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Definition of tame
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 tame is as below...
Tame (v. t.) To
broach
or enter upon; to
taste,
as a
liquor;
to
divide;
to
distribute;
to deal out..
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Proterandrous
::
Proterandrous
(a.)
Having
the
stamens
come to
maturity
before
the
pistil;
--
opposed
to
proterogynous.
Bible
::
Bible (n.) The Book by way of
eminence,
-- that is, the book which is made up of the
writings
accepted
by
Christians
as of
divine
origin
and
authority,
whether
such
writings
be in the
original
language,
or
translated;
the
Scriptures
of the Old and New
Testaments;
--
sometimes
in a
restricted
sense,
the Old
Testament;
as, King
James's
Bible;
Douay
Bible;
Luther's
Bible.
Also, the book which is made up of
writings
similarly
accepted
by the Jews; as, a
rabbinical
Bible..
Malamide
::
Malamide
(n.) The acid amide
derived
from malic acid, as a white
crystalline
substance
metameric
with
asparagine..
Thrum-eyed
::
Thrum-eyed
(a.)
Having
the
anthers
raised
above the
stigma,
and
visible
at the
throat
of the
corolla,
as in
long-stamened
primroses;
-- the
reverse
of
pin-eyed..
Domestic
::
Domestic
(a.)
Living
in or near the
habitations
of man;
domesticated;
tame as
distinguished
from wild; as,
domestic
animals..
Pentane
::
Pentane
(n.) Any one of the three
metameric
hydrocarbons,
C5H12,
of the
methane
or
paraffin
series.
They are
colorless,
volatile
liquids,
two of which occur in
petroleum.
So
called
because
of the five
carbon
atoms in the
molecule..
Tame
::
Tame (a.) To
subdue;
to
conquer;
to
repress;
as, to tame the pride or
passions
of
youth..
Dictamen
::
Dictamen
(n.) A
dictation
or
dictate.
Canticle
::
Canticle
(n.) The Song of Songs or Song of
Solomon,
one of the books of the Old
Testament..
Perigynous
::
Perigynous
(a.)
Having
the ovary free, but the
petals
and
stamens
borne on the
calyx;
-- said of
flower
such as that of the
cherry
or
peach..
Pentamera
::
Pentamera
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division
of
Coleoptera,
including
those that
normally
have
five-jointed
tarsi.
It
embraces
about half of all the known
species
of the
Coleoptera..
Milky
::
Milky (a.) Mild; tame;
spiritless.
Version
::
Version
(n.) A
translation;
that which is
rendered
from
another
language;
as, the
Common,
or
Authorized,
Version
of the
Scriptures
(see under
Authorized);
the
Septuagint
Version
of the Old
Testament..
Indomite
::
Indomite
(a.) Not
tamed;
untamed;
savage;
wild.
Intractable
::
Intractable
(a.) Not
tractable;
not
easily
governed,
managed,
or
directed;
indisposed
to be
taught,
disciplined,
or
tamed;
violent;
stubborn;
obstinate;
refractory;
as, an
intractable
child..
Entame
::
Entame
(v. t.) To tame.
Testator
::
Testator
(n.) A man who makes and
leaves
a will, or
testament,
at
death..
Voltameter
::
Voltameter
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
voltaic
electricity
passing
through
it, by its
effect
in
decomposing
water or some other
chemical
compound
acting
as an
electrolyte..
Terephthalic
::
Terephthalic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
dibasic
acid of the
aromatic
series,
metameric
with
phthalic
acid, and
obtained,
as a
tasteless
white
crystalline
powder,
by the
oxidation
of oil of
turpentine;
--
called
also
paraphthalic
acid. Cf.
Phthalic..
Septuagint
::
Septuagint
(n.) A Greek
version
of the Old
Testament;
-- so
called
because
it was
believed
to be the work of
seventy
(or
rather
of
seventy-two)
translators.
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