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Definition of spring
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 spring is as below...
Spring
(v. i.) To shoot up, out, or
forth;
to come to the
light;
to begin to
appear;
to
emerge;
as a plant from its seed, as
streams
from their
source,
and the like;
-often
followed
by up,
forth,
or out..
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Bolt
::
Bolt (v. i.) A
sudden
spring
or
start;
a
sudden
spring
aside;
as, the horse made a
bolt..
Jumart
::
Jumart
(n.) The
fabled
offspring
of a bull and a mare.
Roil
::
Roil (v.) To
render
turbid
by
stirring
up the dregs or
sediment
of; as, to roil wine,
cider,
etc. , in casks or
bottles;
to roil a
spring..
Prime
::
Prime (n.) The first part; the
earliest
stage;
the
beginning
or
opening,
as of the day, the year, etc.;
hence,
the dawn; the
spring..
Offspring
::
Offspring
(n.sing.
& pl.) That which is
produced;
a child or
children;
a
descendant
or
descendants,
however
remote
from the
stock..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) Any
source
of
supply;
especially,
the
source
from which a
stream
proceeds;
as issue of water from the
earth;
a
natural
fountain..
Saline
::
Saline
(a.) A salt
spring;
a place where salt water is
collected
in the
earth.
Beneficence
::
Beneficence
(n.) The
practice
of doing good;
active
goodness,
kindness,
or
charity;
bounty
springing
from
purity
and
goodness..
Shears
::
Shears
(n.) A
similar
instrument
the
blades
of which are
extensions
of a
curved
spring,
-- used for
shearing
sheep or
skins..
Backset
::
Backset
(v. i.) To plow
again,
in the fall; -- said of
prairie
land
broken
up in the
spring..
Head
::
Head (n.) The
source,
fountain,
spring,
or
beginning,
as of a
stream
or
river;
as, the head of the Nile;
hence,
the
altitude
of the
source,
or the
height
of the
surface,
as of
water,
above a given
place,
as above an
orifice
at which it
issues,
and the
pressure
resulting
from the
height
or from
motion;
sometimes
also, the
quantity
in
reserve;
as, a mill or
reservoir
has a good head of
water,
or ten feet head; also, that part of a gulf or bay most
remote
from the
outlet
or the sea..
Drink
::
Drink (v. i.) To
swallow
anything
liquid,
for
quenching
thirst
or other
purpose;
to
imbibe;
to
receive
or
partake
of, as if in
satisfaction
of
thirst;
as, to drink from a
spring..
Dayspring
::
Dayspring
(n.) The
beginning
of the day, or first
appearance
of
light;
the dawn;
hence,
the
beginning..
Buck
::
Buck (v. i.) To
spring
with quick
plunging
leaps,
descending
with the fore legs rigid and the head held as low down as
possible;
-- said of a
vicious
horse or
mule..
Caper
::
Caper (n.) A
frolicsome
leap or
spring;
a skip; a jump, as in mirth or
dancing;
a
prank..
Drumming
::
Drumming
(n.) The act of
beating
upon, or as if upon, a drum; also, the noise which the male of the
ruffed
grouse
makes in
spring,
by
beating
his wings upon his
sides..
Springy
::
Springy
(superl.)
Resembling,
having
the
qualities
of, or
pertaining
to, a
spring;
elastic;
as,
springy
steel;
a
springy
step..
Issue
::
Issue (n.)
Progeny;
a child or
children;
offspring.
In law,
sometimes,
in a
general
sense,
all
persons
descended
from a
common
ancestor;
all
lineal
descendants..
Regard
::
Regard
(v. t.) That view of the mind which
springs
from
perception
of
value,
estimable
qualities,
or
anything
that
excites
admiration;
respect;
esteem;
reverence;
affection;
as, to have a high
regard
for a
person;
-- often in the
plural..
Spang
::
Spang (v. i.) To
spring;
to
bound;
to leap.
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