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Definition of deep
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Deep
(superl.)
Extending
far below the
surface;
of great
perpendicular
dimension
(measured
from the
surface
downward,
and
distinguished
from high, which is
measured
upward);
far to the
bottom;
having
a
certain
depth;
as, a deep sea..
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Depth
::
Depth (n.) That which is deep; a deep, or the
deepest,
part or
place;
the deep; the
middle
part; as, the depth of
night,
or of
winter..
Mire
::
Mire (n.) Deep mud; wet,
spongy
earth..
Gash
::
Gash (v. t.) To make a gash, or long, deep
incision
in; --
applied
chiefly
to
incisions
in
flesh..
Deep
::
Deep
(superl.)
Profound;
thorough;
complete;
unmixed;
intense;
heavy;
heartfelt;
as, deep
distress;
deep
melancholy;
deep
horror..
Crevasse
::
Crevasse
(n.) A deep
crevice
or
fissure,
as in
embankment;
one of the
clefts
or
fissure
by which the mass of a
glacier
is
divided..
Incised
::
Incised
(a.)
Having
deep and sharp
notches,
as a leaf or a
petal..
Nonpareil
::
Nonpareil
(a.) A
beautifully
colored
finch
(Passerina
ciris),
native
of the
Southern
United
States.
The male has the head and neck deep blue, rump and under parts
bright
red, back and wings
golden
green,
and the tail
bluish
purple.
Called
also
painted
finch..
Quirk
::
Quirk (n.) A small
channel,
deeply
recessed
in
proportion
to its
width,
used to
insulate
and give
relief
to a
convex
rounded
molding..
Solarium
::
Solarium
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
handsome
marine
spiral
shells
of the genus
Solarium
and
allied
genera.
The shell is
conical,
and
usually
has a
large,
deep
umbilicus
exposing
the upper
whorls.
Called
also
perspective
shell..
Inscribe
::
Inscribe
(v. t.) To
imprint
deeply;
to
impress;
to
stamp;
as, to
inscribe
a
sentence
on the
memory..
Roar
::
Roar (v. i.) To
bellow,
or utter a deep, loud cry, as a lion or other
beast..
Inmost
::
Inmost
(a.)
Deepest
within;
farthest
from the
surface
or
external
part;
innermost.
Tomopteris
::
Tomopteris
(n.) A genus of
transparent
marine
annelids
which swim
actively
at the
surface
of the sea. They have
deeply
divided
or
forked
finlike
organs
(parapodia).
This genus is the type of the
order,
or
suborder,
Gymnocopa..
Deeply
::
Deeply
(adv.)
Gravely;
with low or deep tone; as, a
deeply
toned
instrument..
Deepen
::
Deepen
(v. t.) To make more grave or low in tone; as, to
deepen
the tones of an
organ..
Toboggan
::
Toboggan
(n.) A kind of
sledge
made of
pliable
board,
turned
up at one or both ends, used for
coasting
down hills or
prepared
inclined
planes;
also, a
sleigh
or
sledge,
to be drawn by dogs, or by hand, over soft and deep
snow..
Navigable
::
Navigable
(a.)
Capable
of being
navigated;
deep
enough
and wide
enough
to
afford
passage
to
vessels;
as, a
navigable
river..
Water Furrow
::
Water
furrow
() A deep
furrow
for
conducting
water from the
ground,
and
keeping
the
surface
soil dry..
Bitterness
::
Bitterness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
bitter,
sharp,
or
acrid,
in
either
a
literal
or
figurative
sense;
implacableness;
resentfulness;
severity;
keenness
of
reproach
or
sarcasm;
deep
distress,
grief,
or
vexation
of
mind..
Base
::
Base (a.) Deep or grave in
sound;
as, the base tone of a
violin..
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