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Definition of down
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Down
(prep.)
A road for
shipping
in the
English
Channel
or
Straits
of
Dover,
near Deal,
employed
as a naval
rendezvous
in time of war..
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Cubatory
::
Cubatory
(a.) Lying down;
recumbent.
Waid
::
Waid (a.)
Oppressed
with
weight;
crushed;
weighed
down.
Downright
::
Downright
(adv.)
Without
delay;
at once;
completely.
Rain
::
Rain (v. t.) To pour or
shower
down from
above,
like rain from the
clouds..
Pronation
::
Pronation
(n.) That
motion
of the
forearm
whereby
the palm or
palmar,
surface
is
turned
downward..
Lie
::
Lie
(adj.)
To be still or
quiet,
like one lying down to
rest..
Collapse
::
Collapse
(n.) A
sudden
and
complete
failure;
an utter
failure
of any kind; a
breakdown.
Torrent
::
Torrent
(n.) A
violent
stream,
as of
water,
lava, or the like; a
stream
suddenly
raised
and
running
rapidly,
as down a
precipice..
Reclinate
::
Reclinate
(a.)
Reclined,
as a leaf; bent
downward,
so that the
point,
as of a stem or leaf, is lower than the
base..
Waped
::
Waped (a.) Cast down;
crushed
by
misery;
dejected.
Wax
::
Wax (n.) Thick sirup made by
boiling
down the sap of the sugar
maple,
and then
cooling..
Fall
::
Fall (n.)
Descent
of
water;
a
cascade;
a
cataract;
a rush of water down a
precipice
or
steep;
--
usually
in the
plural,
sometimes
in the
singular;
as, the falls of
Niagara..
Subsidence
::
Subside
(v. i.) To fall into a state of
quiet;
to cease to rage; to be
calmed;
to
settle
down; to
become
tranquil;
to
abate;
as, the sea
subsides;
the
tumults
of war will
subside;
the fever has
subsided..
Cave
::
Cave (v. i.) To fall in or down; as, the sand bank
caved.
Hence
(Slang),
to
retreat
from a
position;
to give way; to yield in a
disputed
matter..
Aigrette
::
Aigrette
(n.) A
feathery
crown of seed;
egret;
as, the
aigrette
or down of the
dandelion
or the
thistle..
Lodge
::
Lodge (v. i.) To fall or lie down, as grass or
grain,
when
overgrown
or
beaten
down by the
wind..
Downcast
::
Downcast
(a.) Cast
downward;
directed
to the
ground,
from
bashfulness,
modesty,
dejection,
or
guilt..
Droop
::
Droop (v. i.) To hang
bending
downward;
to sink or hang down, as an
animal,
plant,
etc., from
physical
inability
or
exhaustion,
want of
nourishment,
or the
like..
Heavy
::
Heavy
(superl.)
Laden with that which is
weighty;
encumbered;
burdened;
bowed down,
either
with an
actual
burden,
or with care,
grief,
pain,
disappointment..
De-
::
De- () A
prefix
from Latin de down, from, away; as in
debark,
decline,
decease,
deduct,
decamp.
In words from the
French
it is
equivalent
to Latin
dis-apart,
away; or
sometimes
to de. Cf. Dis-. It is
negative
and
opposite
in
derange,
deform,
destroy,
etc. It is
intensive
in
deprave,
despoil,
declare,
desolate,
etc..
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