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Definition of down
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Down
(adv.)
From a
greater
to a less bulk, or from a
thinner
to a
thicker
consistence;
as, to boil down in
cookery,
or in
making
decoctions..
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Piliform
::
Piliform
(a.)
Resembling
hairs or down.
Counter-couchant
::
Counter-couchant
(a.) Lying down, with their heads in
opposite
directions;
-- said of
animals
borne in a coat of
arms..
Slide
::
Slide (n.) The
descent
of a mass of
earth,
rock, or snow down a hill or
mountain
side; as, a land
slide,
or a snow
slide;
also, the track of bare rock left by a land
slide..
Protract
::
Protract
(v. t.) To draw to a
scale;
to lay down the lines and
angles
of, with scale and
protractor;
to
plot..
Heavy
::
Heavy
(superl.)
Laden with that which is
weighty;
encumbered;
burdened;
bowed down,
either
with an
actual
burden,
or with care,
grief,
pain,
disappointment..
Superfuse
::
Superfrontal
(n.) A cloth which is
placed
over the top of an
altar,
and often hangs down a few
inches
over the
frontal..
Galley
::
Galley
(n.) A large
vessel
for war and
national
purposes;
--
common
in the
Middle
Ages, and down to the 17th
century..
Weevil
::
Weevil
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of snout
beetles,
or
Rhynchophora,
in which the head is
elongated
and
usually
curved
downward.
Many of the
species
are very
injurious
to
cultivated
plants.
The
larvae
of some of the
species
live in nuts,
fruit,
and grain by
eating
out the
interior,
as the plum
weevil,
or
curculio,
the nut
weevils,
and the grain
weevil
(see under Plum, Nut, and
Grain).
The
larvae
of other
species
bore under the bark and into the pith of trees and
various
other
plants,
as th
Dictate
::
Dictate
(v. t.) To tell or utter so that
another
may write down; to
inspire;
to
compose;
as, to
dictate
a
letter
to an
amanuensis..
Entry
::
Entry (n.) The act of
making
or
entering
a
record;
a
setting
down in
writing
the
particulars,
as of a
transaction;
as, an entry of a sale; also, that which is
entered;
an
item..
Drop
::
Drop (n.) A door or
platform
opening
downward;
a trap door; that part of the
gallows
on which a
culprit
stands
when he is to be
hanged;
hence,
the
gallows
itself..
Downhill
::
Downhill
(adv.)
Towards
the
bottom
of a hill; as, water runs
downhill..
Downcast
::
Downcast
(n.)
Downcast
or
melancholy
look.
Crouch
::
Crouch
(v. i.) To bend down; to stoop low; to lie close to the
ground
with the logs bent, as an
animal
when
waiting
for prey, or in
fear..
Lint
::
Lint (n.) Linen
scraped
or
otherwise
made into a soft, downy or
fleecy
substance
for
dressing
wounds
and
sores;
also, fine
ravelings,
down,
fluff,
or loose short
fibers
from yarn or
fabrics..
Jot
::
Jot (v. t.) To set down; to make a brief note of; --
usually
followed
by down.
Downtrodden
::
Downtrodden
(a.)
Trodden
down;
trampled
down;
abused
by
superior
power.
Float
::
Float (v. i.) A mass of
timber
or
boards
fastened
together,
and
conveyed
down a
stream
by the
current;
a
raft..
Cotton
::
Cotton
(n.) A soft, downy
substance,
resembling
fine wool,
consisting
of the
unicellular
twisted
hairs which grow on the seeds of the
cotton
plant.
Long-staple
cotton
has a fiber
sometimes
almost
two
inches
long;
short-staple,
from two
thirds
of an inch to an inch and a
half..
Portcullis
::
Portcullis
(n.) A
grating
of iron or of
timbers
pointed
with iron, hung over the
gateway
of a
fortress,
to be let down to
prevent
the
entrance
of an
enemy..
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