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Definition of tune
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 tune is as below...
Tune (v. t.) To give tone to; to
attune;
to adapt in style of
music;
to make
harmonious.
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Tune
::
Tune (n.)
Order;
harmony;
concord;
fit
disposition,
temper,
or
humor;
right
mood..
Neptune
::
Neptune
(n.) The son of
Saturn
and Ops, the god of the
waters,
especially
of the sea. He is
represented
as
bearing
a
trident
for a
scepter..
Hum
::
Hum (v. t.) To sing with shut
mouth;
to
murmur
without
articulation;
to
mumble;
as, to hum a
tune..
Lucky
::
Lucky
(superl.)
Favored
by luck;
fortunate;
meeting
with good
success
or good
fortune;
-- said of
persons;
as, a lucky
adventurer..
Barghest
::
Barghest
(n.) A
goblin,
in the shape of a large dog,
portending
misfortune..
Light-o''-love
::
Light-o'-love
(n.) An old tune of a
dance,
the name of which made it a
proverbial
expression
of
levity,
especially
in love
matters..
Chirography
::
Chirography
(n.) The art of
telling
fortunes
by
examining
the hand.
Straticulate
::
Strathspey
(n.) A
lively
Scottish
dance,
resembling
the reel, but
slower;
also, the
tune..
Misfortuned
::
Misfortuned
(a.)
Unfortunate.
Making
::
Making
(n.) That which
establishes
or
places
in a
desirable
state or
condition;
the
material
of which
something
may be made; as, early
misfortune
was the
making
of him..
Twit
::
Twit (v. t.) To vex by
bringing
to
notice,
or
reminding
of, a
fault,
defect,
misfortune,
or the like; to
revile;
to
reproach;
to
upbraid;
to
taunt;
as, he
twitted
his
friend
of
falsehood..
Fickle
::
Fickle
(a.) Not fixed or firm;
liable
to
change;
unstable;
of a
changeable
mind; not firm in
opinion
or
purpose;
inconstant;
capricious;
as,
Fortune's
fickle
wheel..
Tuneful
::
Tuneful
(a.)
Harmonious;
melodious;
musical;
as,
tuneful
notes..
Charm
::
Charm (n.) To make music upon; to tune.
Pretty
::
Pretty
(superl.)
Moderately
large;
considerable;
as, he had saved a
pretty
fortune..
Disaventure
::
Disaventure
(n.)
Misfortune.
Philosophy
::
Philosophy
(n.)
Practical
wisdom;
calmness
of
temper
and
judgment;
equanimity;
fortitude;
stoicism;
as, to meet
misfortune
with
philosophy..
Narrow
::
Narrow
(superl.)
Having
but a
little
margin;
having
barely
sufficient
space,
time, or
number,
etc.;
close;
near; -- with
special
reference
to some peril or
misfortune;
as, a
narrow
shot; a
narrow
escape;
a
narrow
majority..
Luck
::
Luck (n.) That which
happens
to a
person;
an
event,
good or ill,
affecting
one's
interests
or
happiness,
and which is
deemed
casual;
a
course
or
series
of such
events
regarded
as
occurring
by
chance;
chance;
hap; fate;
fortune;
often,
one's
habitual
or
characteristic
fortune;
as, good, bad, ill, or hard luck. Luck is often used for good luck; as, luck is
better
than
skill..
Star
::
Star (n.) A
planet
supposed
to
influence
one's
destiny;
(usually
pl.) a
configuration
of the
planets,
supposed
to
influence
fortune..
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