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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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Troublesome
::
Troublesome
(a.)
Giving
trouble
or
anxiety;
vexatious;
burdensome;
wearisome.
Degradation
::
Degradation
(n.) A
gradual
wearing
down or
wasting,
as of rocks and
banks,
by the
action
of
water,
frost etc..
Channel
::
Channel
(v. t.) To form a
channel
in; to cut or wear a
channel
or
channels
in; to
groove.
Labor
::
Labor (n.) To be
oppressed
with
difficulties
or
disease;
to do one's work under
conditions
which make it
especially
hard,
wearisome;
to move
slowly,
as
against
opposition,
or under a
burden;
to be
burdened;
-- often with
under,
and
formerly
with of..
Pitching
::
Pitching
(n.) A
facing
of stone laid upon a bank to
prevent
wear by tides or
currents.
Lassitude
::
Lassitude
(n.) A
condition
of the body, or mind, when its
voluntary
functions
are
performed
with
difficulty,
and only by a
strong
exertion
of the will;
languor;
debility;
weariness..
Tonsure
::
Tonsure
(n.) The
shaven
corona,
or
crown,
which
priests
wear as a mark of their order and of their
rank..
Recure
::
Recure
(v. t.) To
restore,
as from
weariness,
sickness;
or the like; to
repair..
Satchel
::
Satchel
(n.) A
little
sack or bag for
carrying
papers,
books,
or small
articles
of
wearing
apparel;
a hand bag..
Weary
::
Weary (v. t.) To
reduce
or
exhaust
the
physical
strength
or
endurance
of; to tire; to
fatigue;
as, to weary one's self with labor or
traveling..
Beaver
::
Beaver
(n.) That piece of armor which
protected
the lower part of the face,
whether
forming
a part of the
helmet
or fixed to the
breastplate.
It was so
constructed
(with
joints
or
otherwise)
that the
wearer
could raise or lower it to eat and
drink..
Wardrobe
::
Wardrobe
(v. t.) A room or
apartment
where
clothes
are kept, or
wearing
apparel
is
stored;
a
portable
closet
for
hanging
up
clothes..
Efface
::
Efface
(v. t.) To
destroy,
as a
mental
impression;
to wear
away..
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..
Fatigate
::
Fatigate
(v. t.) To
weary;
to tire; to
fatigue.
Wearable
::
Wearable
(a.)
Capable
of being worn;
suitable
to be worn.
Forswore
::
Forswore
() imp. of
Forswear.
Helmeted
::
Helmeted
(a.)
Wearing
a
helmet;
furnished
with or
having
a
helmet
or
helmet-shaped
part;
galeate.
Surcoat
::
Surcoat
(n.) A coat worn over the other
garments;
especially,
the long and
flowing
garment
of
knights,
worn over the
armor,
and
frequently
emblazoned
with the arms of the
wearer..
Fit
::
Fit (n.) The
quality
of being fit;
adjustment;
adaptedness;
as of dress to the
person
of the
wearer.
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