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Definition of spoke
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Spoke (n.) A rung, or
round,
of a
ladder..
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Spoliated
::
Spokesman
(n.) One who
speaks
for
another.
Son
::
Son (n.) Any young male
person
spoken
of as a
child;
an
adopted
male
child;
a
pupil,
ward, or any other male
dependent..
Slapeface
::
Slapeface
(n.) A
soft-spoken,
crafty
hypocrite..
One
::
One (a.)
Denoting
a
person
or thing
conceived
or
spoken
of
indefinitely;
a
certain.
I am the
sister
of one
Claudio
[Shak.],
that is, of a
certain
man named
Claudio..
Preface
::
Preface
(n.)
Something
spoken
as
introductory
to a
discourse,
or
written
as
introductory
to a book or
essay;
a
proem;
an
introduction,
or
series
of
preliminary
remarks..
Stagger
::
Stagger
(v. t.) To
arrange
(a
series
of
parts)
on each side of a
median
line
alternately,
as the
spokes
of a wheel or the
rivets
of a
boiler
seam..
Father
::
Father
(n.) One of the chief
esslesiastical
authorities
of the first
centuries
after
Christ;
-- often
spoken
of
collectively
as the
Fathers;
as, the
Latin,
Greek,
or
apostolic
Fathers..
Prologue
::
Prologue
(n.) The
preface
or
introduction
to a
discourse,
poem, or
performance;
as, the
prologue
of
Chaucer's
Canterbury
Tales;
esp., a
discourse
or poem
spoken
before
a
dramatic
performance.
Himyaritic
::
Himyaritic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Himyar,
an
ancient
king of
Yemen,
in
Arabia,
or to his
successors
or
people;
as, the
Himjaritic
characters,
language,
etc.;
applied
esp. to
certain
ancient
inscriptions
showing
the
primitive
type of the
oldest
form of the
Arabic,
still
spoken
in
Southern
Arabia..
Bespoken
::
Bespoken
() of
Bespea.
Nave
::
Nave (n.) The block in the
center
of a
wheel,
from which the
spokes
radiate,
and
through
which the axle
passes;
--
called
also hub or hob..
Bespeak
::
Bespeak
(n.) A
bespeaking.
Among
actors,
a
benefit
(when a
particular
play is
bespoken.).
Straightway
::
Straight-spoken
(a.)
Speaking
with
directness;
plain-spoken.
Said
::
Said (a.)
Before-mentioned;
already
spoken
of or
specified;
aforesaid;
-- used
chiefly
in legal
style.
Persian
::
Persian
(n.) The
language
spoken
in
Persia.
Tongueless
::
Tongueless
(a.)
Unnamed;
not
spoken
of.
Quoth
::
Quoth (v. t.) Said;
spoke;
uttered;
-- used only in the first and third
persons
in the past
tenses,
and
always
followed
by its
nominative,
the word or words said being the
object;
as, quoth I. quoth he..
Cant
::
Cant (n.)
Vulgar
jargon;
slang;
the
secret
language
spoker
by
gipsies,
thieves,
tramps,
or
beggars..
Felly
::
Felly (n.) The
exterior
wooden
rim, or a
segment
of the rim, of a
wheel,
supported
by the
spokes..
Langue D''oil
::
Langue
d'oil () The
dialect
formerly
spoken
north of the Loire (in which the word for yes was oil, F.
oui)..
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