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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.) To
strike
with
confused
or
clanging
sound;
to stun with loud and
continued
noise;
to
harass
with
clamor;
as, to din the ears with
cries..
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Stomate
::
Stomapoda
(n. pl.) An order of
Crustacea
including
the
squillas.
The
maxillipeds
are
leglike
in form, and the large claws are
comblike.
They have a large and
elongated
abdomen,
which
contains
a part of the
stomach
and
heart;
the
abdominal
appendages
are
large,
and bear the
gills.
Called
also
Gastrula,
Stomatopoda,
and
Squilloidea..
Dome
::
Dome (n.) A
building;
a
house;
an
edifice;
-- used
chiefly
in
poetry.
Date
::
Date (v. t.) To note or fix the time of, as of an
event;
to give the date of; as, to date the
building
of the
pyramids..
Stair
::
Stair (n.) One step of a
series
for
ascending
or
descending
to a
different
level;
--
commonly
applied
to those
within
a
building.
Washstand
::
Washstand
(n.) A piece of
furniture
holding
the ewer or
pitcher,
basin,
and other
requisites
for
washing
the
person..
Subagent
::
Subagency
(n.) A
subordinate
agency.
Nuptial
::
Nuptial
(n.)
Marriage;
wedding;
nuptial
ceremony;
-- now only in the
plural.
Pleuroptera
::
Pleuroptera
(n. pl) A group of
Isectivora,
including
the
colugo..
Fever
::
Fever (n.) A
diseased
state of the
system,
marked
by
increased
heat,
acceleration
of the
pulse,
and a
general
derangement
of the
functions,
including
usually,
thirst
and loss of
appetite.
Many
diseases,
of which fever is the most
prominent
symptom,
are
denominated
fevers;
as,
typhoid
fever;
yellow
fever..
Apis
::
Apis (n.) A genus of
insects
of the order
Hymenoptera,
including
the
common
honeybee
(Apis
mellifica)
and other
related
species.
See
Honeybee..
Indorse
::
Indorse
(v. t.) To write upon the back or
outside
of a paper or
letter,
as a
direction,
heading,
memorandum,
or
address..
Telescopical
::
Telescopical
(a.)
Having
the power of
extension
by
joints
sliding
one
within
another,
like the tube of a small
telescope
or a
spyglass;
especially
(Mach.),
constructed
of
concentric
tubes,
either
stationary,
as in the
telescopic
boiler,
or
movable,
as in the
telescopic
chimney
of a war
vessel,
which may be put out of sight by being
lowered
endwise..
Nundinate
::
Nundinate
(a.) To buy and sell at fairs or
markets.
Lambrequin
::
Lambrequin
(n.) A piece of
ornament
drapery
or short
decorative
hanging,
pendent
from a shelf or from the
casing
above a
window,
hiding
the
curtain
fixtures,
or the
like..
Loweringly
::
Loweringly
(adv.)
In a
lowering
manner;
with
cloudiness
or
threatening
gloom.
Sanding
::
Sanding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of San.
Senecio
::
Senecio
(n.) A very large genus of
composite
plants
including
the
groundsel
and the
golden
ragwort.
Secession
::
Secession
(n.) The act of
seceding;
separation
from
fellowship
or
association
with
others,
as in a
religious
or
political
organization;
withdrawal..
Exclusion
::
Exclusion
(n.) The act of
excluding,
or of
shutting
out,
whether
by
thrusting
out or by
preventing
admission;
a
debarring;
rejection;
prohibition;
the state of being
excluded..
Abidance
::
Abidance
(n.) The state of
abiding;
abode;
continuance;
compliance
(with).
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