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Definition of dim
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 dim is as below...
Dim (v. t.) To
render
dim,
obscure,
or dark; to make less
bright
or
distinct;
to take away the
luster
of; to
darken;
to dull; to
obscure;
to
eclipse..
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Accidence
::
Accidence
(n.) The
rudiments
of any
subject.
Tonic
::
Tonic (a.) Of or
relating
to tones or
sounds;
specifically
(Phon.),
applied
to, or
distingshing,
a
speech
sound made with tone
unmixed
and
undimmed
by
obstruction,
such
sounds,
namely,
the
vowels
and
diphthongs,
being so
called
by Dr. James Rush
(1833)
from their
forming
the
purest
and most
plastic
material
of
intonation..
Halteres
::
Halteres
(n. pl.)
Balancers;
the
rudimentary
hind wings of
Diptera.
Light
::
Light
(superl.)
Not
encumbered;
unembarrassed;
clear of
impediments;
hence,
active;
nimble;
swift..
Bushing
::
Bushing
(n.) The
operation
of
fitting
bushes,
or
linings,
into holes or
places
where wear is to be
received,
or
friction
diminished,
as pivot
holes,
etc..
Novice
::
Novice
(n.) One who is new in any
business,
profession,
or
calling;
one
unacquainted
or
unskilled;
one yet in the
rudiments;
a
beginner;
a
tyro..
Gothic
::
Gothic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a style of
architecture
with
pointed
arches,
steep
roofs,
windows
large in
proportion
to the wall
spaces,
and,
generally,
great
height
in
proportion
to the other
dimensions
--
prevalent
in
Western
Europe
from about 1200 to 1475 a. d. See
Illust.
of
Abacus,
and
Capital..
Diminish
::
Diminish
(v. t.) To make
smaller
in any
manner;
to
reduce
in bulk or
amount;
to
lessen;
--
opposed
to
augment
or
increase.
Dimorph
::
Dimorph
(n.)
Either
one of the two forms of a
dimorphous
substance;
as,
calcite
and
aragonite
are
dimorphs..
Lose
::
Lose (v. t.) To cease to have; to
possess
no
longer;
to
suffer
diminution
of; as, to lose one's
relish
for
anything;
to lose one's
health..
Embryonic
::
Embryonic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
embryo;
embryonal;
rudimentary.
Sedimental
::
Sedimental
(a.)
Sedimentary.
Salad
::
Salad (n.) A dish
composed
of
chopped
meat or fish, esp.
chicken
or
lobster,
mixed with
lettuce
or other
vegetables,
and
seasoned
with oil,
vinegar,
mustard,
and other
condiments;
as,
chicken
salad;
lobster
salad..
Lee
::
Lee (n.) That which
settles
at the
bottom,
as of a cask of
liquor
(esp.
wine);
sediment;
dregs;
-- used now only in the
plural..
Dimity
::
Dimity
(n.) A
cotton
fabric
employed
for
hangings
and
furniture
coverings,
and
formerly
used for
women's
under-garments.
It is of many
patterns,
both plain and
twilled,
and
occasionally
is
printed
in
colors..
Polyoptrum
::
Polyoptrum
(n.) A glass
through
which
objects
appear
multiplied,
but
diminished
in
size..
Undersparred
::
Undersparred
(a.)
Having
spars
smaller
than the usual
dimension;
-- said of
vessels.
Meiosis
::
Meiosis
(n.)
Diminution;
a
species
of
hyperbole,
representing
a thing as being less than it
really
is..
Institute
::
Institute
(v. t.) To
ground
or
establish
in
principles
and
rudiments;
to
educate;
to
instruct.
Evacuation
::
Evacuation
(n.)
Voidance
of any
matter
by the
natural
passages
of the body or by an
artificial
opening;
defecation;
also, a
diminution
of the
fluids
of an
animal
body by
cathartics,
venesection,
or other
means..
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