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Definition of weak
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 weak is as below...
Weak (v. i.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a verb which forms its
preterit
(imperfect)
and past
participle
by
adding
to the
present
the
suffix
-ed, -d, or the
variant
form -t; as in the verbs
abash,
abashed;
abate,
abated;
deny,
denied;
feel, felt. See
Strong,
19 (a)..
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Squib
::
Squeteague
(n.) An
American
sciaenoid
fish
(Cynoscion
regalis),
abundant
on the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States,
and much
valued
as a food fish. It is of a
bright
silvery
color,
with
iridescent
reflections.
Called
also
weakfish,
squitee,
chickwit,
and sea
trout.
The
spotted
squeteague
(C.
nebulosus)
of the
Southern
United
States
is a
similar
fish, but the back and upper fins are
spotted
with
black.
It is
called
also
spotted
weakfish,
and,
locally,
sea
trout,
and sea
salmon..
Fatigue
::
Fatigue
(n.) The
weakening
of a metal when
subjected
to
repeated
vibrations
or
strains.
Weakling
::
Weakling
(a.) Weak;
feeble.
Dough-baked
::
Dough-baked
(a.)
Imperfectly
baked;
hence,
not
brought
to
perfection;
unfinished;
also, of weak or dull
understanding..
Silly
::
Silly (n.) Weak in
intellect;
destitute
of
ordinary
strength
of mind;
foolish;
witless;
simple;
as, a silly
woman..
Frailty
::
Frailty
(a.) A fault
proceeding
from
weakness;
foible;
sin of
infirmity.
Droop
::
Droop (v. i.) To grow weak or faint with
disappointment,
grief,
or like
causes;
to be
dispirited
or
depressed;
to
languish;
as, her
spirits
drooped..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
weaken
or
impair,
as
health,
spirit,
or
mind..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not
stiff;
pliant;
frail;
soft; as, the weak stalk of a
plant..
Weakling
::
Weakling
(n.) A weak or
feeble
creature.
Whimling
::
Whimling
(n.) One given to
whims;
hence,
a weak,
childish
person;
a
child..
Weak-kneed
::
Weak-kneed
(a.)
Having
weak
knees;
hence,
easily
yielding;
wanting
resolution..
Rushlike
::
Rushlike
(a.)
Resembling
a rush; weak.
Unsadness
::
Unsadness
(n.)
Infirmity;
weakness.
Weakishness
::
Weakishness
(n.)
Quality
or state of being
weakish.
Nervous
::
Nervous
(a.)
Having
the
nerves
weak,
diseased,
or
easily
excited;
subject
to, or
suffering
from, undue
excitement
of the
nerves;
easily
agitated
or
annoyed..
Weaken
::
Weaken
(v. t.) To
reduce
in
quality,
strength,
or
spirit;
as, to
weaken
tea; to
weaken
any
solution
or
decoction..
Fainting
::
Fainting
(n.)
Syncope,
or loss of
consciousness
owing to a
sudden
arrest
of the blood
supply
to the
brain,
the face
becoming
pallid,
the
respiration
feeble,
and the
heat's
beat
weak..
Weakish
::
Weakish
(a.)
Somewhat
weak;
rather
weak.
Mince
::
Mince (v. t.) To
suppress
or
weaken
the force of; to
extenuate;
to
palliate;
to tell by
degrees,
instead
of
directly
and
frankly;
to clip, as words or
expressions;
to utter half and keep back half of..
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