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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.) An
elastic
body of any kind, as
steel,
India
rubber,
tough wood, or
compressed
air, used for
various
mechanical
purposes,
as
receiving
and
imparting
power,
diminishing
concussion,
regulating
motion,
measuring
weight
or other
force..
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Heart
::
Heart (n.) The seat of the
affections
or
sensibilities,
collectively
or
separately,
as love, hate, joy,
grief,
courage,
and the like;
rarely,
the seat of the
understanding
or will; --
usually
in a good
sense,
when no
epithet
is
expressed;
the
better
or
lovelier
part of our
nature;
the
spring
of all our
actions
and
purposes;
the seat of moral life and
character;
the moral
affections
and
character
itself;
the
individual
disposition
and
character;
as, a good,
tender,
loving,
bad, hard, or
selfish
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Salience
::
Salience
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
salient;
a
leaping;
a
springing
forward;
an
assaulting.
Bounce
::
Bounce
(v. i.) To leap or
spring
suddenly
or
unceremoniously;
to
bound;
as, she
bounced
into the
room..
Caper
::
Caper (v. i.) To leap or jump about in a
sprightly
manner;
to cut
capers;
to skip; to
spring;
to
prance;
to
dance.
Grow
::
Grow (v. i.) To
spring
up and come to
matturity
in a
natural
way; to be
produced
by
vegetation;
to
thrive;
to
flourish;
as, rice grows in warm
countries..
Metisse
::
Metisse
(n. f.) The
offspring
of a white
person
and an
American
Indian.
Scorn
::
Scorn (n.)
Extreme
and lofty
contempt;
haughty
disregard;
that
disdain
which
springs
from the
opinion
of the utter
meanness
and
unworthiness
of an
object.
Jerk
::
Jerk (n.) A
sudden
start or
spring.
Pendentive
::
Pendentive
(n.) The part of a
groined
vault which is
supported
by, and
springs
from, one pier or
corbel..
Proletaneous
::
Proletaneous
(a.)
Having
a
numerous
offspring.
Trip
::
Trip (v. t.) To
release,
let fall, or see free, as a
weight
or
compressed
spring,
as by
removing
a latch or
detent..
Springle
::
Springing
(n.)
Growth;
increase;
also, that which
springs
up; a
shoot;
a
plant..
Lineage
::
Lineage
(n.)
Descent
in a line from a
common
progenitor;
progeny;
race;
descending
line of
offspring
or
ascending
line of
parentage.
Vernal
::
Vernal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
spring;
appearing
in the
spring;
as,
vernal
bloom..
Upspring
::
Upspring
(n.) An
upstart.
Vulcanology
::
Vulcanology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
phenomena
due to
plutonic
action,
as in
volcanoes,
hot
springs,
etc..
Indicator
::
Indicator
(n.) An
instrument
which draws a
diagram
showing
the
varying
pressure
in the
cylinder
of an
engine
or pump at every point of the
stroke.
It
consists
of a small
cylinder
communicating
with the
engine
cylinder
and
fitted
with a
piston
which the
varying
pressure
drives
upward
more or less
against
the
resistance
of a
spring.
A lever
imparts
motion
to a
pencil
which
traces
the
diagram
on a card
wrapped
around
a
vertical
drum which is
turned
back and forth by a
string
connected
with the pist
Beneficence
::
Beneficence
(n.) The
practice
of doing good;
active
goodness,
kindness,
or
charity;
bounty
springing
from
purity
and
goodness..
Demigod
::
Demigod
(n.) A half god, or an
inferior
deity;
a
fabulous
hero, the
offspring
of a deity and a
mortal..
Firstling
::
Firstling
(n.) The first
produce
or
offspring;
-- said of
animals,
especially
domestic
animals;
as, the
firstlings
of his
flock..
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