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Definition of sudden
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Sudden
(a.)
Hastly
prepared
or
employed;
quick;
rapid.
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Encounter
::
Encounter
(v. t.) A
meeting
face to face; a
running
against;
a
sudden
or
incidental
meeting;
an
interview.
Plump
::
Plump (a. & v.)
Directly;
suddenly;
perpendicularly.
Surreptitious
::
Surreption
(n.) A
coming
unperceived
or
suddenly.
Ejaculation
::
Ejaculation
(n.) The act of
ejecting
or
suddenly
throwing,
as a fluid from a
duct..
Downcome
::
Downcome
(n.)
Sudden
fall;
downfall;
overthrow.
Rupture
::
Rupture
(n.) A
bursting
open, as of a steam
boiler,
in a less
sudden
manner
than by
explosion.
See
Explosion..
Avulsion
::
Avulsion
(n.) The
sudden
removal
of lands or soil from the
estate
of one man to that of
another
by an
inundation
or a
current,
or by a
sudden
change
in the
course
of a river by which a part of the
estate
of one man is cut off and
joined
to the
estate
of
another.
The
property
in the part thus
separated,
or cut off,
continues
in the
original
owner..
Ictic
::
Ictic (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
caused
by, a blow;
sudden;
abrupt..
Snatch
::
Snatch
(v. i.) To
attempt
to seize
something
suddenly;
to
catch;
-- often with at; as, to
snatch
at a
rope..
Flush
::
Flush (n.) A
sudden
flood or rush of
feeling;
a
thrill
of
excitement.
animation,
etc.; as, a flush of joy..
Windage
::
Windage
(n.) The
sudden
compression
of the air
caused
by a
projectile
in
passing
close to
another
body.
Ebullition
::
Ebullition
(n.) A
sudden
burst or
violent
display;
an
outburst;
as, an
ebullition
of anger or ill
temper..
Bolt
::
Bolt
(adv.)
In the
manner
of a bolt;
suddenly;
straight;
unbendingly.
Scream
::
Scream
(v. i.) To cry out with a
shrill
voice;
to utter a
sudden,
sharp
outcry,
or
shrill,
loud cry, as in
fright
or
extreme
pain; to
shriek;
to
screech..
Cough
::
Cough (v. i.) A
sudden,
noisy,
and
violent
expulsion
of air from the
chest,
caused
by
irritation
in the air
passages,
or by the
reflex
action
of
nervous
or
gastric
disorder,
etc..
Hap
::
Hap (n.) That which
happens
or comes
suddenly
or
unexpectedly;
also, the
manner
of
occurrence
or
taking
place;
chance;
fortune;
accident;
casual
event;
fate; luck; lot..
Apostrophe
::
Apostrophe
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
by which the
orator
or
writer
suddenly
breaks
off from the
previous
method
of his
discourse,
and
addresses,
in the
second
person,
some
person
or
thing,
absent
or
present;
as,
Milton's
apostrophe
to Light at the
beginning
of the third book of
Paradise
Lost..
Boggle
::
Boggle
(n.) To stop or
hesitate
as if
suddenly
frightened,
or in
doubt,
or
impeded
by
unforeseen
difficulties;
to take
alarm;
to
exhibit
hesitancy
and
indecision..
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..
Whim
::
Whim (n.) A
sudden
turn or start of the mind; a
temporary
eccentricity;
a
freak;
a
fancy;
a
capricious
notion;
a
humor;
a
caprice.
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