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Definition of sting
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Sting (v. t.)
Anything
that gives acute pain,
bodily
or
mental;
as, the
stings
of
remorse;
the
stings
of
reproach..
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Shrinkage
::
Shrinkage
(n.) The
amount
of such
contraction;
the bulk or
dimension
lost by
shrinking,
as of
grain,
castings,
etc..
Commitment
::
Commitment
(n.) The act of
referring
or
intrusting
to a
committee
for
consideration
and
report;
as, the
commitment
of a
petition
or a
bill..
Abord
::
Abord (n.)
Manner
of
approaching
or
accosting;
address.
Paulownia
::
Paulownia
(n.) A genus of trees of the order
Scrophulariaceae,
consisting
of one
species,
Paulownia
imperialis..
Treasonable
::
Treasonable
(a.)
Pertaining
to
treason;
consisting
of
treason;
involving
the crime of
treason,
or
partaking
of its
guilt..
Difference
::
Difference
(n.) An
addition
to a coat of arms to
distinguish
the
bearings
of two
persons,
which would
otherwise
be the same. See
Augmentation,
and Marks of
cadency,
under
Cadency..
Ribaudequin
::
Ribaudequin
(n.) An
engine
of war used in the
Middle
Ages,
consisting
of a
protected
elevated
staging
on
wheels,
and armed in front with
pikes.
It was
(after
the 14th
century)
furnished
with small
cannon..
Rache
::
Rache (n.) A dog that
pursued
his prey by
scent,
as
distinguished
from the
greyhound..
Laminate
::
Laminate
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
covered
with,
laminae,
or thin
plates,
scales,
or
layers,
one over
another;
laminated..
Italic
::
Italic
(n.) An
Italic
letter,
character,
or type (see
Italic,
a., 2.); -- often in the
plural;
as, the
Italics
are the
author's.
Italic
letters
are used to
distinguish
words for
emphasis,
importance,
antithesis,
etc. Also,
collectively,
Italic
letters..
Cilicious
::
Cilicious
(a.) Made, or
consisting,
of
hair..
Negative
::
Negative
(a.) Not
positive;
without
affirmative
statement
or
demonstration;
indirect;
consisting
in the
absence
of
something;
privative;
as, a
negative
argument;
a
negative
morality;
negative
criticism..
Maintenance
::
Maintenance
(n.) An
officious
or
unlawful
intermeddling
in a cause
depending
between
others,
by
assisting
either
party with money or means to carry it on. See
Champerty..
Nightlong
::
Nightlong
(a.)
Lasting
all
night.
Graminivorous
::
Graminivorous
(a.)
Feeding
or
subsisting
on
grass,
and the like food; -- said of
horses,
cattle,
and other
animals..
Figure
::
Figure
(v. t.) To make a
figure;
to be
distinguished
or
conspicious;
as, the envoy
figured
at
court..
Marked
::
Marked
(a.)
Designated
or
distinguished
by, or as by, a mark;
hence;
noticeable;
conspicuous;
as, a
marked
card; a
marked
coin; a
marked
instance..
Draught
::
Draught
(n.) The bevel given to the
pattern
for a
casting,
in order that it may be drawn from the sand
without
injury
to the
mold..
Sistrum
::
Sistrum
() An
instrument
consisting
of a thin metal
frame,
through
which
passed
a
number
of metal rods, and
furnished
with a
handle
by which it was
shaken
and made to
rattle.
It was
peculiarly
Egyptian,
and used
especially
in the
worship
of Isis. It is still used in
Nubia..
Hal''yard
::
Hal'yard
(v. t.) A rope or
tackle
for
hoisting
or
lowering
yards,
sails,
flags,
etc..
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