
(n.) An
attempt
to
assume
or
exhibit
what is not
natural
or real; false
display;
artificial
show.
Slashed
::
Slashed
(a.)
Marked
or cut with a slash or
slashes;
deeply
gashed;
especially,
having
long,
narrow
openings,
as a
sleeve
or other part of a
garment,
to show rich
lining
or under
vesture..
Affect
::
Affect
(v. t.) To make a show of; to put on a
pretense
of; to
feign;
to
assume;
as, to
affect
ignorance..
Gracious
::
Gracious
(a.)
Abounding
in grace or
mercy;
manifesting
love,.
or
bestowing
mercy;
characterized
by
grace;
beneficent;
merciful;
disposed
to show
kindness
or
favor;
condescending;
as, his most
gracious
majesty..
Affected
::
Affected
(p. p. & a.) Given to false show;
assuming
or
pretending
to
possess
what is not
natural
or real.
Iris
::
Iris (n.) A genus of
plants
having
showy
flowers
and
bulbous
or
tuberous
roots,
of which the
flower-de-luce
(fleur-de-lis),
orris,
and other
species
of flag are
examples.
See
Illust.
of
Flower-de-luce..
Fluctuant
::
Fluctuant
(a.)
showing
undulation
or
fluctuation;
as, a
fluctuant
tumor..
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