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Definition of ease
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 ease is as below...
Ease (n.)
Freedom
from
constraint,
formality,
difficulty,
embarrassment,
etc.;
facility;
liberty;
naturalness;
-- said of
manner,
style,
etc.; as, ease of
style,
of
behavior,
of
address..
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Cholaemaa
::
Cholaemaa
(n.) A
disease
characterized
by
severe
nervous
symptoms,
dependent
upon the
presence
of the
constituents
of the bile in the
blood..
Anniversary
::
Anniversary
(n.) The day on which Mass is said
yearly
for the soul of a
deceased
person;
the
commemoration
of some
sacred
event,
as the
dedication
of a
church
or the
consecration
of a
pope..
Unsweat
::
Unsweat
(v. t.) To
relieve
from
perspiration;
to ease or cool after
exercise
or toil.
Farm
::
Farm (a. & n.) The land held under lease and by
payment
of rent for the
purpose
of
cultivation.
Diseaseful
::
Diseaseful
(a.)
Abounding
with
disease;
producing
diseases;
as, a
diseaseful
climate..
Augment
::
Augment
(n.)
Enlargement
by
addition;
increase.
Incommodious
::
Incommodious
(a.)
Tending
to
incommode;
not
commodious;
not
affording
ease or
advantage;
unsuitable;
giving
trouble;
inconvenient;
annoying;
as, an
incommodious
seat; an
incommodious
arrangement..
Iatrochemistry
::
Iatrochemistry
(n.)
Chemistry
applied
to, or used in,
medicine;
-- used
especially
with
reference
to the
doctrines
in the
school
of
physicians
in
Flanders,
in the 17th
century,
who held that
health
depends
upon the
proper
chemical
relations
of the
fluids
of the body, and who
endeavored
to
explain
the
conditions
of
health
or
disease
by
chemical
principles..
Uncage
::
Uncage
(v. t.) To
loose,
or
release,
from, or as from, a
cage..
Ease
::
Ease (n.) To
release
from
pressure
or
restraint;
to move
gently;
to lift
slightly;
to shift a
little;
as, to ease a bar or nut in
machinery..
Torment
::
Torment
(v. t.) To
tease;
to vex; to
harass;
as, to be
tormented
with
importunities,
or with petty
annoyances..
Wheatworm
::
Wheatworm
(n.) A small
nematode
worm
(Anguillula
tritici)
which
attacks
the
grains
of wheat in the ear. It is found in wheat
affected
with smut, each of the
diseased
grains
containing
a large
number
of the
minute
young of the
worm..
Raphany
::
Raphany
(n.) A
convulsive
disease,
attended
with
ravenous
hunger,
not
uncommon
in
Sweden
and
Germany.
It was so
called
because
supposed
to be
caused
by
eating
corn with which seeds of
jointed
charlock
(Raphanus
raphanistrum)
had been
mixed,
but the
condition
is now known to be a form of
ergotism..
Tinea
::
Tinea (n.) A name
applied
to
various
skin
diseases,
but
especially
to
ringworm.
See
Ringworm,
and
Sycosis..
Healthful
::
Healthful
(a.) Full of
health;
free from
illness
or
disease;
well;
whole;
sound;
healthy;
as, a
healthful
body or mind; a
healthful
plant..
Talisman
::
Talisman
(n.)
Hence,
something
that
produces
extraordinary
effects,
esp. in
averting
or
repelling
evil; an
amulet;
a
charm;
as, a
talisman
to avert
diseases..
Tew
::
Tew (v.)
Hence,
to beat; to
scourge;
also, to pull
about;
to maul; to
tease;
to vex..
Carburetor
::
Carburetor
(n.) An
apparatus
in which coal gas,
hydrogen,
or air is
passed
through
or over a
volatile
hydrocarbon,
in order to
confer
or
increase
illuminating
power..
Rest
::
Rest (n.) To cease from
action
or
motion,
especially
from
action
which has
caused
weariness;
to
desist
from labor or
exertion..
Let
::
Let (v. t.) To allow to be used or
occupied
for a
compensation;
to
lease;
to rent; to hire out; -- often with out; as, to let a farm; to let a
house;
to let out
horses..
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