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Definition of thin
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Thin
(superl.)
Wanting
in body or
volume;
small;
feeble;
not full.
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Grand
::
Grand
(superl.)
Having
higher
rank or more
dignity,
size, or
importance
than other
persons
or
things
of the same name; as, a grand
lodge;
a grand
vizier;
a grand
piano,
etc..
Crown
::
Crown (n.)
Anything
which
imparts
beauty,
splendor,
honor,
dignity,
or
finish..
Surrender
::
Surrender
(v. t.) To yield to the power of
another;
to give or
deliver
up
possession
of
(anything)
upon
compulsion
or
demand;
as, to
surrender
one's
person
to an enemy or to an
officer;
to
surrender
a fort or a
ship..
Dreg
::
Dreg (n.)
Corrupt
or
defiling
matter
contained
in a
liquid,
or
precipitated
from it;
refuse;
feculence;
lees;
grounds;
sediment;
hence,
the
vilest
and most
worthless
part of
anything;
as, the dregs of
society..
Discolith
::
Discolith
(n.) One of a
species
of
coccoliths,
having
an oval
discoidal
body, with a thick
strongly
refracting
rim, and a
thinner
central
portion.
One of them
measures
about / of an inch in its
longest
diameter..
Hyacinthine
::
Hyacinthine
(a.)
Belonging
to the
hyacinth;
resemblingthe
hyacinth;
in color like the
hyacinth.
Mascotte
::
Mascotte
(n.) A
person
who is
supposed
to bring good luck to the
household
to which he or she
belongs;
anything
that
brings
good luck.
Broad
::
Broad
(superl.)
Fig.:
Having
a large
measure
of any thing or
quality;
not
limited;
not
restrained;
--
applied
to any
subject,
and
retaining
the
literal
idea more or less
clearly,
the
precise
meaning
depending
largely
on the
substantive..
Bockland
::
Bockland
(n.)
Charter
land held by deed under
certain
rents and free
services,
which
differed
in
nothing
from free
socage
lands.
This
species
of
tenure
has given rise to the
modern
freeholds..
Pannier
::
Pannier
(n.) A bread
basket;
also, a
wicker
basket
(used
commonly
in
pairs)
for
carrying
fruit or other
things
on a horse or an ass.
Pawnor
::
Pawnor
(n.) One who pawns or
pledges
anything
as
security
for the
payment
of
borrowed
money or of a debt.
Bumper
::
Bumper
(n.)
Anything
which
resists
or
deadens
a bump or
shock;
a
buffer.
Fastening
::
Fastening
(n.)
Anything
that binds and makes fast, as a lock,
catch,
bolt, bar,
buckle,
etc..
Assent
::
Assent
(v. t.) To admit a thing as true; to
express
one's
agreement,
acquiescence,
concurrence,
or
concession..
Take
::
Take (v. t.) To
admit,
as,
something
presented
to the mind; not to
dispute;
to
allow;
to
accept;
to
receive
in
thought;
to
entertain
in
opinion;
to
understand;
to
interpret;
to
regard
or look upon; to
consider;
to
suppose;
as, to take a thing for
granted;
this I take to be man's
motive;
to take men for
spies..
Beginner
::
Beginner
(n.) One who
begins
or
originates
anything.
Specifically:
A young or
inexperienced
practitioner
or
student;
a tyro.
Operation
::
Operation
(n.)
Something
to be done; some
transformation
to be made upon
quantities,
the
transformation
being
indicated
either
by rules or
symbols..
Destiny
::
Destiny
(n.) The fixed order of
things;
invincible
necessity;
fate; a
resistless
power or
agency
conceived
of as
determining
the
future,
whether
in
general
or of an
individual..
Tender
::
Tender
(n.) The thing
offered;
especially,
money
offered
in
payment
of an
obligation..
Trust
::
Trust (v. i.) To be
confident,
as of
something
future;
to
hope..
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