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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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Wind-break
::
Wind-break
(v. t.) To break the wind of; to cause to lose
breath;
to
exhaust.
Outbreaking
::
Outbreaking
(n.) That which
bursts
forth.
Snap
::
Snap (v. i.) To break
short,
or at once; to part
asunder
suddenly;
as, a mast
snaps;
a
needle
snaps..
Flashing
::
Flashing
(n.)
Pieces
of
metal,
built into the
joints
of a wall, so as to lap over the edge of the
gutters
or to cover the edge of the
roofing;
also,
similar
pieces
used to cover the
valleys
of roofs of
slate,
shingles,
or the like. By
extension,
the metal
covering
of
ridges
and hips of
roofs;
also, in the
United
States,
the
protecting
of
angles
and
breaks
in walls of frame
houses
with
waterproof
material,
tarred
paper,
or the like. Cf.
Filleting..
Breaker
::
Breaker
(n.) One who, or that
which,
breaks..
Spend
::
Spend (v. i.) To break
ground;
to
continue
working.
Stave
::
Stave (n.) To
suffer,
or
cause,
to be lost by
breaking
the
cask..
Harrow
::
Harrow
(n.) An
implement
of
agriculture,
usually
formed
of
pieces
of
timber
or metal
crossing
each
other,
and set with iron or
wooden
teeth.
It is drawn over
plowed
land to level it and break the
clods,
to stir the soil and make it fine, or to cover seed when
sown..
Enchantment
::
Enchantment
(n.) The
effect
produced
by the act; the state of being
enchanted;
as, to break an
enchantment..
Contuse
::
Contuse
(v. t.) To
bruise;
to
injure
or
disorganize
a part
without
breaking
the skin.
Lunch
::
Lunch (n.) A
luncheon;
specifically,
a light
repast
between
breakfast
and
dinner..
Nicker
::
Nicker
(v. t.) One of the night
brawlers
of
London
formerly
noted for
breaking
windows
with
half-pence.
Dissociation
::
Dissociation
(n.) The
process
by which a
compound
body
breaks
up into
simpler
constituents;
-- said
particularly
of the
action
of heat on
gaseous
or
volatile
substances;
as, the
dissociation
of the
sulphur
molecules;
the
dissociation
of
ammonium
chloride
into
hydrochloric
acid and
ammonia..
Eccoriate
::
Eccoriate
(v. t.) To strip or wear off the skin of; to
abrade;
to gall; to break and
remove
the
cuticle
of, in any
manner,
as by
rubbing,
beating,
or by the
action
of acrid
substances..
Gird
::
Gird (v. i.) To gibe; to
sneer;
to break a
scornful
jest; to utter
severe
sarcasms.
Disintegrate
::
Disintegrate
(v. t.) To
separate
into
integrant
parts;
to
reduce
to
fragments
or to
powder;
to break up, or cause to fall to
pieces,
as a rock, by blows of a
hammer,
frost,
rain, and other
mechanical
or
atmospheric
influences..
Collapse
::
Collapse
(n.) A
sudden
and
complete
failure;
an utter
failure
of any kind; a
breakdown.
Salvo
::
Salvo (n.) A
concentrated
fire from
pieces
of
artillery,
as in
endeavoring
to make a break in a
fortification;
a
volley..
Breaker
::
Breaker
(n.) A wave
breaking
into foam
against
the
shore,
or
against
a sand bank, or a rock or reef near the
surface..
Pause
::
Pause (n.) A break or
paragraph
in
writing.
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