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Definition of bound
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 bound is as below...
Bound (v. t.) To
limit;
to
terminate;
to fix the
furthest
point of
extension
of; -- said of
natural
or of moral
objects;
to lie
along,
or form, a
boundary
of; to
inclose;
to
circumscribe;
to
restrain;
to
confine..
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Prairie
::
Prairie
(n.) An
extensive
tract of level or
rolling
land,
destitute
of
trees,
covered
with
coarse
grass,
and
usually
characterized
by a deep,
fertile
soil. They
abound
throughout
the
Mississippi
valley,
between
the
Alleghanies
and the Rocky
mountains..
Merestone
::
Merestone
(n.) A stone
designating
a limit or
boundary;
a
landmark.
Beguine
::
Beguine
(n.) A woman
belonging
to one of the
religious
and
charitable
associations
or
communities
in the
Netherlands,
and
elsewhere,
whose
members
live in
beguinages
and are not bound by
perpetual
vows..
Pelecoid
::
Pelecoid
(n.) A
figure,
somewhat
hatched-shaped,
bounded
by a
semicircle
and two
inverted
quadrants,
and equal in area to the
square
ABCD
inclosed
by the
chords
of the four
quadrants..
Ramp
::
Ramp (v. i.) To
spring;
to leap; to
bound;
to rear; to
prance;
to
become
rampant;
hence,
to
frolic;
to
romp..
Recoil
::
Recoil
(v. i.) To
start,
roll,
bound,
spring,
or fall back; to take a
reverse
motion;
to be
driven
or
forced
backward;
to
return..
Immodest
::
Immodest
(a.) Not
limited
to due
bounds;
immoderate.
Ricochet
::
Ricochet
(v. i.) To skip with a
rebound
or
rebounds,
as a flat stone on the
surface
of
water,
or a
cannon
ball on the
ground.
See
Ricochet,
n..
Out
::
Out (a.)
Beyond
the
bounds
of what is true,
reasonable,
correct,
proper,
common,
etc.; in error or
mistake;
in a wrong or
incorrect
position
or
opinion;
in a state of
disagreement,
opposition,
etc.; in an
inharmonious
relation..
Plash
::
Plash (n.) The
branch
of a tree
partly
cut or bent, and bound to, or
intertwined
with, other
branches..
Supportless
::
Supportful
(a.)
Abounding
with
support.
Abound
::
Abound
(v. i.) To be in great
plenty;
to be very
prevalent;
to be
plentiful.
Contain
::
Contain
(v. t.) To put
constraint
upon; to
restrain;
to
confine;
to keep
within
bounds.
Nazarite
::
Nazarite
(n.) A Jew bound by a vow to lave the hair
uncut,
to
abstain
from wine and
strong
drink,
and to
practice
extraordinary
purity
of life and
devotion,
the
obligation
being for life, or for a
certain
time. The word is also used
adjectively..
Place
::
Place (n.) Any
portion
of space
regarded
as
measured
off or
distinct
from all other
space,
or
appropriated
to some
definite
object
or use;
position;
ground;
site; spot;
rarely,
unbounded
space..
Contour
::
Contour
(n.) The
outline
of a
figure
or body, or the line or lines
representing
such an
outline;
the line that
bounds;
periphery..
Dumous
::
Dumous
(a.)
Abounding
with
bushes
and
briers.
Ellipse
::
Ellipse
(n.) An oval or
oblong
figure,
bounded
by a
regular
curve,
which
corresponds
to an
oblique
projection
of a
circle,
or an
oblique
section
of a cone
through
its
opposite
sides.
The
greatest
diameter
of the
ellipse
is the major axis, and the least
diameter
is the minor axis. See Conic
section,
under
Conic,
and cf.
Focus..
Secular
::
Secular
(a.) Not
regular;
not bound by
monastic
vows or
rules;
not
confined
to a
monastery,
or
subject
to the rules of a
religious
community;
as, a
secular
priest..
Presumption
::
Presumption
(n.) The act of
venturing
beyond
due
beyond
due
bounds;
an
overstepping
of the
bounds
of
reverence,
respect,
or
courtesy;
forward,
overconfident,
or
arrogant
opinion
or
conduct;
presumptuousness;
arrogance;
effrontery..
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