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Definition of weak
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Weak (v. i.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a noun in
Anglo-Saxon,
etc., the stem of which ends in -n. See
Strong,
19 (b)..
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Hunger-bitten
::
Hunger-bitten
(a.)
Pinched
or
weakened
by
hunger.
Folly
::
Folly (n.) A
foolish
act; an
inconsiderate
or
thoughtless
procedure;
weak or
light-minded
conduct;
foolery.
Sappy
::
Sappy
(superl.)
Hence,
young,
not firm; weak,
feeble..
Sick
::
Sick
(superl.)
Corrupted;
imperfect;
impaired;
weakned.
Faint
::
Faint
(superl.)
Lacking
distinctness;
hardly
perceptible;
striking
the
senses
feebly;
not
bright,
or loud, or
sharp,
or
forcible;
weak; as, a faint
color,
or
sound..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Resulting
from, or
indicating,
lack of
judgment,
discernment,
or
firmness;
unwise;
hence,
foolish..
Weakling
::
Weakling
(a.) Weak;
feeble.
Faint
::
Faint (v. i.) To
become
weak or
wanting
in
vigor;
to grow
feeble;
to lose
strength
and
color,
and the
control
of the
bodily
or
mental
functions;
to
swoon;
--
sometimes
with away. See
Fainting,
n..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. t.) To crack or
split;
to bend or
strain
so as to
weaken;
as, to
spring
a mast or a
yard..
Twig
::
Twig (v. t.) To
twitch;
to pull; to
tweak.
Lithia
::
Lithia
(n.) The oxide of
lithium;
a
strong
alkaline
caustic
similar
to
potash
and soda, but
weaker.
See
Lithium..
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..
Sentimental
::
Sentimental
(a.)
Addressed
or
pleasing
to the
emotions
only,
usually
to the
weaker
and the
unregulated
emotions..
Break
::
Break (v. i.) To
become
weakened
in
constitution
or
faculties;
to lose
health
or
strength.
Female Rhymes
::
Female
rhymes
()
double
rhymes,
or
rhymes
(called
in
French
feminine
rhymes
because
they end in e weak, or
feminine)
in which two
syllables,
an
accented
and an
unaccented
one,
correspond
at the end of each
line..
Craven
::
Craven
(v. t.) To make
recreant,
weak,
spiritless,
or
cowardly..
Dotish
::
Dotish
(a.)
Foolish;
weak;
imbecile.
Demoralize
::
Demoralize
(v. t.) To
corrupt
or
undermine
in
morals;
to
destroy
or
lessen
the
effect
of moral
principles
on; to
render
corrupt
or
untrustworthy
in
morals,
in
discipline,
in
courage,
spirit,
etc.; to
weaken
in
spirit
or
efficiency..
Saphead
::
Saphead
(n.) A
weak-minded,
stupid
fellow;
a
milksop..
Girlish
::
Girlish
(a.) Like, or
characteristic
of, a girl; of or
pertaining
to
girlhood;
innocent;
artless;
immature;
weak; as,
girlish
ways;
girlish
grief..
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