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Definition of will
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Will (v. i.) To be
willing;
to be
inclined
or
disposed;
to be
pleased;
to wish; to
desire.
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Take
::
Take (v. t.) To
obtain
possession
of by force or
artifice;
to get the
custody
or
control
of; to
reduce
into
subjection
to one's power or will; to
capture;
to
seize;
to make
prisoner;
as, to take am army, a city, or a ship; also, to come upon or
befall;
to
fasten
on; to
attack;
to
seize;
-- said of a
disease,
misfortune,
or the
like..
Valence
::
Valence
(n.) The
degree
of
combining
power of an atom (or
radical)
as shown by the
number
of atoms of
hydrogen
(or of other
monads,
as
chlorine,
sodium,
etc.) with which it will
combine,
or for which it can be
substituted,
or with which it can be
compared;
thus, an atom of
hydrogen
is a
monad,
and has a
valence
of one; the atoms of
oxygen,
nitrogen,
and
carbon
are
respectively
dyads,
triads,
and
tetrads,
and have a
valence
respectively
of two,
three,
and
four..
Reform
::
Reform
(v. i.) To
return
to a good
state;
to amend or
correct
one's own
character
or
habits;
as, a man of
settled
habits
of vice will
seldom
reform..
Twilling
::
Twilling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Twil.
Indomitable
::
Indomitable
(a.) Not to be
subdued;
untamable;
invincible;
as, an
indomitable
will,
courage,
animal..
Decoy
::
Decoy (n.) A
person
employed
by
officers
of
justice,
or
parties
exposed
to
injury,
to
induce
a
suspected
person
to
commit
an
offense
under
circumstances
that will lead to his
detection..
Until
::
Until
(prep.)
To; up to; till;
before;
-- used of time; as, he staid until
evening;
he will not come back until the end of the
month..
Canister
::
Canister
(n.) A small
basket
of
rushes,
reeds,
or
willow
twigs,
etc..
Malicious
::
Malicious
(a.)
Indulging
or
exercising
malice;
harboring
ill will or
enmity.
Toweling
::
Toweling
(n.) Cloth for
towels,
especially
such as is woven in long
pieces
to be cut at will, as
distinguished
from that woven in towel
lengths
with
borders,
etc..
Rightly
::
Rightly
(adv.)
According
to
justice;
according
to the
divine
will or moral
rectitude;
uprightly;
as, duty
rightly
performed..
Mate
::
Mate (v. i.) To be or
become
a mate or
mates,
especially
in
sexual
companionship;
as, some birds mate for life; this bird will not mate with that one..
On
::
On
(prep.)
Indicating
dependence
or
reliance;
with
confidence
in; as, to
depend
on a
person
for
assistance;
to rely on;
hence,
indicating
the
ground
or
support
of
anything;
as, he will
promise
on
certain
conditions;
to bet on a
horse..
Willer
::
Willer
(n.) One who
wills.
Cogent
::
Cogent
(p. a.)
Having
the power to
compel
conviction
or move the will;
constraining;
conclusive;
forcible;
powerful;
not
easily
reasisted.
Herself
::
Herself
(pron.)
An
emphasized
form of the third
person
feminine
pronoun;
-- used as a
subject
with she; as, she
herself
will bear the
blame;
also used alone in the
predicate,
either
in the
nominative
or
objective
case; as, it is
herself;
she
blames
herself..
Nolleity
::
Nolleity
(n.) The state of being
unwilling;
nolition.
Neaped
::
Neaped
(a.) Left
aground
on the
height
of a
spring
tide, so that it will not float till the next
spring
tide; --
called
also
beneaped..
Salix
::
Salix (n.) A genus of trees or
shrubs
including
the
willow,
osier,
and the like,
growing
usually
in wet
grounds..
Mealy-mouthed
::
Mealy-mouthed
(a.) Using soft
words;
plausible;
affectedly
or
timidly
delicate
of
speech;
unwilling
to tell the truth in plain
language.
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