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Definition of din
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 din is as below...
Din (n.) Loud,
confused,
harsh
noise;
a loud,
continuous,
rattling
or
clanging
sound;
clamor;
roar..
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Siding
::
Siding
(p.
pr.&
vb. n.) of Sid.
Exquisite
::
Exquisite
(a.)
Exceeding;
extreme;
keen; -- used in a bad or a good
sense;
as,
exquisite
pain or
pleasure..
Turret
::
Turret
(n.) A
movable
building,
of a
square
form,
consisting
of ten or even
twenty
stories
and
sometimes
one
hundred
and
twenty
cubits
high,
usually
moved on
wheels,
and
employed
in
approaching
a
fortified
place,
for
carrying
soldiers,
engines,
ladders,
casting
bridges,
and other
necessaries..
Kail
::
Kail (n.) A broth made with kail or other
vegetables;
hence,
any
broth;
also, a
dinner..
Popery
::
Popery
(n.) The
religion
of the Roman
Catholic
Church,
comprehending
doctrines
and
practices;
--
generally
used in an
opprobrious
sense..
Preparative
::
Preparative
(a.)
Tending
to
prepare
or make
ready;
having
the power of
preparing,
qualifying,
or
fitting;
preparatory..
Compounder
::
Compounder
(n.) One at a
university
who pays
extraordinary
fees for the
degree
he is to take.
Septically
::
Septically
(adv.)
In a
septic
manner;
in a
manner
tending
to
promote
putrefaction.
Captain
::
Captain
(n.) The
master
or
commanding
officer
of a
merchant
vessel.
Rationalism
::
Rationalism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
system
of those who
deduce
their
religious
opinions
from
reason
or the
understanding,
as
distinct
from, or
opposed
to,
revelation..
Inofficial
::
Inofficial
(a.) Not
official;
not
having
official
sanction
or
authoriy;
not
according
to the forms or
ceremony
of
official
business;
as,
inofficial
intelligence..
Twit
::
Twit (v. t.) To vex by
bringing
to
notice,
or
reminding
of, a
fault,
defect,
misfortune,
or the like; to
revile;
to
reproach;
to
upbraid;
to
taunt;
as, he
twitted
his
friend
of
falsehood..
Petty
::
Petty
(superl.)
Little;
trifling;
inconsiderable;
also,
inferior;
subordinate;
as, a petty
fault;
a petty
prince..
Longitudinal
::
Longitudinal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
longitude
or
length;
as,
longitudinal
distance..
Prince
::
Prince
(a.) The one of
highest
rank; one
holding
the
highest
place and
authority;
a
sovereign;
a
monarch;
--
originally
applied
to
either
sex, but now
rarely
applied
to a
female..
Ball-flower
::
Ball-flower
(n.) An
ornament
resembling
a ball
placed
in a
circular
flower,
the
petals
of which form a cup round it, --
usually
inserted
in a
hollow
molding..
Suspensation
::
Suspender
(n.) One who, or that
which,
suspends;
esp., one of a pair of
straps
or
braces
worn over the
shoulders,
for
holding
up the
trousers..
Painter
::
Painter
(n.) One who
covers
buildings,
ships,
ironwork,
and the like, with
paint..
Back
::
Back (n.) In human
beings,
the
hinder
part of the body,
extending
from the neck to the end of the
spine;
in other
animals,
that part of the body which
corresponds
most
nearly
to such part of a human
being;
as, the back of a
horse,
fish, or
lobster..
Statute
::
Statute
(n.) An act of the
legislature
of a state or
country,
declaring,
commanding,
or
prohibiting
something;
a
positive
law; the
written
will of the
legislature
expressed
with all the
requisite
forms of
legislation;
-- used in
distinction
fraom
common
law. See
Common
law, under
Common,
a..
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