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Definition of soft
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 soft is as below...
Soft
(superl.)
Hence,
agreeable
to feel,
taste,
or
inhale;
not
irritating
to the
tissues;
as, a soft
liniment;
soft
wines..
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Soft-headed
::
Soft-headed
(a.) Weak in
intellect.
Mollipilose
::
Mollipilose
(a.)
Having
soft
hairs;
downy.
Tender
::
Tender
(superl.)
Susceptible
of the
softer
passions,
as love,
compassion,
kindness;
compassionate;
pitiful;
anxious
for
another's
good;
easily
excited
to pity,
forgiveness,
or
favor;
sympathetic..
Supple
::
Supple
(v. t.) To make soft and
pliant;
to
render
flexible;
as, to
supple
leather..
Cashmere
::
Cashmere
(n.) A rich stuff for
shawls,
scarfs,
etc.,
originally
made in
Cashmere
from the soft wool found
beneath
the hair of the goats of
Cashmere,
Thibet,
and the
Himalayas.
Some
cashmere,
of fine
quality,
is
richly
embroidered
for sale to
Europeans..
Autotypography
::
Autotypography
(n.) A
process
resembling
nature
printing,
by which
drawings
executed
on
gelatin
are
impressed
into a soft metal
plate,
from which the
printing
is done as from
copperplate..
Crumb
::
Crumb (n.) The soft part of
bread.
Blanket
::
Blanket
(a.) A piece of
rubber,
felt, or
woolen
cloth,
used in the
tympan
to make it soft and
elastic..
Pulu
::
Pulu (n.) A
vegetable
substance
consisting
of soft,
elastic,
yellowish
brown
chaff,
gathered
in the
Hawaiian
Islands
from the young
fronds
of free ferns of the genus
Cibotium,
chiefly
C.
Menziesii;
-- used for
stuffing
mattresses,
cushions,
etc., and as an
absorbent..
Malacostomous
::
Malacostomous
(a.)
Having
soft jaws
without
teeth,
as
certain
fishes..
Give
::
Give (v. i.) To
become
soft or
moist.
Musette
::
Musette
(n.) A small
bagpipe
formerly
in use,
having
a soft and sweet
tone..
Sodium
::
Sodium
(n.) A
common
metallic
element
of the
alkali
group,
in
nature
always
occuring
combined,
as in
common
salt, in
albite,
etc. It is
isolated
as a soft, waxy,
white,
unstable
metal,
so
readily
oxidized
that it
combines
violently
with
water,
and to be
preserved
must be kept under
petroleum
or some
similar
liquid.
Sodium
is used
combined
in many
salts,
in the free state as a
reducer,
and as a means of
obtaining
other
metals
(as
magnesium
and
aluminium)
is an
important
commercial
product.
Symbol
Favonian
::
Favonian
(a.)
Pertaining
to the west wind; soft; mild;
gentle.
Emollition
::
Emollition
(n.) The act of
softening
or
relaxing;
relaxation.
Breathe
::
Breathe
(v. t.) To emit or utter by the
breath;
to utter
softly;
to
whisper;
as, to
breathe
a vow..
Pseudorhabdite
::
Pseudorhabdite
(n.) One of the
peculiar
rodlike
corpuscles
found in the
integument
of
certain
Turbellaria.
They are
filled
with a soft
granular
substance.
Soft
::
Soft
(superl.)
Having,
or
consisting
of, a
gentle
curve or
curves;
not
angular
or
abrupt;
as, soft
outlines..
Quirboilly
::
Quirboilly
(n.)
Leather
softened
by
boiling
so as to take any
required
shape.
Upon
drying,
it
becomes
exceedingly
hard, and hence was
formerly
used for
armor..
Tweed
::
Tweed (n.) A soft and
flexible
fabric
for men's wear, made
wholly
of wool
except
in some
inferior
kinds,
the wool being dyed,
usually
in two
colors,
before
weaving..
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