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Definition of delicate
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Delicate
(a.)
Affected
by
slight
causes;
showing
slight
changes;
as, a
delicate
thermometer..
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Delicate
::
Delicate
(a.)
Light,
or
softly
tinted;
-- said of a
color;
as, a
delicate
blue..
Rose-water
::
Rose-water
(a.)
Having
the odor of rose
water;
hence,
affectedly
nice or
delicate;
sentimental..
Fingering
::
Fingering
(n.)
Delicate
work made with the
fingers.
Gyroscope
::
Gyroscope
(n.) A form of the above
apparatus,
invented
by M.
Foucault,
mounted
so
delicately
as to
render
visible
the
rotation
of the
earth,
through
the
tendency
of the
rotating
wheel to
preserve
a
constant
plane of
rotation,
independently
of the
earth's
motion..
Nasty
::
Nasty
(superl.)
Characterized
by
obcenity;
indecent;
indelicate;
gross;
filthy.
Shade
::
Shade (n.)
Degree
or
variation
of
color,
as
darker
or
lighter,
stronger
or
paler;
as, a
delicate
shade of
pink..
Dry
::
Dry
(superl.)
Exhibiting
a
sharp,
frigid
preciseness
of
execution,
or the want of a
delicate
contour
in form, and of easy
transition
in
coloring..
Mauve
::
Mauve (n.) A color of a
delicate
purple,
violet,
or
lilac..
Delicacy
::
Delicacy
(a.) The state or
condition
of being
delicate;
agreeableness
to the
senses;
delightfulness;
as,
delicacy
of
flavor,
of odor, and the
like..
Lodicule
::
Lodicule
(n.) One of the two or three
delicate
membranous
scales
which are next to the
stamens
in
grasses.
Greasily
::
Greasily
(adv.)
In a gross or
indelicate
manner.
Velvet
::
Velvet
(a.) Made of
velvet;
soft and
delicate,
like
velvet;
velvety..
Nicety
::
Nicety
(n.) A
delicate
expression,
act, mode of
treatment,
distinction,
or the like; a
minute
distinction..
Jussi
::
"Jussi
(n.) A
delicate
fiber,
produced
in the
Philippine
Islands
from an
unidentified
plant,
of which
dresses,
etc., are
made..
Illusion
::
Illusion
(n.) A
plain,
delicate
lace,
usually
of silk, used for
veils,
scarfs,
dresses,
etc..
Belemnite
::
Belemnite
(n.) A
conical
calcareous
fossil,
tapering
to a point at the lower
extremity,
with a
conical
cavity
at the other end, where it is
ordinarily
broken;
but when
perfect
it
contains
a small
chambered
cone,
called
the
phragmocone,
prolonged,
on one side, into a
delicate
concave
blade;
the
thunderstone.
It is the
internal
shell of a
cephalopod
related
to the
sepia,
and
belonging
to an
extinct
family.
The
belemnites
are found in rocks of the
Jurassic
and
Cretaceous
ages..
Delicate
::
Delicate
(a.)
Requiring
careful
handling;
not to be
rudely
or
hastily
dealt with; nice;
critical;
as, a
delicate
subject
or
question..
Uranium
::
Uranium
(n.) An
element
of the
chromium
group,
found in
certain
rare
minerals,
as
pitchblende,
uranite,
etc., and
reduced
as a
heavy,
hard,
nickel-white
metal which is quite
permanent.
Its
yellow
oxide is used to
impart
to glass a
delicate
greenish-yellow
tint which is
accompanied
by a
strong
fluorescence,
and its black oxide is used as a
pigment
in
porcelain
painting.
Symbol
U.
Atomic
weight
239..
Byssaceous
::
Byssaceous
(a.)
Byssuslike;
consisting
of fine
fibers
or
threads,
as some very
delicate
filamentous
algae..
Heliometer
::
Heliometer
(n.) An
instrument
devised
originally
for
measuring
the
diameter
of the sun; now
employed
for
delicate
measurements
of the
distance
and
relative
direction
of two stars too far apart to be
easily
measured
in the field of view of an
ordinary
telescope.
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