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Definition of time
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 time is as below...
Time (v. t.) To
ascertain
or
record
the time,
duration,
or rate of; as, to time the speed of
horses,
or hours for
workmen..
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Wink
::
Wink (n.) The act of
closing,
or
closing
and
opening,
the
eyelids
quickly;
hence,
the time
necessary
for such an act; a
moment..
Bell
::
Bell (v. i.) To call or
bellow,
as the deer in
rutting
time; to make a
bellowing
sound;
to
roar..
Stound
::
Stound
(n.) Hour; time;
season.
Baldachin
::
Baldachin
(n.) A
structure
in form of a
canopy,
sometimes
supported
by
columns,
and
sometimes
suspended
from the roof or
projecting
from the wall;
generally
placed
over an
altar;
as, the
baldachin
in St.
Peter's..
Thirty
::
Thirty
(a.) Being three times ten;
consisting
of one more than
twenty-nine;
twenty
and ten; as, the month of June
consists
of
thirty
days..
Moral
::
Moral (a.)
Acting
upon or
through
one's moral
nature
or sense of
right,
or
suited
to act in such a
manner;
as, a moral
arguments;
moral
considerations.
Sometimes
opposed
to
material
and
physical;
as, moral
pressure
or
support..
Thenceforth
::
Thenceforth
(adv.)
From that time;
thereafter.
Cud
::
Cud (n.) That
portion
of food which is
brought
up into the mouth by
ruminating
animals
from their first
stomach,
to be
chewed
a
second
time..
Truck
::
Truck (v. i.) A
swiveling
carriage,
consisting
of a frame with one or more pairs of
wheels
and the
necessary
boxes,
springs,
etc., to carry and guide one end of a
locomotive
or a car; --
sometimes
called
bogie in
England.
Trucks
usually
have four or six
wheels..
Sixscore
::
Sixscore
(a. & n.) Six times
twenty;
one
hundred
and
twenty.
Jovinianist
::
"Jovinianist
(n.) An
adherent
to the
doctrines
of
Jovinian,
a monk of the
fourth
century,
who
denied
the
virginity
of Mary, and
opposed
the
asceticism
of his
time..
Nostalgia
::
Nostalgia
(n.)
Homesickness;
esp., a
severe
and
sometimes
fatal form of
melancholia,
due to
homesickness..
Namaycush
::
Namaycush
(n.) A large North
American
lake trout
(Salvelinus
namaycush).
It is
usually
spotted
with red, and
sometimes
weighs
over forty
pounds.
Called
also
Mackinaw
trout,
lake
trout,
lake
salmon,
salmon
trout,
togue,
and
tuladi..
Narration
::
Narration
(n.) That part of a
discourse
which
recites
the time,
manner,
or
consequences
of an
action,
or
simply
states
the facts
connected
with the
subject..
Piecework
::
Piecework
(n.) Work done by the piece or job; work paid for at a rate based on the
amount
of work done,
rather
than on the time
employed..
Marrubium
::
Marrubium
(n.) A genus of
bitter
aromatic
plants,
sometimes
used in
medicine;
hoarhound..
Stargaser
::
Stargaser
(n.) One who gazes at the
stars;
an
astrologer;
sometimes,
in
derision
or
contempt,
an
astronomer..
Henceforward
::
Henceforward
(adv.)
From this time
forward;
henceforth.
Optime
::
Optime
(n.) One of those who stand in the
second
rank of
honors,
immediately
after the
wranglers,
in the
University
of
Cambridge,
England.
They are
divided
into
senior
and
junior
optimes..
After-note
::
After-note
(n.) One of the small notes occur on the
unaccented
parts of the
measure,
taking
their time from the
preceding
note..
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