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Definition of broken
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Broken
(v. t.)
Subjugated;
trained
for use, as a
horse..
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Bent
::
Bent (n.) Any
neglected
field or
broken
ground;
a
common;
a moor.
Wind-broken
::
Wind-broken
(a.)
Having
the power of
breathing
impaired
by the
rupture,
dilatation,
or
running
together
of air cells of the
lungs,
so that while the
inspiration
is by one
effort,
the
expiration
is by two;
affected
with
pulmonary
emphysema
or with
heaves;
-- said of a
horse..
Flax
::
Flax (n.) The skin or
fibrous
part of the flax
plant,
when
broken
and
cleaned
by
hatcheling
or
combing..
Cullet
::
Cullet
(v. t.)
Broken
glass for
remelting.
Discontinuee
::
Discontinuee
(n.) One whose
possession
of an
estate
is
broken
off, or
discontinued;
one whose
estate
is
subject
to
discontinuance..
Inviolable
::
Inviolable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
broken
or
violated;
as, an
inviolable
covenant,
agreement,
promise,
or vow..
Breakneck
::
Breakneck
(a.)
Producing
danger
of a
broken
neck; as,
breakneck
speed..
Doctor
::
Doctor
(v. t.) To treat as a
physician
does; to apply
remedies
to; to
repair;
as, to
doctor
a sick man or a
broken
cart..
Tow
::
Tow (n.) The
coarse
and
broken
part of flax or hemp,
separated
from the finer part by the
hatchel
or
swingle..
Lunacy
::
Lunacy
(n.)
Insanity
or
madness;
properly,
the kind of
insanity
which is
broken
by
intervals
of
reason,
--
formerly
supposed
to be
influenced
by the
changes
of the moon; any form of
unsoundness
of mind,
except
idiocy;
mental
derangement
or
alienation..
Solid
::
Solid (a.)
Applied
to a
compound
word whose parts are
closely
united
and form an
unbroken
word; --
opposed
to
hyphened.
Pediment
::
Pediment
(n.)
Originally,
in
classical
architecture,
the
triangular
space
forming
the gable of a
simple
roof;
hence,
a
similar
form used as a
decoration
over
porticoes,
doors,
windows,
etc.; also, a
rounded
or
broken
frontal
having
a
similar
position
and use. See
Temple..
Discontinue
::
Discontinue
(v. i.) To lose
continuity
or
cohesion
of
parts;
to be
disrupted
or
broken
off.
Blubber
::
Blubber
(v. t.) To give vent to
(tears)
or utter
(broken
words or
cries);
-- with forth or out.
Tender
::
Tender
(superl.)
Easily
impressed,
broken,
bruised,
or
injured;
not firm or hard;
delicate;
as,
tender
plants;
tender
flesh;
tender
fruit..
Round
::
Round (a.) Full;
complete;
not
broken;
not
fractional;
approximately
in even
units,
tens,
hundreds,
thousands,
etc.; -- said of
numbers..
Snatch
::
Snatch
(n.) A small
piece,
fragment,
or
quantity;
a
broken
part; a
scrap..
Mend
::
Mend (v. t.) To
repair,
as
anything
that is torn,
broken,
defaced,
decayed,
or the like; to
restore
from
partial
decay,
injury,
or
defacement;
to patch up; to put in shape or order
again;
to
re-create;
as, to mend a
garment
or a
machine..
Disband
::
Disband
(v. i.) To
become
separated,
broken
up,
dissolved,
or
scattered;
especially,
to quit
military
service
by
breaking
up
organization..
Rupture
::
Rupture
(n.) The act of
breaking
apart,
or
separating;
the state of being
broken
asunder;
as, the
rupture
of the skin; the
rupture
of a
vessel
or
fiber;
the
rupture
of a
lutestring..
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