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Definition of bout
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 bout is as below...
Bout (n.) A
conflict;
contest;
attempt;
trial;
a
set-to
at
anything;
as, a
fencing
bout; a
drinking
bout..
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Tophus
::
Tophus
(n.) One of the
mineral
concretions
about the
joints,
and in other
situations,
occurring
chiefly
in gouty
persons.
They
consist
usually
of urate of
sodium;
when
occurring
in the
internal
organs
they are also
composed
of
phosphate
of
calcium..
Thereby
::
Thereby
(adv.)
Thereabout;
-- said of
place,
number,
etc..
Nucleate
::
Nucleate
(v. t.) To
gather,
as about a
nucleus
or
center..
Leonid
::
Leonid
(n.) One of the
shooting
stars which
constitute
the star
shower
that
recurs
near the
fourteenth
of
November
at
intervals
of about
thirty-three
years;
-- so
called
because
these
shooting
stars
appear
on the
heavens
to move in lines
directed
from the
constellation
Leo.
Hill
::
Hill (n.) The earth
raised
about the roots of a plant or
cluster
of
plants.
[U. S.] See Hill, v. t..
Ursuline
::
Ursuline
(n.) One of an order of nuns
founded
by St.
Angela
Merici,
at
Brescia,
in
Italy,
about the year 1537, and so
called
from St.
Ursula,
under whose
protection
it was
placed.
The order was
introduced
into
Canada
as early as 1639, and into the
United
States
in 1727. The
members
are
devoted
entirely
to
education..
Rock
::
Rock (n.) A
distaff
used in
spinning;
the staff or frame about which flax is
arranged,
and from which the
thread
is drawn in
spinning..
Loaf
::
Loaf (v. i.) To spend time in
idleness;
to
lounge
or
loiter
about.
Praecoces
::
Praecoces
(n. pl.) A
division
of birds
including
those whose young are able to run about when first
hatched.
Squiggle
::
Squiggle
(v. i.) To shake and wash a fluid about in the mouth with the lips
closed.
Xeriff
::
Xeriff
(n.) A gold coin
formerly
current
in Egypt and
Turkey,
of the value of about 9s. 6d., or about
$2.30;
-- also, in
Morocco,
a
ducat..
Erratic
::
Erratic
(a.)
Having
no
certain
course;
roving
about
without
a fixed
destination;
wandering;
moving;
--
hence,
applied
to the
planets
as
distinguished
from the fixed
stars..
Envelop
::
Envelop
(v. t.) To put a
covering
about;
to wrap up or in; to
inclose
within
a case,
wrapper,
integument
or the like; to
surround
entirely;
as, to
envelop
goods or a
letter;
the fog
envelops
a
ship..
Outfield
::
Outfield
(n.) A field
beyond,
or
separated
from, the
inclosed
land about the
homestead;
an
uninclosed
or
unexplored
tract.
Also used
figuratively..
Moon
::
Moon (v. i.) To act if
moonstruck;
to
wander
or gaze about in an
abstracted
manner.
Feather
::
Feather
(v. i.) To
curdle
when
poured
into
another
liquid,
and float about in
little
flakes
or
feathers;
as, the cream
feathers.
Groschen
::
Groschen
(n.) A small
silver
coin and money of
account
of
Germany,
worth about two
cents.
It is not
included
in the new
monetary
system
of the
empire..
Bride
::
Bride (n.) A woman newly
married,
or about to be
married..
Almadie
::
Almadie
(n.) A boat used at
Calicut,
in
India,
about
eighty
feet long, and six or seven
broad..
Elgin Marbles
::
Elgin
marbles
() Greek
sculptures
in the
British
Museum.
They were
obtained
at
Athens,
about 1811, by Lord
Elgin..
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