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Definition of something
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 something is as below...
Something
(adv.)
In some
degree;
somewhat;
to some
extent;
at some
distance.
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Infix
::
Infix (n.)
Something
infixed.
Primary
::
Primary
(a.) First in
order,
as being
preparatory
to
something
higher;
as,
primary
assemblies;
primary
schools..
Chape
::
Chape (n.) The piece by which an
object
is
attached
to
something,
as the frog of a
scabbard
or the metal loop at the back of a
buckle
by which it is
fastened
to a
strap..
Attachment
::
Attachment
(n.)
Something
attached;
some
adjunct
attached
to an
instrument,
machine,
or other
object;
as, a
sewing
machine
attachment
(i. e., a
device
attached
to a
sewing
machine
to
enable
it to do
special
work, as
tucking,
etc.)..
Gratuity
::
Gratuity
(n.)
Something
given
freely
or
without
recompense;
a free gift; a
present.
Null
::
Null (n.)
Something
that has no force or
meaning.
Vary
::
Vary (v. t.) To
change
to
something
else; to
transmute;
to
exchange;
to
alternate.
Ruff
::
Ruff (n.)
Something
formed
with
plaits
or
flutings,
like the
collar
of this
name..
Imminence
::
Imminence
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
imminent;
a
threatening,
as of
something
about to
happen.
The
imminence
of any
danger
or
distress..
Whelm
::
Whelm (v. t.) To throw
(something)
over a thing so as to cover it.
Astonish
::
Astonish
(v. t.) To
strike
with
sudden
fear,
terror,
or
wonder;
to
amaze;
to
surprise
greatly,
as with
something
unaccountable;
to
confound
with some
sudden
emotion
or
passion..
Negative
::
Negative
(n.) A
proposition
by which
something
is
denied
or
forbidden;
a
conception
or term
formed
by
prefixing
the
negative
particle
to one which is
positive;
an
opposite
or
contradictory
term or
conception.
Flip-flap
::
Flip-flap
(n.) The
repeated
stroke
of
something
long and
loose.
Regret
::
Regret
(v.) Pain of mind on
account
of
something
done or
experienced
in the past, with a wish that it had been
different;
a
looking
back with
dissatisfaction
or with
longing;
grief;
sorrow;
especially,
a
mourning
on
account
of the loss of some joy,
advantage,
or
satisfaction..
Remonstrance
::
Remonstrance
(n.)
Earnest
presentation
of
reason
in
opposition
to
something;
protest;
expostulation.
Rider
::
Rider (n.) An
addition
or
amendment
to a
manuscript
or other
document,
which is
attached
on a
separate
piece of
paper;
in
legislative
practice,
an
additional
clause
annexed
to a bill while in
course
of
passage;
something
extra or
burdensome
that is
imposed..
Incident
::
Incident
(n.)
Something
appertaining
to,
passing
with, or
depending
on,
another,
called
the
principal..
Relieve
::
Relieve
(v. t.) To raise up
something
in; to
introduce
a
contrast
or
variety
into; to
remove
the
monotony
or
sameness
of.
Lantern
::
Lantern
(n.)
Something
inclosing
a
light,
and
protecting
it from wind, rain, etc. ; --
sometimes
portable,
as a
closed
vessel
or case of horn,
perforated
tin,
glass,
oiled
paper,
or other
material,
having
a lamp or
candle
within;
sometimes
fixed,
as the
glazed
inclosure
of a
street
light,
or of a
lighthouse
light..
Biennial
::
Biennial
(n.)
Something
which takes place or
appears
once in two
years;
esp. a
biennial
examination.
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