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Definition of weak
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Weak (v. i.) Not able to
sustain
a great
weight,
pressure,
or
strain;
as, a weak
timber;
a weak
rope..
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Slop
::
Slop (n.) Mean and weak drink or
liquid
food; --
usually
in the
plural.
Gushing
::
Gushing
(a.)
Emitting
copiously,
as tears or
words;
weakly
and
unreservedly
demonstrative
in
matters
of
affection;
sentimental..
Stronghand
::
Strong
(superl.)
Applied
to forms in
Anglo-Saxon,
etc., which
retain
the old
declensional
endings.
In the
Teutonic
languages
the vowel stems have held the
original
endings
most
firmly,
and are
called
strong;
the stems in -n are
called
weak other
constant
stems
conform,
or are
irregular..
Dough-baked
::
Dough-baked
(a.)
Imperfectly
baked;
hence,
not
brought
to
perfection;
unfinished;
also, of weak or dull
understanding..
Ozone
::
Ozone (n.) A
colorless
gaseous
substance
(O/)
obtained
(as by the
silent
discharge
of
electricity
in
oxygen)
as an
allotropic
form of
oxygen,
containing
three atoms in the
molecule.
It is a
streng
oxidizer,
and
probably
exists
in the air,
though
by he
ordinary
tests it is
liable
to be
confused
with
certain
other
substances,
as
hydrogen
dioxide,
or
certain
oxides
of
nitrogen.
It
derives
its name from its
peculiar
odor, which
resembles
that of weak
chlorine..
Size
::
Size (v. i.) A thin, weak glue used in
various
trades,
as in
painting,
bookbinding,
paper
making,
etc..
Imbecilitate
::
Imbecilitate
(v. t.) To
weaken,
as to the body or the mind; to
enfeeble..
Marline
::
Marline
(v.) A small line
composed
of two
strands
a
little
twisted,
used for
winding
around
ropes and
cables,
to
prevent
their being
weakened
by
fretting..
Slight
::
Slight
(superl.)
Foolish;
silly;
weak in
intellect.
Diluter
::
Diluter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
dilutes
or makes thin, more
liquid,
or
weaker..
Flagging
::
Flagging
(a.)
Growing
languid,
weak, or
spiritless;
weakening;
delaying..
Relax
::
Relax (v. i.) To
become
lax, weak, or
loose;
as, to let one's grasp
relax..
Namby-pamby
::
Namby-pamby
(n.) Talk or
writing
which is
weakly
sentimental
or
affectedly
pretty.
Weakness
::
Weakness
(n.) That which is a mark of lack of
strength
or
resolution;
a
fault;
a
defect.
Rickety
::
Rickety
(a.)
Feeble
in the
joints;
imperfect;
weak;
shaky.
Dotary
::
Dotary
(n.) A
dotard's
weakness;
dotage.
Flaggy
::
Flaggy
(a.) Weak;
flexible;
limber.
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.)
Restoration
from
sickness,
weakness,
faintness,
or the like;
restoration
from a
condition
of
mistortune,
of
fright,
etc..
Frailty
::
Frailty
(a.) A fault
proceeding
from
weakness;
foible;
sin of
infirmity.
Vehmic
::
Vehmic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
certain
secret
tribunals
which
flourished
in
Germany
from the end of the 12th
century
to the
middle
of the 16th,
usurping
many of the
functions
of the
government
which were too weak to
maintain
law and
order,
and
inspiring
dread in all who came
within
their
jurisdiction..
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