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Definition of dam
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Dam (n.) A kind or
crowned
piece in the game of
draughts.
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Dampen
::
Dampen
(v. i.) To
become
damp; to
deaden.
Grannam
::
Grannam
(n.) A
grandam.
Abandon
::
Abandon
(v. t.) To
relinquish
all claim to; -- used when an
insured
person
gives up to
underwriters
all claim to the
property
covered
by a
policy,
which may
remain
after loss or
damage
by a peril
insured
against..
Cardamom
::
Cardamom
(n.) A plant which
produces
cardamoms,
esp.
Elettaria
Cardamomum
and
several
species
of
Amomum..
Sordine
::
Sordine
(n.) See
Damper,
and 5th
Mute..
Kauri
::
Kauri (n.) A lofty
coniferous
tree of New
Zealand
Agathis,
/
Dammara,
australis),
furnishing
valuable
timber
and
yielding
one kind of
dammar
resin..
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) The
fundament;
the
buttocks.
Keynote
::
Keynote
(n.) The
fundamental
fact or idea; that which gives the key; as, the
keynote
of a
policy
or a
sermon..
Detriment
::
Detriment
(n.) That which
injures
or
causes
damage;
mischief;
harm;
diminution;
loss;
damage;
-- used very
generically;
as,
detriments
to
property,
religion,
morals,
etc..
Pile
::
Pile (n.) A large
stake,
or piece of
timber,
pointed
and
driven
into the
earth,
as at the
bottom
of a
river,
or in a
harbor
where the
ground
is soft, for the
support
of a
building,
a pier, or other
superstructure,
or to form a
cofferdam,
etc..
Arse
::
Arse (n.) The
buttocks,
or hind part of an
animal;
the
posteriors;
the
fundament;
the
bottom..
Wound
::
Wound (n.) Fig.: An
injury,
hurt,
damage,
detriment,
or the like, to
feeling,
faculty,
reputation,
etc..
Warrant
::
Warrant
(n.) To make
secure;
to give
assurance
against
harm; to
guarantee
safety
to; to give
authority
or power to do, or
forbear
to do,
anything
by which the
person
authorized
is
secured,
or saved
harmless,
from any loss or
damage
by his
action..
Coffer
::
Coffer
(n.) The
chamber
of a canal lock; also, a
caisson
or a
cofferdam..
Without
::
Without
(prep.)
Not with;
otherwise
than with; in
absence
of,
separation
from, or
destitution
of; not with use or
employment
of;
independently
of;
exclusively
of; with
omission;
as,
without
labor;
without
damage..
Medusoid
::
Medusoid
(a.) Like a
medusa;
having
the
fundamental
structure
of a
medusa,
but
without
a
locomotive
disk; -- said of the
sessile
gonophores
of
hydroids..
Wreck
::
Wreck (v. t.) To
destroy,
disable,
or
seriously
damage,
as a
vessel,
by
driving
it
against
the shore or on
rocks,
by
causing
it to
become
unseaworthy,
to
founder,
or the like; to
shipwreck..
Moisture
::
Moisture
(n.) That which
moistens
or makes damp or wet;
exuding
fluid;
liquid
in small
quantity.
Purgatory
::
Purgatory
(n.) A state or place of
purification
after
death;
according
to the Roman
Catholic
creed,
a
place,
or a state
believed
to exist after
death,
in which the souls of
persons
are
purified
by
expiating
such
offenses
committed
in this life as do not merit
eternal
damnation,
or in which they fully
satisfy
the
justice
of God for sins that have been
forgiven.
After this
purgation
from the
impurities
of sin, the souls are
believed
to be
received
into
heaven..
Damassin
::
Damassin
(n.) A kind of
modified
damask
or
brocade.
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