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Definition of break
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Break (v. i.) To make an
abrupt
or
sudden
change;
to
change
the gait; as, to break into a run or
gallop..
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Gird
::
Gird (v. i.) To gibe; to
sneer;
to break a
scornful
jest; to utter
severe
sarcasms.
Faller
::
Faller
(n.) A part which acts by
falling,
as a stamp in a
fulling
mill, or the
device
in a
spinning
machine
to
arrest
motion
when a
thread
breaks..
Erumpent
::
Erumpent
(a.)
Breaking
out; -- said of
certain
fungi which burst
through
the
texture
of
leaves.
Cob
::
Cob (v. t.) To break into small
pieces,
as ore, so as to sort out its
better
portions..
Disorganize
::
Disorganize
(v. t.) To
destroy
the
organic
structure
or
regular
system
of (a
government,
a
society,
a
party,
etc.);
to break up (what is
organized);
to throw into utter
disorder;
to
disarrange..
Hanch
::
Hanch () A
sudden
fall or
break,
as the fall of the fife rail down to the
gangway..
Exanthema
::
Exanthema
(n.) An
efflorescence
or
discoloration
of the skin; an
eruption
or
breaking
out, as in
measles,
smallpox,
scarlatina,
and the like
diseases;
--
sometimes
limited
to
eruptions
attended
with
fever..
Fritter
::
Fritter
(v. t.) To break into small
pieces
or
fragments.
Brake
::
Brake (v. t.) An
instrument
or
machine
to break or
bruise
the woody part of flax or hemp so that it may be
separated
from the
fiber.
Short
::
Short
(superl.)
Breaking
or
crumbling
readily
in the
mouth;
crisp;
as, short
pastry..
Feldspath
::
Feldspath
(n.) A name given to a group of
minerals,
closely
related
in
crystalline
form, and all
silicates
of
alumina
with
either
potash,
soda, lime, or, in one case,
baryta.
They occur in
crystals
and
crystalline
masses,
vitreous
in
luster,
and
breaking
rather
easily
in two
directions
at right
angles
to each
other,
or
nearly
so. The
colors
are
usually
white or
nearly
white,
flesh-red,
bluish,
or
greenish..
Yaw
::
Yaw (v. i.) To rise in
blisters,
breaking
in white
froth,
as cane juice in the
clarifiers
in sugar
works..
Breakdown
::
Breakdown
(n.) Any rude, noisy dance
performed
by
shuffling
the feet,
usually
by one
person
at a
time..
Breakfasting
::
Breakfasting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Breakfas.
Tract
::
Tract (v.)
Verses
of
Scripture
sung at Mass,
instead
of the
Alleluia,
from
Septuagesima
Sunday
till the
Saturday
befor
Easter;
-- so
called
because
sung
tractim,
or
without
a
break,
by one
voice,
instead
of by many as in the
antiphons..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
destroy
the
official
character
and
standing
of; to
cashier;
to
dismiss.
Rabbet
::
Rabbet
(n.) A
longitudinal
channel,
groove,
or
recess
cut out of the edge or face of any body;
especially,
one
intended
to
receive
another
member,
so as to break or cover the
joint,
or more
easily
to hold the
members
in
place;
thus, the
groove
cut for a
panel,
for a pane of
glass,
or for a door, is a
rabbet,
or
rebate..
Shatter
::
Shatter
(n.) A
fragment
of
anything
shattered;
-- used
chiefly
or soley in the
phrase
into
shatters;
as, to break a glass into
shatters..
Infringe
::
Infringe
(v. i.) To
break,
violate,
or
transgress
some
contract,
rule, or law; to
injure;
to
offend..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
destroy
the
strength,
firmness,
or
consistency
of; as, to break
flax..
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