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Definition of deep
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of deep is as below...
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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Aplysia
::
Aplysia
(n.) A genus of
marine
mollusks
of the order
Tectibranchiata;
the sea hare. Some of the
species
when
disturbed
throw out a deep
purple
liquor,
which
colors
the water to some
distance.
See
Illust.
in
Appendix..
Dandelion
::
Dandelion
(n.) A
well-known
plant of the genus
Taraxacum
(T.
officinale,
formerly
called
T.
Dens-leonis
and
Leontodos
Taraxacum)
bearing
large,
yellow,
compound
flowers,
and
deeply
notched
leaves..
Umbellularia
::
Umbellularia
(n.) A genus of
deep-sea
alcyonaria
consisting
of a
cluster
of large
flowerlike
polyps
situated
at the
summit
of a long,
slender
stem which
stands
upright
in the mud,
supported
by a
bulbous
base..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) The place in a
deep-waisted
vessel
where the sheer is
raised
and the rail is cut off, and
usually
terminated
with a
scroll,
or
driftpiece..
Roar
::
Roar (n.) The deep, loud cry of a wild
beast;
as, the roar of a
lion..
Deep
::
Deep
(superl.)
Low in
situation;
lying far below the
general
surface;
as, a deep
valley..
Empirical
::
Empirical
(a.)
Depending
upon
experience
or
observation
alone,
without
due
regard
to
science
and
theory;
-- said
especially
of
medical
practice,
remedies,
etc.;
wanting
in
science
and deep
insight;
as,
empiric
skill,
remedies..
Citrination
::
Citrination
(n.) The
process
by which
anything
becomes
of the color of a
lemon;
esp., in
alchemy,
the state of
perfection
in the
philosopher's
stone
indicated
by its
assuming
a deep
yellow
color..
Gash
::
Gash (n.) A deep and long cut; an
incision
of
considerable
length
and
depth,
particularly
in
flesh..
Coulee
::
Coulee
(n.) a
stream
of lava. Also, in the
Western
United
States,
the bed of a
stream,
even if dry, when deep and
having
inclined
sides;
distinguished
from a
ca–on,
which has
precipitous
sides..
Fast
::
Fast (v.) Not
easily
disturbed
or
broken;
deep;
sound.
Villainy
::
Villainy
(n.) The act of a
villain;
a deed of deep
depravity;
a
crime.
Edge
::
Edge (v. t.) The thin
cutting
side of the blade of an
instrument;
as, the edge of an ax,
knife,
sword,
or
scythe.
Hence,
figuratively,
that which cuts as an edge does, or
wounds
deeply,
etc..
Imbue
::
Imbue (v. t.) To tinge
deeply;
to dye; to cause to
absorb;
as,
clothes
thoroughly
imbued
with
black..
Gummer
::
Gummer
(n.) A
punch-cutting
tool, or
machine
for
deepening
and
enlarging
the
spaces
between
the teeth of a worn saw..
Inveteracy
::
Inveteracy
(n.) Firm
establishment
by long
continuance;
firmness
or
deep-rooted
obstinacy
of any
quality
or state
acquired
by time; as, the
inveteracy
of
custom,
habit,
or
disease;
--
usually
in a bad
sense;
as, the
inveteracy
of
prejudice
or of
error..
Root
::
Root (v. t.) To plant and fix
deeply
in the
earth,
or as in the
earth;
to
implant
firmly;
hence,
to make deep or
radical;
to
establish;
-- used
chiefly
in the
participle;
as,
rooted
trees or
forests;
rooted
dislike..
Deepness
::
Deepness
(n.)
Craft;
insidiousness.
Wallflower
::
Wallflower
(n.) A
perennial,
cruciferous
plant
(Cheiranthus
Cheiri),
with
sweet-scented
flowers
varying
in color from
yellow
to
orange
and deep red. In
Europe
it very
common
on old
walls..
Heaving
::
Heaving
(n.) A
lifting
or
rising;
a
swell;
a
panting
or deep
sighing.
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