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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 (n.) The act of
wearing,
or the state of being worn;
consumption
by use;
diminution
by
friction;
as, the wear of a
garment..
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Osiris
::
Osiris
(n.) One of the
principal
divinities
of
Egypt,
the
brother
and
husband
of Isis. He was
figured
as a mummy
wearing
the royal cap of Upper
Egypt,
and was
symbolized
by the
sacred
bull,
called
Apis. Cf.
Serapis..
Barded
::
Barded
(p.a.)
Wearing
rich
caparisons.
Ennuye
::
Ennuye
(a.)
Affected
with
ennui;
weary in
spirits;
emotionally
exhausted.
Masquerade
::
Masquerade
(n.) An
assembly
of
persons
wearing
masks,
and
amusing
themselves
with
dancing,
conversation,
or other
diversions..
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..
Waste
::
Waste (v.) The act of
wasting,
or the state of being
wasted;
a
squandering;
needless
destruction;
useless
consumption
or
expenditure;
devastation;
loss
without
equivalent
gain;
gradual
loss or
decrease,
by use, wear, or
decay;
as, a waste of
property,
time,
labor,
words,
etc..
Cockade
::
Cockade
(n.) A
badge,
usually
in the form of a
rosette,
or knot, and
generally
worn upon the hat; -- used as an
indication
of
military
or naval
service,
or party
allegiance,
and in
England
as a part of the
livery
to
indicate
that the
wearer
is the
servant
of a
military
or naval
officer..
Forwander
::
Forwander
(v. i.) To
wander
away; to go
astray;
to
wander
far and to
weariness.
Cuirassed
::
Cuirassed
(a.)
Wearing
a
cuirass.
Troublesome
::
Troublesome
(a.)
Giving
trouble
or
anxiety;
vexatious;
burdensome;
wearisome.
Verge
::
Verge (n.) The stick or wand with which
persons
were
formerly
admitted
tenants,
they
holding
it in the hand, and
swearing
fealty
to the lord. Such
tenants
were
called
tenants
by the
verge..
Flash
::
Flash (a.)
Wearing
showy,
counterfeit
ornaments;
vulgarly
pretentious;
as, flash
people;
flash men or
women;
--
applied
especially
to
thieves,
gamblers,
and
prostitutes
that dress in a showy way and wear much cheap
jewelry..
Weather
::
Weather
(v. i.) To
undergo
or
endure
the
action
of the
atmosphere;
to
suffer
meteorological
influences;
sometimes,
to wear away, or
alter,
under
atmospheric
influences;
to
suffer
waste by
weather..
Grenadine
::
Grenadine
(n.) A thin
gauzelike
fabric
of silk or wool, for
women's
wear..
Rapiered
::
Rapiered
(a.)
Wearing
a
rapier.
Wearer
::
Wearer
(n.) One who wears or
carries
as
appendant
to the body; as, the
wearer
of a
cloak,
a
sword,
a
crown,
a
shackle,
etc..
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..
Tweed
::
Tweed (n.) A soft and
flexible
fabric
for men's wear, made
wholly
of wool
except
in some
inferior
kinds,
the wool being dyed,
usually
in two
colors,
before
weaving..
Monotonist
::
Monotonist
(n.) One who talks in the same
strain
or on the same
subject
until
weariness
is
produced.
Hackney
::
Hackney
(v. t.) To
devote
to
common
or
frequent
use, as a horse or
carriage;
to wear out in
common
service;
to make trite or
commonplace;
as, a
hackneyed
metaphor
or
quotation..
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