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Definition of slight
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Slight
(v. t.) To make even or
level.
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Click
::
Click (n.) A
slight
sharp
noise,
such as is made by the
cocking
of a
pistol..
Tarnish
::
Tarnish
(n.) A thin film on the
surface
of a
metal,
usually
due to a
slight
alteration
of the
original
color;
as, the steel
tarnish
in
columbite..
Ginseng
::
Ginseng
(n.) A plant of the genus
Aralia,
the root of which is
highly
valued
as a
medicine
among the
Chinese.
The
Chinese
plant
(Aralia
Schinseng)
has
become
so rare that the
American
(A.
quinquefolia)
has
largely
taken its
place,
and its root is now an
article
of
export
from
America
to
China.
The root, when dry, is of a
yellowish
white
color,
with a
sweetness
in the taste
somewhat
resembling
that of
licorice,
combined
with a
slight
aromatic
bitterness..
Scarificator
::
Scarificator
(n.) An
instrument,
principally
used in
cupping,
containing
several
lancets
moved
simultaneously
by a
spring,
for
making
slight
incisions..
Limbous
::
Limbous
(a.) With
slightly
overlapping
borders;
-- said of a
suture.
Slight
::
Slight
(v. t.) To throw
heedlessly.
Salework
::
Salework
(n.) Work or
things
made for sale;
hence,
work done
carelessly
or
slightingly..
Slight
::
Slight
(adv.)
Slightly.
Enough
::
Enough
(adv.)
Fully;
quite;
-- used to
express
slight
augmentation
of the
positive
degree,
and
sometimes
equivalent
to very; as, he is ready
enough
to
embrace
the
offer..
Prick
::
Prick (n.) To
pierce
slightly
with a
sharp-pointed
instrument
or
substance;
to make a
puncture
in, or to make by
puncturing;
to drive a fine point into; as, to prick one with a pin,
needle,
etc.; to prick a card; to prick holes in
paper..
Magnesia
::
Magnesia
(n.) A light
earthy
white
substance,
consisting
of
magnesium
oxide,
and
obtained
by
heating
magnesium
hydrate
or
carbonate,
or by
burning
magnesium.
It has a
slightly
alkaline
reaction,
and is used in
medicine
as a mild
antacid
laxative.
See
Magnesium..
Cellulose
::
Cellulose
(n.) The
substance
which
constitutes
the
essential
part of the solid
framework
of
plants,
of
ordinary
wood,
linen,
paper,
etc. It is also found to a
slight
extent
in
certain
animals,
as the
tunicates.
It is a
carbohydrate,
(C6H10O5)n,
isomeric
with
starch,
and is
convertible
into
starches
and
sugars
by the
action
of heat and
acids.
When pure, it is a white
amorphous
mass. See
Starch,
Granulose,
Lignin..
Ticklish
::
Ticklish
(a.)
Standing
so as to be
liable
to
totter
and fall at the
slightest
touch;
unfixed;
easily
affected;
unstable.
Roving
::
Roving
(n.) A roll or
sliver
of wool or
cotton
drawn out and
slightly
twisted;
a rove. See 2d Rove, 2..
Snack
::
Snack (v. t.) A
slight,
hasty
repast..
Tack
::
Tack (v. t.)
Especially,
to
attach
or
secure
in a
slight
or hasty
manner,
as by
stitching
or
nailing;
as, to tack
together
the
sheets
of a book; to tack one piece of cloth to
another;
to tack on a board or
shingle;
to tack one piece of metal to
another
by drops of
solder..
Peccadillo
::
Peccadillo
(n.) A
slight
trespass
or
offense;
a petty crime or
fault.
Earth
::
Earth (n.) A
similar
oxide,
having
a
slight
alkaline
reaction,
as lime,
magnesia,
strontia,
baryta..
Falchion
::
Falchion
(n.) A
broad-bladed
sword,
slightly
curved,
shorter
and
lighter
than the
ordinary
sword;
-- used in the
Middle
Ages..
Seersucker
::
Seersucker
(n.) A light
fabric,
originally
made in the East
Indies,
of silk and
linen,
usually
having
alternating
stripes,
and a
slightly
craped
or
puckered
surface;
also, a
cotton
fabric
of
similar
appearance..
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