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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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Disappear
::
Disappear
(v. i.) To cease to
appear
or to be
perceived;
to pass from view,
gradually
or
suddenly;
to
vanish;
to be no
longer
seen; as,
darkness
disappears
at the
approach
of
light;
a ship
disappears
as she sails from
port..
Revulsion
::
Revulsion
(n.) A
sudden
reaction;
a
sudden
and
complete
change;
--
applied
to the
feelings.
Fit
::
Fit (n.) A
sudden
and
violent
attack
of a
disorder;
a
stroke
of
disease,
as of
epilepsy
or
apoplexy,
which
produces
convulsions
or
unconsciousness;
a
convulsion;
a
paroxysm;
hence,
a
period
of
exacerbation
of a
disease;
in
general,
an
attack
of
disease;
as, a fit of
sickness..
Thunderclap
::
Thunderclap
(n.) A sharp burst of
thunder;
a
sudden
report
of a
discharge
of
atmospheric
electricity.
Dart
::
Dart (v. t.) To throw with a
sudden
effort
or
thrust,
as a dart or other
missile
weapon;
to hurl or
launch..
Sport
::
Sport (v. i.) To
assume
suddenly
a new and
different
character
from the rest of the plant or from the type of the
species;
-- said of a bud,
shoot,
plant,
or
animal.
See
Sport,
n., 6..
Job
::
Job (n.) A
sudden
thrust
or stab; a jab.
Clap
::
Clap (n.) A
single,
sudden
act or
motion;
a
stroke;
a
blow..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To make a
sudden
impression
upon, as by a blow; to
affect
sensibly
with some
strong
emotion;
as, to
strike
the mind, with
surprise;
to
strike
one with
wonder,
alarm,
dread,
or
horror..
Freakish
::
Freakish
(a.) Apt to
change
the mind
suddenly;
whimsical;
capricious.
Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A
sudden,
eager bite; a
sudden
seizing,
or
effort
to
seize,
as with the
teeth..
Spurted
::
Spurt (n.) A
sudden
and
energetic
effort,
as in an
emergency;
an
increased
exertion
for a brief
space..
Collapse
::
Collapse
(v. i.) To fall
together
suddenly,
as the sides of a
hollow
vessel;
to close by
falling
or
shrinking
together;
to have the sides or parts of (a
thing)
fall in
together,
or be
crushed
in
together;
as, a flue in the
boiler
of a steam
engine
sometimes
collapses..
Clack
::
Clack (n.) To make a
sudden,
sharp
noise,
or a
succesion
of such
noises,
as by
striking
an
object,
or by
collision
of
parts;
to
rattle;
to
click..
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..
Inroad
::
Inroad
(n.) The
entrance
of an enemy into a
country
with
purposes
of
hostility;
a
sudden
or
desultory
incursion
or
invasion;
raid;
encroachment.
Alert
::
Alert (n.) An alarm from a real or
threatened
attack;
a
sudden
attack;
also, a bugle sound to give
warning..
Impulsion
::
Impulsion
(n.)
Influence
acting
unexpectedly
or
temporarily
on the mind;
sudden
motive
or
influence;
impulse.
Squeaker
::
Squeak
(n.) A
sharp,
shrill,
disagreeable
sound
suddenly
utered,
either
of the human voice or of any
animal
or
instrument,
such as is made by
carriage
wheels
when dry, by the soles of
leather
shoes,
or by a pipe or
reed..
Flounce
::
Flounce
(v. i.) To throw the limbs and body one way and the
other;
to
spring,
turn, or twist with
sudden
effort
or
violence;
to
struggle,
as a horse in mire; to
flounder;
to throw one's self with a jerk or
spasm,
often as in
displeasure..
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