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Definition of sill
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Sill (n.) A piece of
timber
across
the
bottom
of a canal lock for the gates to shut
against.
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Intertie
::
Intertie
(n.) In any
framed
work, a
horizontal
tie other than sill and plate or other
principal
ties,
securing
uprights
to one
another..
Giggle
::
Giggle
(n.) A kind of
laugh,
with short
catches
of the voice or
breath;
a
light,
silly
laugh..
Coxcomb
::
Coxcomb
(n.) A vain, showy
fellow;
a
conceited,
silly man, fond of
display;
a
superficial
pretender
to
knowledge
or
accomplishments;
a fop..
Dotterel
::
Dotterel
(v. i.) A silly
fellow;
a dupe; a gull.
Coward
::
Coward
(n.) A
person
who lacks
courage;
a timid or
pusillanimous
person;
a
poltroon.
Sell
::
Sell (n.) A sill.
Jack
::
"Jack (n.) An
impertinent
or silly
fellow;
a
simpleton;
a boor; a
clown;
also, a
servant;
a
rustic..
Poltroonery
::
Poltroonery
(n.)
Cowardice;
want of
spirit;
pusillanimity.
Simper
::
Simper
(n.) A
constrained,
self-conscious
smile;
an
affected,
silly
smile;
a
smirk..
Unsilly
::
Unsilly
(a.) See
Unsely.
Toy
::
Toy (v. t.) An old
story;
a silly tale.
Inanity
::
Inanity
(n.) An
inane,
useless
thing or
pursuit;
a
vanity;
a silly
object;
--
chiefly
in pl.; as, the
inanities
of the
world..
Sillock
::
Sillock
(n.) The
pollock,
or
coalfish..
Spirling
::
Spirketing
(n.) The
planking
from the
waterways
up to the port
sills.
Sill
::
Sill (n.) A young
herring.
Sill
::
Sill (n.) The shaft or thill of a
carriage.
Weathered
::
Weathered
(a.) Made
sloping,
so as to throw off
water;
as, a
weathered
cornice
or
window
sill..
Sill
::
Sill (n.) The
timber
or stone on which a
window
frame
stands;
or, the
lowest
piece in a
window
frame..
Single
::
Single
(a.)
Simple;
not wise; weak;
silly.
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..
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