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Definition of verb
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 verb is as below...
Verb (n.) A word which
affirms
or
predicates
something
of some
person
or
thing;
a part of
speech
expressing
being,
action,
or the
suffering
of
action..
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Overbuild
::
Overbuild
(v. t.) To build over.
#NAME?
::
-ways () A
suffix
formed
from way by the
addition
of the
adverbial
-s (see
-wards).
It is often used
interchangeably
with wise; as,
endways
or
endwise;
noways
or
nowise,
etc..
Leucadendron
::
Leucadendron
(n.) A genus of
evergreen
shrubs
from the Cape of Good Hope,
having
handsome
foliage.
Leucadendron
argenteum
is the
silverboom
of the
colonists..
Into
::
Into
(prep.)
Expressing
entrance,
or a
passing
from the
outside
of a thing to its
interior
parts;
--
following
verbs
expressing
motion;
as, come into the
house;
go into the
church;
one
stream
falls or runs into
another;
water
enters
into the fine
vessels
of
plants..
Apprise
::
Apprise
(v. t.) To give
notice,
verbal
or
written;
to
inform;
--
followed
by of; as, we will
apprise
the
general
of an
intended
attack;
he
apprised
the
commander
of what he had
done..
Verbal
::
Verbal
(a.)
Expressed
in
words,
whether
spoken
or
written,
but
commonly
in
spoken
words;
hence,
spoken;
oral; not
written;
as, a
verbal
contract;
verbal
testimony..
Kedge
::
Kedge (n.) To move (a
vessel)
by
carrying
out a kedge in a boat,
dropping
it
overboard,
and
hauling
the
vessel
up to it..
Literal
::
Literal
(a.)
According
to the
letter
or
verbal
expression;
real; not
figurative
or
metaphorical;
as, the
literal
meaning
of a
phrase..
Calcar
::
Calcar
(n.) A kind of oven, or
reverberatory
furnace,
used for the
calcination
of sand and
potash,
and
converting
them into
frit..
Wert
::
Wert () The
second
person
singular,
indicative
and
subjunctive
moods,
imperfect
tense,
of the verb be. It is
formed
from were, with the
ending
-t, after the
analogy
of wast. Now used only in
solemn
or
poetic
style..
Verbalism
::
Verbalism
(n.)
Something
expressed
verbally;
a
verbal
remark
or
expression.
Predesignate
::
Predesignate
(a.) A term used by Sir
William
Hamilton
to
define
propositions
having
their
quantity
indicated
by a
verbal
sign; as, all, none, etc.; --
contrasted
with
preindesignate,
defining
propositions
of which the
quantity
is not so
indicated..
Feather
::
Feather
(n.) Kind;
nature;
species;
-- from the
proverbial
phrase,
Birds of a
feather,
that is, of the same
species..
Self-sufficient
::
Self-sufficient
(a.)
Having
an
overweening
confidence
in one's own
abilities
or
worth;
hence,
haughty;
overbearing..
We
::
We
(obj.)
The
plural
nominative
case of the
pronoun
of the first
person;
the word with which a
person
in
speaking
or
writing
denotes
a
number
or
company
of which he is one, as the
subject
of an
action
expressed
by a
verb..
Proverbialism
::
Proverbialism
(n.) A
proverbial
phrase.
Up
::
Up
(adv.)
From a lower to a
higher
position,
literally
or
figuratively;
as, from a
recumbent
or
sitting
position;
from the
mouth,
toward
the
source,
of a
river;
from a
dependent
or
inferior
condition;
from
concealment;
from
younger
age; from a quiet
state,
or the like; -- used with verbs of
motion
expressed
or
implied..
Preposition
::
Preposition
(n.) A word
employed
to
connect
a noun or a
pronoun,
in an
adjectival
or
adverbial
sense,
with some other word; a
particle
used with a noun or
pronoun
(in
English
always
in the
objective
case) to make a
phrase
limiting
some other word; -- so
called
because
usually
placed
before
the word with which it is
phrased;
as, a
bridge
of iron; he comes from town; it is good for food; he
escaped
by
running..
More
::
More
(adv.)
With a verb or
participle.
Reverb
::
Reverb
(v. t.) To echo.
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