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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 (v.)
Spoil,
destruction,
or
injury,
done to
houses,
woods,
fences,
lands,
etc., by a
tenant
for life or for
years,
to the
prejudice
of the heir, or of him in
reversion
or
remainder..
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Slatter
::
Slatter
(v. i.) To be
careless,
negligent,
or
aswkward,
esp. with
regard
to dress and
neatness;
to be
wasteful..
Blood
::
Blood (n.) The fluid which
circulates
in the
principal
vascular
system
of
animals,
carrying
nourishment
to all parts of the body, and
bringing
away waste
products
to be
excreted.
See under
Arterial..
Wearer
::
Wearer
(n.) That which
wastes
or
diminishes.
Gate
::
Gate (n.) The waste piece of metal cast in the
opening;
a sprue or
sullage
piece.
Noils
::
Noils (n. pl.) Waste and knots of wool
removed
by the comb;
combings.
Vastation
::
Vastation
(n.) A
laying
waste;
waste;
depopulation;
devastation.
Emunctory
::
Emunctory
(n.) Any organ or part of the body (as the
kidneys,
skin,
etc.,)
which
serves
to carry off
excrementitious
or waste
matter..
Squander
::
Squander
(v. i.) To spend
lavishly;
to be
wasteful.
Forspent
::
Forspent
(a.)
Wasted
in
strength;
tired;
exhausted.
Prodigal
::
Prodigal
(a.) Given to
extravagant
expenditure;
expending
money or other
things
without
necessity;
recklessly
or
viciously
profuse;
lavish;
wasteful;
not
frugal
or
economical;
as, a
prodigal
man; the
prodigal
son;
prodigal
giving;
prodigal
expenses..
Devastavit
::
Devastavit
(n.) Waste or
misapplication
of the
assets
of a
deceased
person
by an
executor
or an
administrator.
Lock-weir
::
Lock-weir
(n.) A waste weir for a
canal,
discharging
into a lock
chamber..
Dilapidation
::
Dilapidation
(n.)
Ecclesiastical
waste;
impairing
of
church
property
by an
incumbent,
through
neglect
or by
intention..
Infrugal
::
Infrugal
(a.) Not
frugal;
wasteful;
as, an
infrugal
expense
of
time..
Trashy
::
Trashy
(superl.)
Like
trash;
containing
much
trash;
waste;
rejected;
worthless;
useless;
as, a
trashy
novel..
Prodigal
::
Prodigal
(n.) One who
expends
money
extravagantly,
viciously,
or
without
necessity;
one that is
profuse
or
lavish
in any
expenditure;
a
waster;
a
spendthrift..
Leakage
::
Leakage
(n.) An
allowance
of a
certain
rate per cent for the
leaking
of
casks,
or waste of
liquors
by
leaking..
Forpine
::
Forpine
(v. t.) To waste away
completely
by
suffering
or
torment.
Nourish
::
Nourish
(v. t.) To feed and cause to grow; to
supply
with
matter
which
increases
bulk or
supplies
waste,
and
promotes
health;
to
furnish
with
nutriment..
Overwasted
::
Overwasted
(a.)
Wasted
or worn out;
/onsumed;
spen.
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