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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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Unsilly
::
Unsilly
(a.) See
Unsely.
Cackle
::
Cackle
(v. i.) To talk in a silly
manner;
to
prattle.
Sillabub
::
Sillabub
(n.) A dish made by
mixing
wine or cider with milk, and thus
forming
a soft curd; also,
sweetened
cream,
flavored
with wine and
beaten
to a stiff
froth..
Single
::
Single
(a.)
Simple;
not wise; weak;
silly.
Spoonfuls
::
Spooney
(n.) A
weak-minded
or silly
person;
one who is
foolishly
fond.
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..
Apish
::
Apish (a.)
Having
the
qualities
of an ape; prone to
imitate
in a
servile
manner.
Hence:
Apelike;
fantastically
silly;
foppish;
affected;
trifling.
Stultiloquent
::
Stultiloquence
(n.) Silly talk;
babbling.
Threshold
::
Threshold
(n.) The
plank,
stone,
or piece of
timber,
which lies under a door,
especially
of a
dwelling
house,
church,
temple,
or the like; the
doorsill;
hence,
entrance;
gate;
door..
Foolish
::
Foolish
(a.)
Marked
with, or
exhibiting,
folly;
void of
understanding;
weak in
intellect;
without
judgment
or
discretion;
silly;
unwise..
Hersillon
::
Hersillon
(n.) A beam with
projecting
spikes,
used to make a
breach
impassable..
Fond
::
Fond
(superl.)
Foolish;
silly;
simple;
weak.
Saithe
::
Saithe
(n.) The
pollock,
or
coalfish;
--
called
also
sillock..
Groundsill
::
Groundsill
(n.) See
Ground
plate (a), under
Ground.
Simper
::
Simper
(v. i.) To smile in a
silly,
affected,
or
conceited
manner..
Foolish
::
Foolish
(a.) Such as a fool would do;
proceeding
from
weakness
of mind or
silliness;
exhibiting
a want of
judgment
or
discretion;
as, a
foolish
act..
Fibrolite
::
Fibrolite
(n.) A
silicate
of
alumina,
of
fibrous
or
columnar
structure.
It is like
andalusite
in
composition;
--
called
also
sillimanite,
and
bucholizite..
Seelily
::
Seelily
(adv.)
In a silly
manner.
Stultiloquy
::
Stultiloquent
(a.) Given to, or
characterized
by, silly talk;
babbling..
Slight
::
Slight
(superl.)
Foolish;
silly;
weak in
intellect.
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