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Definition of sudden
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Sudden
(adv.)
Suddenly;
unexpectedly.
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Twinge
::
Twinge
(v. i.) To
affect
with a
sharp,
sudden
pain; to
torment
with
pinching
or sharp
pains..
Sudden
::
Sudden
(a.)
Hasty;
violent;
rash;
precipitate.
Stabat Mater
::
Stab (n.) Fig.: An
injury
inflicted
covertly
or
suddenly;
as, a stab given to
character..
Thunderbolt
::
Thunderbolt
(n.)
Something
resembling
lightning
in
suddenness
and
effectiveness.
Shy
::
Shy (a.) To start
suddenly
aside
through
fright
or
suspicion;
-- said
especially
of
horses.
Unexpected
::
Unexpected
(a.) Not
expected;
coming
without
warning;
sudden.
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..
Abrupt
::
Abrupt
(a.)
Suddenly
terminating,
as if cut off..
Eureka
::
Eureka
() The
exclamation
attributed
to
Archimedes,
who is said to have cried out
Eureka!
eureka!
(I have found it! I have found it!), upon
suddenly
discovering
a
method
of
finding
out how much the gold of King
Hiero's
crown had been
alloyed.
Hence,
an
expression
of
triumph
concerning
a
discovery..
Fright
::
Fright
(n.) To alarm
suddenly;
to shock by
causing
sudden
fear; to
terrify;
to
scare.
Stound
::
Stound
(n.) A
sudden,
severe
pain or
grief;
peril;
alarm..
Volleyed
::
Volleyed
(a.)
Discharged
with a
sudden
burst,
or as if in a
volley;
as,
volleyed
thunder..
Flare
::
Flare (v. i.) To shine out with a
sudden
and
unsteady
light;
to emit a
dazzling
or
painfully
bright
light.
Fulminate
::
Fulminate
(v. i.) To
thunder;
hence,
to make a loud,
sudden
noise;
to
detonate;
to
explode
with a
violent
report..
But
::
But (v. t.) A push,
thrust,
or
sudden
blow, given by the head of an
animal;
as, the butt of a ram..
Hostile
::
Hostile
(a.)
Belonging
or
appropriate
to an
enemy;
showing
the
disposition
of an
enemy;
showing
ill will and
malevolence,
or a
desire
to
thwart
and
injure;
occupied
by an enemy or
enemies;
inimical;
unfriendly;
as, a
hostile
force;
hostile
intentions;
a
hostile
country;
hostile
to a
sudden
change..
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..
Shoot
::
Shoot (v. i.) To send out or
forth,
especially
with a rapid or
sudden
motion;
to cast with the hand; to hurl; to
discharge;
to
emit..
Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A
sudden
severe
interval
or
spell;
--
applied
to the
weather;
as, a cold
snap..
Windage
::
Windage
(n.) The
sudden
compression
of the air
caused
by a
projectile
in
passing
close to
another
body.
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