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Definition of sudden
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Sudatory
(n.) A
bagnio;
a
sweating
bath; a vapor bath.
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Fulguration
::
Fulguration
(n.) The
sudden
brightening
of a fused
globule
of gold or
silver,
when the last film of the oxide of lead or
copper
leaves
its
surface;
-- also
called
blick..
Shriek
::
Shriek
(n.) A
sharp,
shrill
outcry
or
scream;
a
shrill
wild cry such as is
caused
by
sudden
or
extreme
terror,
pain, or the
like..
Gush
::
Gush (v. t.) A
sudden
and
violent
issue of a fluid from an
inclosed
plase;
an
emission
of a
liquid
in a large
quantity,
and with
force;
the fluid thus
emitted;
a rapid
outpouring
of
anything;
as, a gush of song from a
bird..
Coroner
::
Coroner
(n.) An
officer
of the peace whose
principal
duty is to
inquire,
with the help of a jury, into the cause of any
violent,
sudden
or
mysterious
death,
or death in
prison,
usually
on sight of the body and at the place where the death
occurred..
Extempore
::
Extempore
(adv.)
Without
previous
study or
meditation;
without
preparation;
on the spur of the
moment;
suddenly;
extemporaneously;
as, to write or speak
extempore..
Scare
::
Scare (v. t.) To
frighten;
to
strike
with
sudden
fear; to
alarm.
Rebuff
::
Rebuff
(n.)
Sudden
check;
unexpected
repulse;
defeat;
refusal;
repellence;
rejection
of
solicitation.
Irruption
::
Irruption
(n.) A
sudden
and
violent
inroad,
or
entrance
of
invaders;
as, the
irruptions
of the Goths into
Italy..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To pass
somewhat
suddenly,
and
passively,
into a new state of body or mind; to
become;
as, to fall
asleep;
to fall into a
passion;
to fall in love; to fall into
temptation..
Whip
::
Whip (v. t.) To take or move by a
sudden
motion;
to jerk; to
snatch;
-- with into, out, up, off, and the
like..
Implosion
::
Implosion
(n.) A
sudden
compression
of the air in the
mouth,
simultaneously
with and
affecting
the sound made by the
closure
of the
organs
in
uttering
p, t, or k, at the end of a
syllable
(see Guide to
Pronunciation,
//159,
189); also, a
similar
compression
made by an
upward
thrust
of the
larynx
without
any
accompanying
explosive
action,
as in the
peculiar
sound of b, d, and g, heard in
Southern
Germany..
Sudoral
::
Suddenty
(n.)
Suddenness;
a
sudden.
Douse
::
Douse (v. t.) To
strike
or lower in
haste;
to
slacken
suddenly;
as, douse the
topsail..
Whisk
::
Whisk (v. i.) To move
nimbly
at with
velocity;
to make a
sudden
agile
movement.
Deliberate
::
Deliberate
(a.)
Formed
with
deliberation;
well-advised;
carefully
considered;
not
sudden
or rash; as, a
deliberate
opinion;
a
deliberate
measure
or
result..
Souse
::
Souse (v. t.) To swoop or
plunge,
as a bird upon its prey; to fall
suddenly;
to rush with
speed;
to make a
sudden
attack..
Twang
::
Twang (v. t.) To make to
sound,
as by
pulling
a tense
string
and
letting
it go
suddenly..
Fainting
::
Fainting
(n.)
Syncope,
or loss of
consciousness
owing to a
sudden
arrest
of the blood
supply
to the
brain,
the face
becoming
pallid,
the
respiration
feeble,
and the
heat's
beat
weak..
Leap
::
Leap (v. i.) To
spring
or move
suddenly,
as by a jump or by
jumps;
to
bound;
to move
swiftly.
Also Fig..
Yodle
::
Yodle (v. t. & i.) To sing in a
manner
common
among the Swiss and
Tyrolese
mountaineers,
by
suddenly
changing
from the head
voice,
or
falsetto,
to the chest
voice,
and the
contrary;
to
warble..
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