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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.) A
respectful
title,
used in
addressing
a man,
without
being
prefixed
to his name; -- used
especially
in
speaking
to
elders
or
superiors;
sometimes,
also, used in the way of
emphatic
formality..
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Eucalyn
::
Eucalyn
(n.) An
unfermentable
sugar,
obtained
as an
uncrystallizable
sirup by the
decomposition
of
melitose;
also
obtained
from a
Tasmanian
eucalyptus,
--
whence
its
name..
Bodleian
::
Bodleian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to Sir
Thomas
Bodley,
or to the
celebrated
library
at
Oxford,
founded
by him in the
sixteenth
century..
Satiety
::
Satiety
(n.) The state of being
satiated
or
glutted;
fullness
of
gratification,
either
of the
appetite
or of any
sensual
desire;
fullness
beyond
desire;
an
excess
of
gratification
which
excites
wearisomeness
or
loathing;
repletion;
satiation..
General
::
General
(a.)
Having
a
relation
to all;
common
to the
whole;
as, Adam, our
general
sire..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) The
turning
of a gun so as to make it point in any
desired
direction.
Love
::
Love (n.) To take
delight
or
pleasure
in; to have a
strong
liking
or
desire
for, or
interest
in; to be
pleased
with; to like; as, to love
books;
to love
adventures..
Kaleidoscope
::
Kaleidoscope
(n.) An
instrument
invented
by Sir David
Brewster,
which
contains
loose
fragments
of
colored
glass,
etc., and
reflecting
surfaces
so
arranged
that
changes
of
position
exhibit
its
contents
in an
endless
variety
of
beautiful
colors
and
symmetrical
forms.
It has been much
employed
in arts of
design..
Fond
::
Fond
(superl.)
Loving;
much
pleased;
affectionately
regardful,
indulgent,
or
desirous;
longing
or
yearning;
--
followed
by of
(formerly
also by on)..
Fusel Oil
::
Fusel oil () A hot,
acrid,
oily
liquid,
accompanying
many
alcoholic
liquors
(as
potato
whisky,
corn
whisky,
etc.),
as an
undesirable
ingredient,
and
consisting
of
several
of the
higher
alcohols
and
compound
ethers,
but
particularly
of amyl
alcohol;
hence,
specifically
applied
to amyl
alcohol..
Candy
::
Candy (v. t.) To make sugar
crystals
of or in; to form into a mass
resembling
candy;
as, to candy
sirup..
Sirbonian
::
Sirbonian
(a.) See
Serbonian.
Pant
::
Pant (v. i.)
Hence:
To long
eagerly;
to
desire
earnestly.
Bosom
::
Bosom (n.)
Inclination;
desire.
Inhiation
::
Inhiation
(n.) A
gaping
after;
eager
desire;
craving.
Wish
::
Wish (v. t.) To frame or
express
desires
concerning;
to
invoke
in favor of, or
against,
any one; to
attribute,
or cal down, in
desire;
to
invoke;
to
imprecate..
Gipsire
::
Gipsire
(n.) A kind of pouch
formerly
worn at the
girdle.
Signior
::
Signior
(n.) Sir; Mr. The
English
form and
pronunciation
for the
Italian
Signor
and the
Spanish
Se–or.
Want
::
Want (v. i.) The state of not
having;
the
condition
of being
without
anything;
absence
or
scarcity
of what is
needed
or
desired;
deficiency;
lack; as, a want of power or
knowledge
for any
purpose;
want of food and
clothing..
Bessemer Steel
::
Bessemer
steel () Steel made
directly
from cast iron, by
burning
out a
portion
of the
carbon
and other
impurities
that the
latter
contains,
through
the
agency
of a blast of air which is
forced
through
the
molten
metal;
-- so
called
from Sir Henry
Bessemer,
an
English
engineer,
the
inventor
of the
process..
Acquisitiveness
::
Acquisitiveness
(n.) The
quality
of being
acquisitive;
propensity
to
acquire
property;
desire
of
possession.
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