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Definition of wick
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 wick is as below...
Wick (n.) A
bundle
of
fibers,
or a
loosely
twisted
or
braided
cord, tape, or tube,
usually
made of soft spun
cotton
threads,
which by
capillary
attraction
draws up a
steady
supply
of the oil in
lamps,
the
melted
tallow
or wax in
candles,
or other
material
used for
illumination,
in small
successive
portions,
to be
burned..
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Wicken Tree
::
Wicken
tree () Same as
Quicken
tree.
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.
Evil
::
Evil (a.)
Having
or
exhibiting
bad moral
qualities;
morally
corrupt;
wicked;
wrong;
vicious;
as, evil
conduct,
thoughts,
heart,
words,
and the
like..
Wich
::
Wich (n.) A
variant
of 1st Wick.
World
::
World (n.) The earth and its
affairs
as
distinguished
from
heaven;
concerns
of this life as
distinguished
from those of the life to come; the
present
existence
and its
interests;
hence,
secular
affairs;
engrossment
or
absorption
in the
affairs
of this life;
worldly
corruption;
the
ungodly
or
wicked
part of
mankind..
Impiety
::
Impiety
(n.) An
impious
act; an act of
wickednes.
Stump
::
Stump (n.) To bowl down the
stumps
of, as, of a
wicket..
Devilry
::
Devilry
(n.)
Conduct
suitable
to the
devil;
extreme
wickedness;
deviltry.
Wicked
::
Wicked
(a.)
Cursed;
baneful;
hurtful;
bad;
pernicious;
dangerous.
Waster
::
Waster
(v. t.) An
imperfection
in the wick of a
candle,
causing
it to
waste;
--
called
also a
thief..
Naughtiness
::
Naughtiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
naughty;
perverseness;
badness;
wickedness.
Unhallowed
::
Unhallowed
(a.) Not
consecrated;
hence,
profane;
unholy;
impious;
wicked..
Lither
::
Lither
(a.) Bad;
wicked;
false;
worthless;
slothful.
Criminous
::
Criminous
(a.)
Criminal;
involving
great crime or grave
charges;
very
wicked;
heinous.
Over
::
Over (n.) A
certain
number
of balls
(usually
four)
delivered
successively
from
behind
one
wicket,
after which the ball is
bowled
from
behind
the other
wicket
as many
times,
the
fielders
changing
places..
Hell
::
Hell (v. t.) The place or state of
punishment
for the
wicked
after
death;
the abode of evil
spirits.
Hence,
any
mental
torment;
anguish..
Irreligious
::
Irreligious
(a.)
Indicating
a want of
religion;
profane;
wicked;
as,
irreligious
speech..
Argand Lamp
::
Argand
lamp () A lamp with a
circular
hollow
wick and glass
chimney
which allow a
current
of air both
inside
and
outside
of the
flame.
Caitiff
::
Caitiff
(a.) Base;
wicked
and mean;
cowardly;
despicable.
Immoral
::
Immoral
(a.) Not
moral;
inconsistent
with
rectitude,
purity,
or good
morals;
contrary
to
conscience
or the
divine
law;
wicked;
unjust;
dishonest;
vicious;
licentious;
as, an
immoral
man; an
immoral
deed..
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