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Definition of wild
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 wild is as below...
Wild
(superl.)
Living
in a state of
nature;
inhabiting
natural
haunts,
as the
forest
or open
field;
not
familiar
with, or not
easily
approached
by, man; not tamed or
domesticated;
as, a wild boar; a wild ox; a wild cat..
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Heyday
::
Heyday
(n.) The time of
triumph
and
exultation;
hence,
joy, high
spirits,
frolicsomeness;
wildness..
Chess-apple
::
Chess-apple
(n.) The wild
service
of
Europe
(Purus
torminalis).
Maze
::
Maze (v. i.) To be
bewildered.
Gad
::
Gad (n.) To walk
about;
to rove or go
about,
without
purpose;
hence,
to run wild; to be
uncontrolled..
Bewilder
::
Bewilder
(v. t.) To lead into
perplexity
or
confusion,
as for want of a plain path; to
perplex
with
mazes;
or in
general,
to
perplex
or
confuse
greatly..
Tame
::
Tame (a.) To
reduce
from a wild to a
domestic
state;
to make
gentle
and
familiar;
to
reclaim;
to
domesticate;
as, to tame a wild
beast..
Stail
::
Staidness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
staid;
seriousness;
steadiness;
sedateness;
regularity;
-- the
opposite
of
wildness,
or
levity..
Yaw
::
Yaw (v. i. & t.) To steer wild, or out of the line of her
course;
to
deviate
from her
course,
as when
struck
by a heavy sea; -- said of a
ship..
Cornflower
::
Cornflower
(n.) A
conspicuous
wild
flower
(Centaurea
Cyanus),
growing
in
grainfields..
Fowl
::
Fowl (v. i.) To catch or kill wild fowl, for game or food, as by
shooting,
or by
decoys,
nets, etc..
Puzzle
::
Puzzle
(v. i.) To be
bewildered,
or
perplexed..
Try
::
Try (v. t.) To
divide
or
separate,
as one sort from
another;
to
winnow;
to sift; to pick out; --
frequently
followed
by out; as, to try out the wild corn from the
good..
Game
::
Game (v. i.)
Animals
pursued
and taken by
sportsmen;
wild meats
designed
for, or
served
at,
table..
Sloe
::
Sloe (n.) A
small,
bitter,
wild
European
plum, the fruit of the
blackthorn
(Prunus
spinosa);
also, the tree
itself..
Amuse
::
Amuse (v.) To
occupy
or
engage
the
attention
of; to lose in deep
thought;
to
absorb;
also, to
distract;
to
bewilder..
Lick
::
Lick (v.) A place where salt is found on the
surface
of the
earth,
to which wild
animals
resort
to lick it up; --
often,
but not
always,
near salt
springs..
Wilderness
::
Wilderness
(v. t.) A tract of land, or a
region,
uncultivated
and
uninhabited
by human
beings,
whether
a
forest
or a wide,
barren
plain;
a wild; a
waste;
a
desert;
a
pathless
waste of any
kind..
Tarpan
::
Tarpan
(n.) A wild horse found in the
region
of the
Caspian
Sea.
Promethea
::
Promethea
(n.) A large
American
bombycid
moth
(Callosamia
promethea).
Its larva feeds on the
sassafras,
wild
cherry,
and other
trees,
and
suspends
its
cocoon
from a
branch
by a
silken
band..
Wildering
::
Wildering
(n.) A plant
growing
in a state of
nature;
especially,
one which has run wild, or
escaped
from
cultivation..
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