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Definition of waste
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 waste is as below...
Waste (a.) To
damage,
impair,
or
injure,
as an
estate,
voluntarily,
or by
suffering
the
buildings,
fences,
etc., to go to
decay..
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Scattergood
::
Scattergood
(n.) One who
wastes;
a
spendthrift.
Desolation
::
Desolation
(n.) The state of being
desolated
or laid
waste;
ruin;
solitariness;
destitution;
gloominess.
Bate
::
Bate (v. i.) To waste away.
Ravage
::
Ravage
(n.) To lay waste by
force;
to
desolate
by
violence;
to
commit
havoc or
devastation
upon; to
spoil;
to
plunder;
to
consume.
Smartle
::
Smartle
(v. i.) To waste away.
Dawdle
::
Dawdle
(v. t.) To waste by
trifling;
as, to
dawdle
away a whole
morning..
Macerate
::
Macerate
(v. t.) To make lean; to cause to waste away.
Slatter
::
Slatter
(v. i.) To be
careless,
negligent,
or
aswkward,
esp. with
regard
to dress and
neatness;
to be
wasteful..
Hectic
::
Hectic
(a.)
Habitual;
constitutional;
pertaining
especially
to slow waste of
animal
tissue,
as in
consumption;
as, a
hectic
type in
disease;
a
hectic
flush..
Prodigally
::
Prodigally
(adv.)
In a
prodigal
manner;
with
profusion
of
expense;
extravagantly;
wasteful;
profusely;
lavishly;
as, an
estate
prodigally
dissipated..
Insulite
::
Insulite
(n.) An
insulating
material,
usually
some
variety
of
compressed
cellulose,
made of
sawdust,
paper pulp,
cotton
waste,
etc..
Gate
::
Gate (n.) The waste piece of metal cast in the
opening;
a sprue or
sullage
piece.
Colliquative
::
Colliquative
(a.)
Causing
rapid waste or
exhaustion;
melting;
as,
colliquative
sweats..
Hopper
::
Hopper
(n.) A
vessel
for
carrying
waste,
garbage,
etc., out to sea, so
constructed
as to
discharge
its load by a
mechanical
contrivance;
--
called
also
dumping
scow..
Decrement
::
Decrement
(n.) The state of
becoming
gradually
less;
decrease;
diminution;
waste;
loss.
Noils
::
Noils (n. pl.) Waste and knots of wool
removed
by the comb;
combings.
Frugal
::
Frugal
(n.)
Economical
in the use or
appropriation
of
resources;
not
wasteful
or
lavish;
wise in the
expenditure
or
application
of
force,
materials,
time, etc.;
characterized
by
frugality;
sparing;
economical;
saving;
as, a
frugal
housekeeper;
frugal
of
time..
Weather
::
Weather
(v. i.) To
undergo
or
endure
the
action
of the
atmosphere;
to
suffer
meteorological
influences;
sometimes,
to wear away, or
alter,
under
atmospheric
influences;
to
suffer
waste by
weather..
Evaporate
::
Evaporate
(v. t.) To
escape
or pass off
without
effect;
to be
dissipated;
to be
wasted,
as, the
spirit
of
writer
often
evaporates
in the
process
of
translation..
Economical
::
Economical
(a.)
Managing
with
frugality;
guarding
against
waste or
unnecessary
expense;
careful
and
frugal
in
management
and in
expenditure;
-- said of
character
or
habits.
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