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Definition of stood
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Stanchness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
stanch.
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Knowable
::
Knowable
(a.) That may be
known;
capable
of being
discovered,
understood,
or
ascertained..
Toft
::
Toft (n.) A place where a
messuage
has once
stood;
the site of a burnt or
decayed
house.
Unmistakable
::
Unmistakable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
mistaken
or
misunderstood;
clear;
plain;
obvious;
evident.
Age
::
Age (n.) The time of life at which some
particular
power or
capacity
is
understood
to
become
vested;
as, the age of
consent;
the age of
discretion..
Conceivable
::
Conceivable
(a.)
Capable
of being
conceived,
imagined,
or
understood..
Eclaircissement
::
Eclaircissement
(v. t.) The
clearing
up of
anything
which is
obscure
or not
easily
understood;
an
explanation.
Comprehensibility
::
Comprehensibility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
comprehensible;
capability
of being
understood.
Ambiguous
::
Ambiguous
(a.)
Doubtful
or
uncertain,
particularly
in
respect
to
signification;
capable
of being
understood
in
either
of two or more
possible
senses;
equivocal;
as, an
ambiguous
course;
an
ambiguous
expression..
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. i.) A
former
prison
in
London,
which
originally
stood near a
stream,
the Fleet (now
filled
up)..
Solve
::
Solve (v. t.) To
explain;
to
resolve;
to
unfold;
to clear up (what is
obscure
or
difficult
to be
understood);
to work out to a
result
or
conclusion;
as, to solve a
doubt;
to solve
difficulties;
to solve a
problem..
Loll
::
Loll (v. i.) To let the
tongue
hang from the
mouth,
as an ox, dog, or other
animal,
when
heated
by
labor;
as, the ox stood
lolling
in the
furrow..
Fugleman
::
Fugleman
(n.) A
soldier
especially
expert
and well
drilled,
who takes his place in front of a
military
company,
as a guide for the
others
in their
exercises;
a file
leader.
He
originally
stood in front of the right
wing..
Octameter
::
Octameter
(n.) A verse
containing
eight feet; as,
--//Deep#
in|to#
the |
dark#ness
|
peer#ing,
| long# I |
stood#
there |
wond'#ring,
|
fear#ing..
Watermark
::
Watermark
(n.) A mark
indicating
the
height
to which water has
risen,
or at which it has
stood;
the usual limit of high or low
water..
Misinterpretable
::
Misinterpretable
(a.)
Capable
of being
misinterpreted;
liable
to be
misunderstood.
Noumenon
::
Noumenon
(n.) The of
itself
unknown
and
unknowable
rational
object,
or thing in
itself,
which is
distinguished
from the
phenomenon
through
which it is
apprehended
by the
senses,
and by which it is
interpreted
and
understood;
-- so used in the
philosophy
of Kant and his
followers..
Perplex
::
Perplex
(a.) To
involve;
to
entangle;
to make
intricate
or
complicated,
and
difficult
to be
unraveled
or
understood;
as, to
perplex
one with
doubts..
Implicit
::
Implicit
(a.)
Tacitly
comprised;
fairly
to be
understood,
though
not
expressed
in
words;
implied;
as, an
implicit
contract
or
agreement..
Baritone
::
Baritone
(a.) Not
marked
with an
accent
on the last
syllable,
the grave
accent
being
understood..
Incomprehensible
::
Incomprehensible
(a.) Not
capable
of being
comprehended
or
understood;
beyond
the reach of the human
intellect;
inconceivable.
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