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Definition of wort
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Wort (n.) An
infusion
of malt which is
unfermented,
or is in the act of
fermentation;
the sweet
infusion
of malt, which
ferments
and forms beer;
hence,
any
similar
liquid
in a state of
incipient
fermentation..
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Reprovable
::
Reprovable
(a.)
Worthy
of
reproof
or
censure.
Deserve
::
Deserve
(v. t.) To earn by
service;
to be
worthy
of
(something
due,
either
good or
evil);
to
merit;
to be
entitled
to; as, the
laborer
deserves
his
wages;
a work of value
deserves
praise..
Worshipability
::
Worshipability
(n.) The
quality
of being
worthy
to be
worshiped.
Saw-wort
::
Saw-wort
(n.) Any plant of the
composite
genus
Serratula;
-- so named from the
serrated
leaves
of most of the
species.
Choice
::
Choice
(superl.)
Worthly
of being
chosen
or
preferred;
select;
superior;
precious;
valuable.
Semblance
::
Semblance
(a.)
Likeness;
resemblance,
actual
or
apparent;
similitude;
as, the
semblance
of
worth;
semblance
of
virtue..
Demoralize
::
Demoralize
(v. t.) To
corrupt
or
undermine
in
morals;
to
destroy
or
lessen
the
effect
of moral
principles
on; to
render
corrupt
or
untrustworthy
in
morals,
in
discipline,
in
courage,
spirit,
etc.; to
weaken
in
spirit
or
efficiency..
Squaked
::
Squawweed
(n.) The
golden
ragwort.
See under
Ragwort.
Eligibleness
::
Eligibleness
(n.) The
quality
worthy
or
qualified
to be
chosen;
suitableness;
desirableness.
Gaud
::
Gaud (n.) An
ornament;
a piece of
worthless
finery;
a
trinket.
Falsify
::
Falsify
(a.) To prove to be
false,
or
untrustworthy;
to
confute;
to
disprove;
to
nullify;
to make to
appear
false..
Meadowwort
::
Meadowwort
(n.) The name of
several
plants
of the genus
Spiraea,
especially
the
white-
or
pink-flowered
S.
salicifolia,
a low
European
and
American
shrub,
and the
herbaceous
S.
Ulmaria,
which has
fragrant
white
flowers
in
compound
cymes..
Laudability
::
Laudability
(n.)
Laudableness;
praiseworthiness.
Pitiable
::
Pitiable
(a.)
Deserving
pity;
wworthy
of, or
exciting,
compassion;
miserable;
lamentable;
piteous;
as,
pitiable
persons;
a
pitiable
condition;
pitiable
wretchedness..
Sparrowwort
::
Sparrowwort
(n.) An
evergreen
shrub of the genus Erica (E.
passerina).
Skepticism
::
Skepticism
(n.) The
doctrine
that no fact or
principle
can be
certainly
known;
the tenet that all
knowledge
is
uncertain;
Pyrrohonism;
universal
doubt;
the
position
that no fact or
truth,
however
worthy
of
confidence,
can be
established
on
philosophical
grounds;
critical
investigation
or
inquiry,
as
opposed
to the
positive
assumption
or
assertion
of
certain
principles..
Hazelwort
::
Hazelwort
(n.) The
asarabacca.
Slim
::
Slim
(superl.)
Worthless;
bad.
Indignation
::
Indignation
(n.) The
feeling
excited
by that which is
unworthy,
base, or
disgraceful;
anger
mingled
with
contempt,
disgust,
or
abhorrence..
Piece
::
Piece (n.) A coin; as, a
sixpenny
piece;
--
formerly
applied
specifically
to an
English
gold coin worth 22
shillings..
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