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Definition of wave
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 wave is as below...
Wave (v. i.) A
vibration
propagated
from
particle
to
particle
through
a body or
elastic
medium,
as in the
transmission
of
sound;
an
assemblage
of
vibrating
molecules
in all
phases
of a
vibration,
with no phase
repeated;
a wave of
vibration;
an
undulation.
See
Undulation..
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Roar
::
Roar (v. i.) To make a loud,
confused
sound,
as
winds,
waves,
passing
vehicles,
a crowd of
persons
when
shouting
together,
or the
like..
Wave
::
Wave (v. t.) To call
attention
to, or give a
direction
or
command
to, by a
waving
motion,
as of the hand; to
signify
by
waving;
to
beckon;
to
signal;
to
indicate..
Wave
::
Wave (v. i.) Fig.: A
swelling
or
excitement
of
thought,
feeling,
or
energy;
a tide; as, waves of
enthusiasm..
Wreck
::
Wreck (v. t.) The
destruction
or
injury
of a
vessel
by being cast on
shore,
or on
rocks,
or by being
disabled
or sunk by the force of winds or
waves;
shipwreck..
Stagger
::
Stagger
(v. t.) To cause to doubt and
waver;
to make to
hesitate;
to make less
steady
or
confident;
to
shock.
Wave
::
Wave (v. t.) To move one way and the
other;
to
brandish.
Foreland
::
Foreland
(n.) That
portion
of the
natural
shore on the
outside
of the
embankment
which
receives
the stock of waves and
deadens
their
force.
Dicrotism
::
Dicrotism
(n.) A
condition
in which there are two beats or waves of the
arterial
pulse to each beat of the
heart.
Shock
::
Shock (v.) To give a shock to; to cause to shake or
waver;
hence,
to
strike
against
suddenly;
to
encounter
with
violence..
Wave
::
Wave (v. i.) To play
loosely;
to move like a wave, one way and the
other;
to
float;
to
flutter;
to
undulate..
Wave
::
Wave (v. t.) See
Waive.
Wavelet
::
Wavelet
(n.) A
little
wave; a
ripple.
Indecision
::
Indecision
(n.) Want of
decision;
want of
settled
purpose,
or of
firmness;
indetermination;
wavering
of mind;
irresolution;
vacillation;
hesitation..
Calm
::
Calm
(super.)
Not
stormy;
without
motion,
as of winds or
waves;
still;
quiet;
serene;
undisturbed..
Eagre
::
Eagre (n.) A wave, or two or three
successive
waves,
of great
height
and
violence,
at flood tide
moving
up an
estuary
or
river;
--
commonly
called
the bore. See
Bore..
Mole
::
Mole (n.) A mound or
massive
work
formed
of
masonry
or large
stones,
etc., laid in the sea, often
extended
either
in a right line or an arc of a
circle
before
a port which it
serves
to
defend
from the
violence
of the
waves,
thus
protecting
ships in a
harbor;
also,
sometimes,
the
harbor
itself..
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) One of
series
of long, heavy waves which roll in upon a
coast,
sometimes
in calm
weather..
Wafture
::
Wafture
(n.) The act of
waving;
a
wavelike
motion;
a waft.
Waft
::
Waft (v. t.) To give
notice
to by
waving
something;
to wave the hand to; to
beckon.
Irresolute
::
Irresolute
(a.) Not
resolute;
not
decided
or
determined;
wavering;
given to doubt or
irresolution.
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