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Definition of wear
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 wear is as below...
Wear (v. t.) To cause to go
about,
as a
vessel,
by
putting
the helm up,
instead
of alee as in
tacking,
so that the
vessel's
bow is
turned
away from, and her stern is
presented
to, the wind, and, as she turns still
farther,
her sails fill on the other side; to
veer..
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Franciscan
::
Franciscan
(n.) A monk or friar of the Order of St.
Francis,
a large and
zealous
order of
mendicant
monks
founded
in 1209 by St.
Francis
of
Assisi.
They are
called
also
Friars
Minor;
and in
England,
Gray
Friars,
because
they wear a gray
habit..
Doeskin
::
Doeskin
(n.) A firm
woolen
cloth with a
smooth,
soft
surface
like a doe's skin; -- made for men's
wear..
Sad
::
Sad
(supperl.)
Sated;
satisfied;
weary;
tired.
Weerish
::
Weerish
(a.) See
Wearish.
Sadly
::
Sadly
(adv.)
Wearily;
heavily;
firmly.
Mask
::
Mask (v. i.) To wear a mask; to be
disguised
in any way.
Praetexta
::
Praetexta
(n.) A white robe with a
purple
border,
worn by a Roman boy
before
he was
entitled
to wear the toga
virilis,
or until about the
completion
of his
fourteenth
year, and by girls until their
marriage.
It was also worn by
magistrates
and
priests..
Swear
::
Swear (v. t.) To utter or
affirm
with a
solemn
appeal
to God for the truth of the
declaration;
to make (a
promise,
threat,
or
resolve)
under
oath..
Pad
::
Pad (v. i.) To wear a path by
walking.
Tabard
::
Tabard
(n.) A sort of tunic or
mantle
formerly
worn for
protection
from the
weather.
When worn over the armor it was
commonly
emblazoned
with the arms of the
wearer,
and from this the name was given to the
garment
adopted
for
heralds..
Camisado
::
Camisado
(n.) An
attack
by
surprise
by
soldiers
wearing
the
camisado.
Slow
::
Slow
(superl.)
Heavy in wit; not
alert,
prompt,
or
spirited;
wearisome;
dull..
Ochreated
::
Ochreated
(a.)
Wearing
or
furnished
with an
ochrea
or
legging;
wearing
boots;
booted.
Operose
::
Operose
(a.)
Wrought
with
labor;
requiring
labor;
hence,
tedious;
wearisome..
Sandaled
::
Sandaled
(a.)
Wearing
sandals.
Implausible
::
Implausible
(a.) Not
plausible;
not
wearing
the
appearance
of truth or
credibility,
and not
likely
to be
believed..
Obliterate
::
Obliterate
(v. t.) To wear out; to
remove
or
destroy
utterly
by any
means;
to
render
imperceptible;
as. to
obliterate
ideas;
to
obliterate
the
monuments
of
antiquity.
Cestus
::
Cestus
(n.) A
girdle;
particularly
that of
Aphrodite
(or
Venus)
which gave the
wearer
the power of
exciting
love.
Triple-crowned
::
Triple-crowned
(a.)
Having
three
crowns;
wearing
the
triple
crown,
as the
pope..
Liveried
::
Liveried
(a.)
Wearing
a
livery.
See
Livery,
3..
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