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Definition of stood
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Stanchness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
stanch.
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Hustings
::
Hustings
(n. pl.) The
platform
on which
candidates
for
Parliament
formerly
stood in
addressing
the
electors.
Baritone
::
Baritone
(n.) A word which has no
accent
marked
on the last
syllable,
the grave
accent
being
understood..
Acceptation
::
Acceptation
(n.) The
meaning
in which a word or
expression
is
understood,
or
generally
received;
as, term is to be used
according
to its usual
acceptation..
Chinook
::
Chinook
(n.) A
jargon
of words from
various
languages
(the
largest
proportion
of which is from that of the
Chinooks)
generally
understood
by all the
Indian
tribes
of the
northwestern
territories
of the
United
States.
Misunderstood
::
Misunderstood
(imp. & p. p.) of
Misunderstan.
Self-explaining
::
self-explaining
(a.)
Explaining
itself;
capable
of being
understood
without
explanation.
That
::
That
(pron.,
a.,
conj.,
& adv.) As a
demonstrative
pronoun
(pl.
Those),
that
usually
points
out, or
refers
to, a
person
or thing
previously
mentioned,
or
supposed
to be
understood.
That, as a
demonstrative,
may
precede
the noun to which it
refers;
as, that which he has said is true; those in the
basket
are good
apples..
Perspicuous
::
Perspicuous
(a.) Clear to the
understanding;
capable
of being
clearly
understood;
clear in
thought
or in
expression;
not
obscure
or
ambiguous;
as, a
perspicuous
writer;
perspicuous
statements..
Toft
::
Toft (n.) A place where a
messuage
has once
stood;
the site of a burnt or
decayed
house.
Elementally
::
Elementally
(adv.)
According
to
elements;
literally;
as, the
words,
Take, eat; this is my body,
elementally
understood..
Copal
::
Copal () A
resinous
substance
flowing
spontaneously
from trees of
Zanzibar,
Madagascar,
and South
America
(Trachylobium
Hornemannianum,
T.
verrucosum,
and
Hymenaea
Courbaril),
and dug from earth where
forests
have stood in
Africa;
-- used
chiefly
in
making
varnishes..
Lucid
::
Lucid (n.)
Presenting
a clear view;
easily
understood;
clear.
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..
Couth
::
Couth (imp. & p. p.)
Could;
was able; knew or
known;
understood.
Comprehensibly
::
Comprehensibly
(adv.)
Intelligibly;
in a
manner
to be
comprehended
or
understood.
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..
Theology
::
Theology
(n.) The
science
of God or of
religion;
the
science
which
treats
of the
existence,
character,
and
attributes
of God, his laws and
government,
the
doctrines
we are to
believe,
and the
duties
we are to
practice;
divinity;
(as more
commonly
understood)
the
knowledge
derivable
from the
Scriptures,
the
systematic
exhibition
of
revealed
truth,
the
science
of
Christian
faith and
life..
Obscure
::
Obscure
(superl.)
Not
easily
understood;
not clear or
legible;
abstruse
or
blind;
as, an
obscure
passage
or
inscription..
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..
Morne
::
Morne (n.) The first or early part of the day,
variously
understood
as the
earliest
hours of
light,
the time near
sunrise;
the time from
midnight
to noon, from
rising
to noon, etc..
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