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Definition of strang
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Strand
(v. i.) To
drift,
or be
driven,
on shore to run
aground;
as, the ship
stranded
at high
water..
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Neglect
::
Neglect
(v.)
Omission
if
attention
or
civilities;
slight;
as,
neglect
of
strangers..
Singularly
::
Singularly
(adv.)
Strangely;
oddly;
as, to
behave
singularly..
Choke
::
Choke (v. t.) To
render
unable
to
breathe
by
filling,
pressing
upon, or
squeezing
the
windpipe;
to
stifle;
to
suffocate;
to
strangle..
Guttle
::
Guttle
(n.) To put into the gut; to
swallow
greedily;
to
gorge;
to
gormandize.
[Obs.]
L'Estrange.
Lost
::
Lost (v. t.)
Having
wandered
from, or
unable
to find, the way;
bewildered;
perplexed;
as, a child lost in the
woods;
a
stranger
lost in
London..
Monstrous
::
Monstrous
(a.)
Marvelous;
strange.
Grotesgue
::
Grotesgue
(a.) Like the
figures
found in
ancient
grottoes;
grottolike;
wildly
or
strangely
formed;
whimsical;
extravagant;
of
irregular
forms and
proportions;
fantastic;
ludicrous;
antic.
Unacquainted
::
Unacquainted
(a.) Not
usual;
unfamiliar;
strange.
Hospitable
::
Hospitable
(a.)
Receiving
and
entertaining
strangers
or
guests
with
kindness
and
without
reward;
kind to
strangers
and
guests;
characterized
by
hospitality.
Wonderful
::
Wonderful
(a.)
Adapted
to
excite
wonder
or
admiration;
surprising;
strange;
astonishing.
Choke
::
Choke (v. t.) To
affect
with a sense of
strangulation
by
passion
or
strong
feeling.
Selcouth
::
Selcouth
(n.)
Rarely
known;
unusual;
strange.
Uncommon
::
Uncommon
(a.) Not
common;
unusual;
infrequent;
rare;
hence,
remarkable;
strange;
as, an
uncommon
season;
an
uncommon
degree
of cold or heat;
uncommon
courage..
Alienation
::
Alienation
(n.) A
withdrawing
or
estrangement,
as of the
affections..
Xenodochium
::
Xenodochium
(n.) A house for the
reception
of
strangers.
Romantic
::
Romantic
(a.)
Characterized
by
strangeness
or
variety;
suggestive
of
adventure;
suited
to
romance;
wild;
picturesque;
--
applied
to
scenery;
as, a
romantic
landscape..
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One who is
unknown
or
unacquainted;
as, the
gentleman
is a
stranger
to me;
hence,
one not
admitted
to
communication,
fellowship,
or
acquaintance..
Strangeness
::
Strangely
(adv.)
In a
strange
manner;
in a
manner
or
degree
to
excite
surprise
or
wonder;
wonderfully.
Novel
::
Novel (a.) Of
recent
origin
or
introduction;
not
ancient;
new;
hence,
out of the
ordinary
course;
unusual;
strange;
surprising..
Garrote
::
Garrote
(n.) A
Spanish
mode of
execution
by
strangulation,
with an iron
collar
affixed
to a post and
tightened
by a screw until life
become
extinct;
also, the
instrument
by means of which the
punishment
is
inflicted..
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