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Definition of weight
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 weight is as below...
Weight
(v. t.) To load with a
weight
or
weights;
to load down; to make
heavy;
to
attach
weights
to; as, to
weight
a horse or a
jockey
at a race; to
weight
a whip
handle..
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Lightly
::
Lightly
(adv.)
With
little
weight;
with
little
force;
as, to tread
lightly;
to press
lightly..
Tod
::
Tod (n.) An old
weight
used in
weighing
wool, being
usually
twenty-eight
pounds..
Swilled
::
Swig (v. t.) To pull upon (a
tackle)
by
throwing
the
weight
of the body upon the fall
between
the block and a
cleat.
Obole
::
Obole (n.) A
weight
of
twelve
grains;
or,
according
to some, of ten
grains,
or half a
scruple..
Troy
::
Troy (n.) Troy
weight.
Prestige
::
Prestige
(v.)
Weight
or
influence
derived
from past
success;
expectation
of
future
achievements
founded
on those
already
accomplished;
force or charm
derived
from
acknowledged
character
or
reputation.
Equibalance
::
Equibalance
(n.) Equal
weight;
equiponderance.
Antimony
::
Antimony
(n.) An
elementary
substance,
resembling
a metal in its
appearance
and
physical
properties,
but in its
chemical
relations
belonging
to the class of
nonmetallic
substances.
Atomic
weight,
120.
Symbol,
Sb..
Heavily
::
Heavily
(adv.)
In a heavy
manner;
with great
weight;
as, to bear
heavily
on a
thing;
to be
heavily
loaded..
Weighty
::
Weighty
(superl.)
Having
weight;
heavy;
ponderous;
as, a
weighty
body..
Polymerize
::
Polymerize
(v. t.) To cause
polymerization
of; to
produce
polymers
from; to
increase
the
molecular
weight
of,
without
changing
the
atomic
proportions;
thus,
certain
acids
polymerize
aldehyde..
Karob
::
Karob (n.) The
twenty-fourth
part of a
grain;
-- a
weight
used by
goldsmiths.
Stone
::
Stone (n.) A
weight
which
legally
is
fourteen
pounds,
but in
practice
varies
with the
article
weighed..
Truly
::
Truly
(adv.)
Exactly;
justly;
precisely;
accurately;
as, to
estimate
truly the
weight
of
evidence..
Prop
::
Prop (v.) That which
sustains
an
incumbent
weight;
that on which
anything
rests or leans for
support;
a
support;
a stay; as, a prop for a
building..
Millefiore Glass
::
Millefiore
glass ()
Slender
rods or tubes of
colored
glass fused
together
and
embedded
in clear
glass;
-- used for
paperweights
and other small
articles.
Titanium
::
Titanium
(n.) An
elementary
substance
found
combined
in the
minerals
manaccanite,
rutile,
sphene,
etc., and
isolated
as an
infusible
iron-gray
amorphous
powder,
having
a
metallic
luster.
It burns when
heated
in the air.
Symbol
Ti.
Atomic
weight
48.1..
Indium
::
Indium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element,
discovered
in
certain
ores of zinc, by means of its
characteristic
spectrum
of two
indigo
blue
lines;
hence,
its name. In
appearance
it
resembles
zinc, being white or lead gray, soft,
malleable
and
easily
fusible,
but in its
chemical
relation
it
resembles
aluminium
or
gallium.
Symbol
In.
Atomic
weight,
113.4..
Weight
::
Weight
(v. t.) A
definite
mass of iron, lead,
brass,
or other
metal,
to be used for
ascertaining
the
weight
of other
bodies;
as, an ounce
weight..
Impost
::
Impost
(n.) The top
member
of a
pillar,
pier, wall, etc., upon which the
weight
of an arch
rests..
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