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Definition of sir
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 sir is as below...
Sir (n.) An
English
rendering
of the LAtin
Dominus,
the
academical
title of a
bachelor
of arts; --
formerly
colloquially,
and
sometimes
contemptuously,
applied
to the
clergy..
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Burn
::
Burn (v. i.) To have a
condition,
quality,
appearance,
sensation,
or
emotion,
as if on fire or
excessively
heated;
to act or rage with
destructive
violence;
to be in a state of
lively
emotion
or
strong
desire;
as, the face
burns;
to burn with
fever..
Grandsire
::
Grandsire
(n.)
Specifically,
a
grandfather;
more
generally,
any
ancestor..
Sire
::
Sire (n.) A
creator;
a
maker;
an
author;
an
originator.
Epithumetical
::
Epithumetical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
sexual
desire;
sensual.
Love
::
Love (n.)
Affection;
kind
feeling;
friendship;
strong
liking
or
desire;
fondness;
good will; --
opposed
to hate; often with of and an
object.
Inhiation
::
Inhiation
(n.) A
gaping
after;
eager
desire;
craving.
Smithing
::
Smithing
(n.) The act or art of
working
or
forging
metals,
as iron, into any
desired
shape..
Sirdar
::
Sirdar
(n.) A
native
chief in
Hindostan;
a
headman.
Appetible
::
Appetible
(a.)
Desirable;
capable
or
worthy
of being the
object
of
desire.
Heteronomy
::
Heteronomy
(n.) A term
applied
by Kant to those laws which are
imposed
on us from
without,
or the
violence
done to us by our
passions,
wants,
or
desires..
Sirup
::
Sirup (n.) Alt. of Syru.
Incentive
::
Incentive
(n.) That which moves or
influences
the mind, or
operates
on the
passions;
that which
incites,
or has a
tendency
to
incite,
to
determination
or
action;
that which
prompts
to good or ill;
motive;
spur; as, the love of
money,
and the
desire
of
promotion,
are two
powerful
incentives
to
action..
Displeasure
::
Displeasure
(n.) The
feeling
of one who is
displeased;
irritation
or
uneasiness
of the mind,
occasioned
by
anything
that
counteracts
desire
or
command,
or which
opposes
justice
or a sense of
propriety;
disapprobation;
dislike;
dissatisfaction;
disfavor;
indignation..
Desirefulness
::
Desirefulness
(n.) The state of being
desireful;
eagerness
to
obtain
and
possess.
Expetible
::
Expetible
(a.)
Worthy
of being
wished
for;
desirable.
Beldame
::
Beldame
(n.)
Grandmother;
--
corresponding
to
belsire.
Lust
::
Lust (n.)
Longing
desire;
eagerness
to
possess
or
enjoy;
-- in a had
sense;
as, the lust of
gain..
Thermostat
::
Thermostat
(n.) A
self-acting
apparatus
for
regulating
temperature
by the
unequal
expansion
of
different
metals,
liquids,
or gases by heat, as in
opening
or
closing
the
damper
of a
stove,
or the like, as the heat
becomes
greater
or less than is
desired..
Sincere
::
Sincere
(superl.)
Being in
reality
what it
appears
to be;
having
a
character
which
corresponds
with the
appearance;
not
falsely
assumed;
genuine;
true; real; as, a
sincere
desire
for
knowledge;
a
sincere
contempt
for
meanness..
Willow
::
Willow
(n.) Any tree or shrub of the genus
Salix,
including
many
species,
most of which are
characterized
often used as an
emblem
of
sorrow,
desolation,
or
desertion.
A
wreath
of
willow
to show my
forsaken
plight.
Sir W.
Scott.
Hence,
a lover
forsaken
by, or
having
lost, the
person
beloved,
is said to wear the
willow..
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