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Definition of surd
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of surd is as below...
Surd (a.)
Uttered,
as an
element
of
speech,
without
tone, or
proper
vocal
sound;
voiceless;
unintonated;
nonvocal;
atonic;
whispered;
aspirated;
sharp;
hard, as f, p, s, etc.; --
opposed
to
sonant.
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
//169,
179, 180..
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Canard
::
Canard
(n.) An
extravagant
or
absurd
report
or
story;
a
fabricated
sensational
report
or
statement;
esp. one set
afloat
in the
newspapers
to hoax the
public.
Palpable
::
Palpable
(a.)
Easily
perceptible;
plain;
distinct;
obvious;
readily
perceived
and
detected;
gross;
as,
palpable
imposture;
palpable
absurdity;
palpable
errors..
Amphigoric
::
Amphigoric
(a.)
Nonsensical;
absurd;
pertaining
to an
amphigory.
Silly
::
Silly (n.)
Proceeding
from want of
understanding
or
common
judgment;
characterized
by
weakness
or
folly;
unwise;
absurd;
stupid;
as, silly
conduct;
a silly
question..
Sure
::
Surdity
(n.)
Deafness.
Sharp
::
Sharp
(superl.)
Uttered
in a
whisper,
or with the
breath
alone,
without
voice,
as
certain
consonants,
such as p, k, t, f; surd;
nonvocal;
aspirated..
Inept
::
Inept (a.)
Silly;
useless;
nonsensical;
absurd;
foolish.
Alogy
::
Alogy (n.)
Unreasonableness;
absurdity.
Unreason
::
Unreason
(n.) Want of
reason;
unreasonableness;
absurdity.
Nonsense
::
Nonsense
(n.) That which is not
sense,
or has no
sense;
words,
or
language,
which have no
meaning,
or which
convey
no
intelligible
ideas;
absurdity..
Chauvinism
::
Chauvinism
(n.) Blind and
absurd
devotion
to a
fallen
leader
or an
obsolete
cause;
hence,
absurdly
vainglorious
or
exaggerated
patriotism..
Spiranthy
::
Spirant
(n.) A term used
differently
by
different
authorities;
-- by some as
equivalent
to
fricative,
-- that is, as
including
all the
continuous
consonants,
except
the
nasals
m, n, ng; with the
further
exception,
by
others,
of the
liquids
r, l, and the
semivowels
w, y; by
others
limited
to f, v, th surd and
sonant,
and the sound of
German
ch, -- thus
excluding
the
sibilants,
as well as the
nasals,
liquids,
and
semivowels.
See Guide to
Pronunciation,
//
197-208..
Foolish
::
Foolish
(a.)
Absurd;
ridiculous;
despicable;
contemptible.
Absurd
::
Absurd
(a.)
Contrary
to
reason
or
propriety;
obviously
and
fiatly
opposed
to
manifest
truth;
inconsistent
with the plain
dictates
of
common
sense;
logically
contradictory;
nonsensical;
ridiculous;
as, an
absurd
person,
an
absurd
opinion;
an
absurd
dream..
Solecism
::
Solecism
(n.) Any
inconsistency,
unfitness,
absurdity,
or
impropriety,
as in deeds or
manners..
Mare''s-nest
::
Mare's-nest
(n.) A
supposed
discovery
which turns out to be a hoax;
something
grosaly
absurd.
Absurdity
::
Absurdity
(n.) The
quality
of being
absurd
or
inconsistent
with
obvious
truth,
reason,
or sound
judgment..
Irrational
::
Irrational
(a.) Not
capable
of being
exactly
expressed
by an
integral
number,
or by a
vulgar
fraction;
surd; -- said
especially
of
roots.
See
Surd..
Aspirate
::
Aspirate
(n.) An
elementary
sound
produced
by the
breath
alone;
a surd, or
nonvocal
consonant;
as, f, th in thin, etc..
Apagogical
::
Apagogical
(a.)
Proving
indirectly,
by
showing
the
absurdity,
or
impossibility
of the
contrary..
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