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Definition of start
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starting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Star.
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Rebound
::
Rebound
(v. i.) To
spring
back; to start back; to be sent back or
reverberated
by
elastic
force on
collision
with
another
body; as, a
rebounding
echo..
Kindle
::
Kindle
(v. t.) To set on fire; to cause to burn with
flame;
to
ignite;
to cause to begin
burning;
to
start;
to
light;
as, to
kindle
a
match,
or
shavings..
Set
::
Set (v. t.) To give a pitch to, as a tune; to start by
fixing
the
keynote;
as, to set a
psalm..
Startfulness
::
Startful
(a.) Apt to
start;
skittish.
Cocker
::
Cocker
(n.) A small dog of the
spaniel
kind, used for
starting
up
woodcocks,
etc..
Startlingly
::
Startle
(n.) A
sudden
motion
or shock
caused
by an
unexpected
alarm,
surprise,
or
apprehension
of
danger..
Handicap
::
Handicap
(n.) An
allowance
of a
certain
amount
of time or
distance
in
starting,
granted
in a race to the
competitor
possessing
inferior
advantages;
or an
additional
weight
or other
hindrance
imposed
upon the one
possessing
superior
advantages,
in order to
equalize,
as much as
possible,
the
chances
of
success;
as, the
handicap
was five
seconds,
or ten
pounds,
and the
like..
Stirte
::
Stirt (v. i.)
Started;
leaped.
Start
::
Start (n.) The
beginning,
as of a
journey
or a
course
of
action;
first
motion
from a
place;
act of
setting
out; the
outset;
--
opposed
to
finish..
Startish
::
Startingly
(adv.)
By
sudden
fits or
starts;
spasmodically.
Whitecap
::
Whitecap
(n.) The
European
redstart;
-- so
called
from its white
forehead.
Bolt
::
Bolt (v. i.) To start forth like a bolt or
arrow;
to
spring
abruptly;
to come or go
suddenly;
to dart; as, to bolt out of the
room..
Upset
::
Upset (a.) Set up;
fixed;
determined;
-- used
chiefly
or only in the
phrase
upset
price;
that is, the price fixed upon as the
minimum
for
property
offered
in a
public
sale, or, in an
auction,
the price at which
property
is set up or
started
by the
auctioneer,
and the
lowest
price at which it will be
sold..
Blench
::
Blench
(v. i.) To
shrink;
to start back; to draw back, from lack of
courage
or
resolution;
to
flinch;
to
quail..
Neocracy
::
Neocracy
(n.)
Government
by new or
inexperienced
hands;
upstart
rule; raw or
untried
officials.
Base
::
Base (n.) The point or line from which a start is made; a
starting
place or a goal in
various
games.
Astart
::
Astart
(v. t. & i.) Same as
Astert.
Fluviatile
::
Fluviatile
(a.)
Belonging
to
rivers
or
streams;
existing
in or about
rivers;
produced
by river
action;
fluvial;
as,
fluviatile
starta,
plants..
Starter
::
Start (v. i.) The arm, or
level,
of a gin, drawn
around
by a
horse..
Start-up
::
Start-up
(n.) One who comes
suddenly
into
notice;
an
upstart.
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