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Definition of woul
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Woul (v. i.) To howl.
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Cause
::
Cause (v.) That which
produces
or
effects
a
result;
that from which
anything
proceeds,
and
without
which it would not
exist..
Hemihedral
::
Hemihedral
(a.)
Having
half of the
similar
parts of a
crystals,
instead
of all;
consisting
of half the
planes
which full
symmetry
would
require,
as when a cube has
planes
only on half of its eight solid
angles,
or one plane out of a pair on each of its
edges;
or as in the case of a
tetrahedron,
which is
hemihedral
to an
octahedron,
it being
contained
under four of the
planes
of an
octahedron..
Sequel
::
Sequel
(n.)
Consequence;
event;
effect;
result;
as, let the sun
cease,
fail, or
swerve,
and the
sequel
would be
ruin..
Bilge
::
Bilge (n.) That part of a
ship's
hull or
bottom
which is
broadest
and most
nearly
flat, and on which she would rest if
aground..
Knowingly
::
Knowingly
(adv.)
With
knowledge;
in a
knowing
manner;
intelligently;
consciously;
deliberately;
as, he would not
knowingly
offend..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) The
motion
of the
center
of
resistance
of the float of a
paddle
wheel,
or the blade of an oar,
through
the water
horozontally,
or the
difference
between
a
vessel's
actual
speed and the speed which she would have if the
propelling
instrument
acted upon a
solid;
also, the
velocity,
relatively
to still
water,
of the
backward
current
of water
produced
by the
propeller..
Pibroch
::
Pibroch
(n.) A
Highland
air,
suited
to the
particular
passion
which the
musician
would
either
excite
or
assuage;
generally
applied
to those airs that are
played
on the
bagpipe
before
the
Highlanders
when they go out to
battle..
Exception
::
Exception
(n.) The act of
excepting
or
excluding;
exclusion;
restriction
by
taking
out
something
which would
otherwise
be
included,
as in a
class,
statement,
rule..
Trover
::
Trover
(n.) An
action
to
recover
damages
against
one who found
goods,
and would not
deliver
them to the owner on
demand;
an
action
which lies in any case to
recover
the value of goods
wrongfully
converted
by
another
to his own use. In this case the
finding,
though
alleged,
is an
immaterial
fact; the
injury
lies in the
conversion..
Blind
::
Blind (a.)
Having
such a state or
condition
as a thing would have to a
person
who is
blind;
not well
marked
or
easily
discernible;
hidden;
unseen;
concealed;
as, a blind path; a blind
ditch..
Wouldingness
::
Wouldingness
(n.)
Willingness;
desire.
Disinherit
::
Disinherit
(v. t.) To cut off from an
inheritance
or from
hereditary
succession;
to
prevent,
as an heir, from
coming
into
possession
of any
property
or
right,
which,
by law or
custom,
would
devolve
on him in the
course
of
descent..
Leveler
::
Leveler
(n.) One who would
remove
social
inequalities
or
distinctions;
a
socialist.
Doctrinaire
::
Doctrinaire
(n.) One who would apply to
political
or other
practical
concerns
the
abstract
doctrines
or the
theories
of his own
philosophical
system;
a
propounder
of a new set of
opinions;
a
dogmatic
theorist.
Used also
adjectively;
as,
doctrinaire
notions..
I''d
::
I'd () A
contraction
from I would or I had.
Lief
::
Lief
(adv.)
Gladly;
willingly;
freely;
-- now used only in the
phrases,
had as lief, and would as lief; as, I had, or
would,
as lief go as not..
Exclusionist
::
Exclusionist
(n.) One who would
exclude
another
from some right or
privilege;
esp., one of the
anti-popish
politicians
of the time of
Charles
II..
Content
::
Content
(n.) That which
contents
or
satisfies;
that which if
attained
would make one
happy.
Wolde
::
Wolde () imp. of Will. See
Would.
Contraindicate
::
Contraindicate
(v. t.) To
indicate,
as by a
symptom,
some
method
of
treatment
contrary
to that which the
general
tenor of the case would seem to
require..
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