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Definition of east
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 east is as below...
East (n.) The point in the
heavens
where the sun is seen to rise at the
equinox,
or the
corresponding
point on the
earth;
that one of the four
cardinal
points
of the
compass
which is in a
direction
at right
angles
to that of north and
south,
and which is
toward
the right hand of one who faces the
north;
the point
directly
opposite
to the
west..
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Yeast
::
Yeast (n.)
Spume,
or foam, of
water..
Chebec
::
Chebec
(n.) A small
American
bird
(Empidonax
minimus);
the least
flycatcher.
Hinge
::
Hinge (n.) One of the four
cardinal
points,
east, west,
north,
or
south..
East
::
East (n.)
Formerly,
the part of the
United
States
east of the
Alleghany
Mountains,
esp. the
Eastern,
or New
England,
States;
now,
commonly,
the whole
region
east of the
Mississippi
River,
esp. that which is north of
Maryland
and the Ohio
River;
--
usually
with the
definite
article;
as, the
commerce
of the East is not
independent
of the
agriculture
of the
West..
Breasting
::
Breasting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Breas.
Residency
::
Residency
(n.) A
political
agency
at a
native
court in
British
India,
held by an
officer
styled
the
Resident;
also, a Dutch
commercial
colony
or
province
in the East
Indies..
Northeast
::
Northeast
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
northeast;
proceeding
toward
the
northeast,
or
coming
from that
point;
as, a
northeast
course;
a
northeast
wind..
Brutalize
::
Brutalize
(v. i.) To
become
brutal,
inhuman,
barbarous,
or
coarse
and
beasty..
Hurricane
::
Hurricane
(n.) A
violent
storm,
characterized
by
extreme
fury and
sudden
changes
of the wind, and
generally
accompanied
by rain,
thunder,
and
lightning;
--
especially
prevalent
in the East and West
Indies.
Also used
figuratively..
Tire
::
Tire (n.) A
child's
apron,
covering
the
breast
and
having
no
sleeves;
a
pinafore;
a
tier..
Epulation
::
Epulation
(n.) A
feasting
or
feast;
banquet.
Roaring
::
Roaring
(n.) A loud, deep,
prolonged
sound,
as of a large
beast,
or of a
person
in
distress,
anger,
mirth,
etc., or of a noisy
congregation..
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) One who
regulates
rank and order at a feast or any other
assembly,
directs
the order of
procession,
and the
like..
Strawberry
::
Straw (n.)
Anything
proverbially
worthless;
the least
possible
thing;
a mere
trifle.
Festal
::
Festal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
holiday
or a
feast;
joyous;
festive.
Riding
::
Riding
(n.) One of the three
jurisdictions
into which the
county
of York, in
England,
is
divided;
--
formerly
under the
government
of a
reeve.
They are
called
the
North,
the East, and the West,
Riding..
Northeasterly
::
Northeasterly
(adv.)
Toward
the
northeast.
Bridalty
::
Bridalty
(n.)
Celebration
of the
nuptial
feast.
Fast
::
Fast (n.) That which
fastens
or
holds;
especially,
(Naut.)
a
mooring
rope,
hawser,
or
chain;
--
called,
according
to its
position,
a bow, head,
quarter,
breast,
or stern fast; also, a post on a pier
around
which
hawsers
are
passed
in
mooring..
Tupaiid
::
Tupaiid
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of East
Indian
and
Asiatic
insectivores
of the
family
Tupaiidae,
somewhat
resembling
squirrels
in size and
arboreal
habits.
The nose is long and
pointed..
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