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Definition of wick
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Wick (n.) Alt. of Wic.
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Stump
::
Stump (n.) To put (a
batsman)
out of play by
knocking
off the bail, or
knocking
down the
stumps
of the
wicket
he is
defending
while he is off his
allotted
ground;
--
sometimes
with out..
Renegade
::
Renegade
(n.) A
common
vagabond;
a
worthless
or
wicked
fellow.
Stump
::
Stump (n.) One of the three
pointed
rods stuck in the
ground
to form a
wicket
and
support
the
bails.
Wicket
::
Wicket
(n.) A small
framework
at which the ball is
bowled.
It
consists
of three rods, or
stumps,
set
vertically
in the
ground,
with one or two short rods,
called
bails,
lying
horizontally
across
the top..
Abomination
::
Abomination
(n.) That which is
abominable;
anything
hateful,
wicked,
or
shamefully
vile; an
object
or state that
excites
disgust
and
hatred;
a
hateful
or
shameful
vice;
pollution..
Snuff
::
Snuff (v. t.) The part of a
candle
wick
charred
by the
flame,
whether
burning
or not..
Harden
::
Harden
(v. t.) To
accustom
by labor or
suffering
to
endure
with
constancy;
to
strengthen;
to
stiffen;
to
inure;
also, to
confirm
in
wickedness
or
shame;
to make
unimpressionable..
Wicke
::
Wicke (a.)
Wicked.
Rip
::
Rip (n.) A
wicker
fish
basket.
Fiend
::
Fiend (n.) An
implacable
or
malicious
foe; one who is
diabolically
wicked
or
cruel;
an
infernal
being;
--
applied
specifically
to the devil or a
demon.
Barrow
::
Barrow
(n.) A
wicker
case, in which salt is put to
drain..
Wicked
::
Wicked
(a.)
Having
a wick; -- used
chiefly
in
composition;
as, a
two-wicked
lamp..
Constablewick
::
Constablewick
(n.) The
district
to which a
constable's
power is
limited.
Guilty
::
Guilty
(superl.)
Having
incurred
guilt;
criminal;
morally
delinquent;
wicked;
chargeable
with, or
responsible
for,
something
censurable;
justly
exposed
to
penalty;
-- used with of, and
usually
followed
by the
crime,
sometimes
by the
punishment..
Brunswick Black
::
Brunswick
black () See Japan
black.
Candlefish
::
Candlefish
(n.) A
marine
fish
(Thaleichthys
Pacificus),
allied
to the
smelt,
found on the north
Pacific
coast;
--
called
also
eulachon.
It is so oily that, when
dried,
it may be used as a
candle,
by
drawing
a wick
through
it.
Audacious
::
Audacious
(a.)
Contemning
the
restraints
of law,
religion,
or
decorum;
bold in
wickedness;
presumptuous;
impudent;
insolent..
Nefarious
::
Nefarious
(adv.)
Wicked
in the
extreme;
abominable;
iniquitous;
atrociously
villainous;
execrable;
detestably
vile.
Waster
::
Waster
(v. t.) An
imperfection
in the wick of a
candle,
causing
it to
waste;
--
called
also a
thief..
Vicious
::
Vicious
(a.)
Addicted
to vice;
corrupt
in
principles
or
conduct;
depraved;
wicked;
as,
vicious
children;
vicious
examples;
vicious
conduct..
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