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Definition of sill
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Sill (n.) The
timber
or stone on which a
window
frame
stands;
or, the
lowest
piece in a
window
frame..
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Sill
::
Sill (n.) The basis or
foundation
of a
thing;
especially,
a
horizontal
piece,
as a
timber,
which forms the lower
member
of a
frame,
or
supports
a
structure;
as, the sills of a
house,
of a
bridge,
of a loom, and the
like..
Washboard
::
Washboard
(n.) A
broad,
thin
plank,
fixed along the
gunwale
of boat to keep the sea from
breaking
inboard;
also, a plank on the sill of a lower deck port, for the same
purpose;
--
called
also
wasteboard..
Gooseberry
::
Gooseberry
(a.) A silly
person;
a goose cap.
Groundsill
::
Groundsill
(n.) See
Ground
plate (a), under
Ground.
Inanity
::
Inanity
(n.) An
inane,
useless
thing or
pursuit;
a
vanity;
a silly
object;
--
chiefly
in pl.; as, the
inanities
of the
world..
Poltroonery
::
Poltroonery
(n.)
Cowardice;
want of
spirit;
pusillanimity.
Single
::
Single
(a.)
Simple;
not wise; weak;
silly.
Simplicity
::
Simplicity
(n.)
Weakness
of
intellect;
silliness;
folly.
Coward
::
Coward
(n.) A
person
who lacks
courage;
a timid or
pusillanimous
person;
a
poltroon.
Maudlin
::
Maudlin
(a.)
Tearful;
easily
moved to
tears;
exciting
to
tears;
excessively
sentimental;
weak and
silly.
Slight
::
Slight
(superl.)
Foolish;
silly;
weak in
intellect.
Sillock
::
Sillock
(n.) The
pollock,
or
coalfish..
Desipient
::
Desipient
(a.)
Foolish;
silly;
trifling.
Stultify
::
Stultify
(v. t.) To make
foolish;
to make a fool of; as, to
stultify
one by
imposition;
to
stultify
one's self by silly
reasoning
or
conduct..
Dote
::
Dote (v. i.) To be
weak-minded,
silly,
or
idiotic;
to have the
intellect
impaired,
especially
by age, so that the mind
wanders
or
wavers;
to
drivel..
Sillon
::
Sillon
(n.) A work
raised
in the
middle
of a wide
ditch,
to
defend
it..
Pusillanimous
::
Pusillanimous
(a.)
Evincing,
or
characterized
by,
weakness
of mind, and want of
courage;
feeble;
as,
pusillanimous
counsels..
Ignorant
::
Ignorant
(a.)
Resulting
from
ignorance;
foolish;
silly.
Nonny
::
Nonny (n.) A silly
fellow;
a
ninny.
Dotterel
::
Dotterel
(v. i.) A silly
fellow;
a dupe; a gull.
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