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Definition of start
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Start (n.) The act of
starting;
a
sudden
spring,
leap, or
motion,
caused
by
surprise,
fear, pain, or the like; any
sudden
motion,
or
beginning
of
motion..
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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..
Vegetate
::
Vegetate
(v. i.) To grow, as
plants,
by
nutriment
imbibed
by means of roots and
leaves;
to start into
growth;
to
sprout;
to
germinate..
Braid
::
Braid (v. i.) To
start;
to
awake.
Startingly
::
Starting
() a. & n. from
Start,
v..
Startful
::
Starter
(n.) A dog that
rouses
game.
Fidget
::
Fidget
(v. i.) To move
uneasily
one way and the
other;
to move
irregularly,
or by fits and
starts..
Starfish
::
Starfinch
(n.) The
European
redstart.
Gloppen
::
Gloppen
(v. t. & i.) To
surprise
or
astonish;
to be
startled
or
astonished.
Start
::
Start (n.) A
convulsive
motion,
twitch,
or
spasm;
a
spasmodic
effort..
Water Flea
::
Water flea () Any one of
numerous
species
of small
aquatic
Entomostraca
belonging
to the
genera
Cyclops,
Daphnia,
etc; -- so
called
because
they swim with
sudden
leaps,
or
starts..
Round
::
Round
(adv.)
By or in a
circuit;
by a
course
longer
than the
direct
course;
back to the
starting
point.
Start
::
Start (v. t.) To cause to move or act; to set
going,
running,
or
flowing;
as, to start a
railway
train;
to start a mill; to start a
stream
of
water;
to start a
rumor;
to start a
business..
Whitecap
::
Whitecap
(n.) The
European
redstart;
-- so
called
from its white
forehead.
Magical
::
Magical
(a.)
Performed
by, or
proceeding
from,
occult
and
superhuman
agencies;
done by, or
seemingly
done by,
enchantment
or
sorcery.
Hence:
Seemingly
requiring
more than human
power;
imposing
or
startling
in
performance;
producing
effects
which seem
supernatural
or very
extraordinary;
having
extraordinary
properties;
as, a magic
lantern;
a magic
square
or
circle..
Upstart
::
Upstart
(a.)
Suddenly
raised
to
prominence
or
consequence.
Loop
::
Loop (n.) A wire
forming
part of a main
circuit
and
returning
to the point from which it
starts.
Subsultus
::
Subsultory
(a.)
Bounding;
leaping;
moving
by
sudden
leaps or
starts.
Set
::
Set (v. i.) To begin to move; to go out or
forth;
to
start;
-- now
followed
by out.
New
::
New
(superl.)
Newly
beginning
or
recurring;
starting
anew; now
commencing;
different
from has been; as, a new year; a new
course
or
direction..
Dissiliency
::
Dissiliency
(n.) The act of
leaping
or
starting
asunder.
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