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Definition of weak
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Weak (v. i.)
Feeble
of mind;
wanting
discernment;
lacking
vigor;
spiritless;
as, a weak king or
magistrate..
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Effeminate
::
Effeminate
(v. i.) To grow
womanish
or weak.
Stank
::
Stank (a.) Weak; worn out.
Slight
::
Slight
(superl.)
Not
decidedly
marked;
not
forcible;
inconsiderable;
unimportant;
insignificant;
not
severe;
weak;
gentle;
--
applied
in a great
variety
of
circumstances;
as, a
slight
(i. e.,
feeble)
effort;
a
slight
(i. e.,
perishable)
structure;
a
slight
(i. e., not deep)
impression;
a
slight
(i. e., not
convincing)
argument;
a
slight
(i. e., not
thorough)
examination;
slight
(i. e., not
severe)
pain, and the
like..
Sappy
::
Sappy
(superl.)
Weak in
intellect.
Left
::
Left (a.) Of or
pertaining
to that side of the body in man on which the
muscular
action
of the limbs is
usually
weaker
than on the other side; --
opposed
to
right,
when used in
reference
to a part of the body; as, the left hand, or arm; the left ear. Also said of the
corresponding
side of the lower
animals..
Sicken
::
Sicken
(v. i.) To
become
weak; to
decay;
to
languish.
Dilute
::
Dilute
(v. i.) To
become
attenuated,
thin, or weak; as, it
dilutes
easily..
Sprain
::
Sprain
(v. t.) To
weaken,
as a
joint,
ligament,
or
muscle,
by
sudden
and
excessive
exertion,
as by
wrenching;
to
overstrain,
or
stretch
injuriously,
but
without
luxation;
as, to
sprain
one's
ankle..
Imbecilitate
::
Imbecilitate
(v. t.) To
weaken,
as to the body or the mind; to
enfeeble..
Elumbated
::
Elumbated
(a.) Weak or lame in the
loins.
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not able to
sustain
a great
weight,
pressure,
or
strain;
as, a weak
timber;
a weak
rope..
Tremble
::
Tremble
(v. i.) To shake
involuntarily,
as with fear, cold, or
weakness;
to
quake;
to
quiver;
to
shiver;
to
shudder;
-- said of a
person
or an
animal..
Faint
::
Faint
(superl.)
Performed,
done, or
acted,
in a weak or
feeble
manner;
not
exhibiting
vigor,
strength,
or
energy;
slight;
as, faint
efforts;
faint
resistance..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Wanting
in point or vigor of
expression;
as, a weak
sentence;
a weak
style..
Pall
::
Pall (v. t.) To make vapid or
insipid;
to make
lifeless
or
spiritless;
to dull; to
weaken.
Wish-wash
::
Wish-wash
(n.) Any weak, thin
drink..
Skilligalee
::
Skilligalee
(n.) A kind of thin, weak broth or
oatmeal
porridge,
served
out to
prisoners
and
paupers
in
England;
also, a drink made of
oatmeal,
sugar,
and
water,
sometimes
used in the
English
navy or
army..
Whimling
::
Whimling
(n.) One given to
whims;
hence,
a weak,
childish
person;
a
child..
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..
Infirm
::
Infirm
(a.) Weak of mind or will;
irresolute;
vacillating.
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