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Definition of stand
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 stand is as below...
Stand (v. i.) A young tree,
usually
reserved
when other trees are cut; also, a tree
growing
or
standing
upon its own root, in
distinction
from one
produced
from a scion set in a
stock,
either
of the same or
another
kind of
tree..
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Agreement
::
Agreement
(n.) A
concurrence
in an
engagement
that
something
shall be done or
omitted;
an
exchange
of
promises;
mutual
understanding,
arrangement,
or
stipulation;
a
contract..
Clear-headed
::
Clear-headed
(a.)
Having
a clear
understanding;
quick of
perception;
intelligent.
Lawm
::
Lawm (n.) A very fine linen (or
sometimes
cotton)
fabric
with a
rather
open
texture.
Lawn is used for the
sleeves
of a
bishop's
official
dress in the
English
Church,
and,
figuratively,
stands
for the
office
itself..
Intellectual
::
Intellectual
(n.) The
intellect
or
understanding;
mental
powers
or
faculties.
Density
::
Density
(n.) The ratio of mass, or
quantity
of
matter,
to bulk or
volume,
esp. as
compared
with the mass and
volume
of a
portion
of some
substance
used as a
standard..
Subaudition
::
Subaud
(v. t.) To
understand
or
supply
in an
ellipsis.
Amentia
::
Amentia
(n.)
Imbecility;
total want of
understanding.
Cathetometer
::
Cathetometer
(n.) An
instrument
for the
accurate
measurement
of small
differences
of
height;
esp. of the
differences
in the
height
of the upper
surfaces
of two
columns
of
mercury
or other
fluid,
or of the same
column
at
different
times.
It
consists
of a
telescopic
leveling
apparatus
(d), which
slides
up or down a
perpendicular
metallic
standard
very
finely
graduated
(bb). The
telescope
is
raised
or
depressed
in order to sight the
objects
or
surfaces,
and the
differences
in
vertical
height
are th
Intendment
::
Intendment
(n.) The true
meaning,
understanding,
or
intention
of a law, or of any legal
instrument..
Height
::
Height
(n.) The
distance
to which
anything
rises above its foot, above that on which in
stands,
above the
earth,
or above the level of the sea;
altitude;
the
measure
upward
from a
surface,
as the floor or the
ground,
of
animal,
especially
of a man;
stature..
Stand
::
Stand (v. i.) A place where a
witness
stands
to
testify
in
court.
Ticklish
::
Ticklish
(a.)
Standing
so as to be
liable
to
totter
and fall at the
slightest
touch;
unfixed;
easily
affected;
unstable.
Survey
::
Survey
(v. t.) To
inspect,
or take a view of; to view with
attention,
as from a high
place;
to
overlook;
as, to stand on a hill, and
survey
the
surrounding
country..
Stand
::
Stand (v. i.) A place or post where one
stands;
a place where one may stand while
observing
or
waiting
for
something.
Standard
::
Standard
(n.) An
inverted
knee
timber
placed
upon the deck
instead
of
beneath
it, with its
vertical
branch
turned
upward
from that which lies
horizontally..
Witless
::
Witless
(a.)
Destitute
of wit or
understanding;
wanting
thought;
hence,
indiscreet;
not under the
guidance
of
judgment..
Discernible
::
Discernible
(a.)
Capable
of being
discerned
by the eye or the
understanding;
as, a star is
discernible
by the eye; the
identity
of
difference
of ideas is
discernible
by the
understanding..
Oe
::
Oe () a
diphthong,
employed
in the Latin
language,
and
thence
in the
English
language,
as the
representative
of the Greek
diphthong
oi. In many words in
common
use, e alone
stands
instead
of /.
Classicists
prefer
to write the
diphthong
oe
separate
in Latin
words..
Stander
::
Standel
(n.) A young tree,
especially
one
reserved
when
others
are cut..
Nevertheless
::
Nevertheless
(adv. /
conj.)
Not the less;
notwithstanding;
in spite of that; yet.
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