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Definition of break
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 break is as below...
Break (v. t.) To
impart,
as news or
information;
to
broach;
-- with to, and often with a
modified
word
implying
some
reserve;
as, to break the news
gently
to the
widow;
to break a
purpose
cautiously
to a
friend..
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Dawn
::
Dawn (n.) The break of day; the first
appearance
of light in the
morning;
show of
approaching
sunrise.
Apostrophe
::
Apostrophe
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
by which the
orator
or
writer
suddenly
breaks
off from the
previous
method
of his
discourse,
and
addresses,
in the
second
person,
some
person
or
thing,
absent
or
present;
as,
Milton's
apostrophe
to Light at the
beginning
of the third book of
Paradise
Lost..
Breakfast
::
Breakfast
(n.) A meal after
fasting,
or food in
general..
Indican
::
Indican
(n.) A
glucoside
obtained
from woad
(indigo
plant)
and other
plants,
as a
yellow
or light brown
sirup.
It has a
nauseous
bitter
taste,
a
decomposes
or
drying.
By the
action
of
acids,
ferments,
etc., it
breaks
down into sugar and
indigo.
It is the
source
of
natural
indigo..
Rupture
::
Rupture
(v. t.) To part by
violence;
to
break;
to
burst;
as, to
rupture
a blood
vessel..
Break-circuit
::
Break-circuit
(n.) A key or other
device
for
breaking
an
electrical
circuit.
Spurt
::
Sourt (n.) Fig.: A
sudden
outbreak;
as, a spurt of
jealousy..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
destroy
the
financial
credit
of; to make
bankrupt;
to ruin.
Breaker
::
Breaker
(n.) A wave
breaking
into foam
against
the
shore,
or
against
a sand bank, or a rock or reef near the
surface..
Fracture
::
Fracture
(n.) The act of
breaking
or
snapping
asunder;
rupture;
breach.
Upbreak
::
Upbreak
(n.) A
breaking
upward
or
bursting
forth;
an
upburst.
Crash
::
Crash (n.) Ruin;
failure;
sudden
breaking
down, as of a
business
house or a
commercial
enterprise..
Crumb
::
Crumb (v. t.) To break into
crumbs
or small
pieces
with the
fingers;
as, to crumb
bread..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
strain
apart;
to sever by
fracture;
to
divide
with
violence;
as, to break a rope or
chain;
to break a seal; to break an axle; to break rocks or coal; to break a
lock..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
weaken
or
impair,
as
health,
spirit,
or
mind..
Gneiss
::
Gneiss
(n.) A
crystalline
rock,
consisting,
like
granite,
of
quartz,
feldspar,
and mica, but
having
these
materials,
especially
the mica,
arranged
in
planes,
so that it
breaks
rather
easily
into
coarse
slabs or
flags.
Hornblende
sometimes
takes the place of the mica, and it is then
called
hornblendic
/
syenitic
gneiss.
Similar
varieties
of
related
rocks are also
called
gneiss..
Incide
::
Incide
(v. t.) To cut; to
separate
and
remove;
to
resolve
or break up, as by
medicines..
Cob
::
Cob (v. t.) To break into small
pieces,
as ore, so as to sort out its
better
portions..
Break
::
Break (v. i.) To be
crushed,
or
overwhelmed
with
sorrow
or
grief;
as, my heart is
breaking..
Dissolve
::
Dissolve
(v. t.) To
separate
into
competent
parts;
to
disorganize;
to break up;
hence,
to bring to an end by
separating
the
parts,
sundering
a
relation,
etc.; to
terminate;
to
destroy;
to
deprive
of
force;
as, to
dissolve
a
partnership;
to
dissolve
Parliament..
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