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Definition of end
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 end is as below...
End (n.) Point
beyond
which no
procession
can be made;
conclusion;
issue;
result,
whether
successful
or
otherwise;
conclusive
event;
consequence..
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Invitation
::
Invitation
(n.) The act of
inviting;
solicitation;
the
requesting
of a
person's
company;
as, an
invitation
to a
party,
to a
dinner,
or to visit a
friend..
Adequacy
::
Adequacy
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
adequate,
proportionate,
or
sufficient;
a
sufficiency
for a
particular
purpose;
as, the
adequacy
of
supply
to the
expenditure..
Dendrolite
::
Dendrolite
(n.) A
petrified
or
fossil
shrub,
plant,
or part of a
plant..
Confound
::
Confound
(v. t.) To
mingle
and
blend,
so that
different
elements
can not be
distinguished;
to
confuse..
Forsake
::
Forsake
(v. t.) To quit or leave
entirely;
to
desert;
to
abandon;
to
depart
or
withdraw
from; to
leave;
as, false
friends
and
flatterers
forsake
us in
adversity..
Moderator
::
Moderator
(n.) In the
University
of
Oxford,
an
examiner
for
moderations;
at
Cambridge,
the
superintendant
of
examinations
for
degrees;
at
Dublin,
either
the first
(senior)
or
second
(junior)
in rank in an
examination
for the
degree
of
Bachelor
of
Arts..
Eusebian
::
Eusebian
(n.) A
follower
of
Eusebius,
bishop
of
Caesarea,
who was a
friend
and
protector
of
Arius..
Blin
::
Blin (n.)
Cessation;
end.
Adaptive
::
Adaptive
(a.)
Suited,
given,
or
tending,
to
adaptation;
characterized
by
adaptation;
capable
of
adapting..
Trumpet-shaped
::
Trumpet-shaped
(a.)
Tubular
with one end
dilated,
as the
flower
of the
trumpet
creeper..
Antemural
::
Antemural
(n.) An
outwork
of a
strong,
high wall, with
turrets,
in front of the
gateway
(as of an old
castle),
for
defending
the
entrance..
Harmonious
::
Harmonious
(a.)
Acting
together
to a
common
end;
agreeing
in
action
or
feeling;
living
in peace and
friendship;
as, an
harmonious
family..
Bravery
::
Bravery
(n.)
Splendor;
magnificence;
showy
appearance;
ostentation;
fine
dress.
Offendant
::
Offendant
(n.) An
offender.
Tender
::
Tender
(n.) A
vessel
employed
to
attend
other
vessels,
to
supply
them with
provisions
and other
stores,
to
convey
intelligence,
or the
like..
The Gapes
::
The gapes () A
disease
of young
poultry
and other
birds,
attended
with much
gaping.
It is
caused
by a
parasitic
nematode
worm
(Syngamus
trachealis),
in the
windpipe,
which
obstructs
the
breathing.
See
Gapeworm..
Wedge
::
Wedge (n.) A piece of
metal,
or other hard
material,
thick at one end, and
tapering
to a thin edge at the
other,
used in
splitting
wood,
rocks,
etc., in
raising
heavy
bodies,
and the like. It is one of the six
elementary
machines
called
the
mechanical
powers.
See
Illust.
of
Mechanical
powers,
under
Mechanical..
Patible
::
Patible
(a.)
Sufferable;
tolerable;
endurable.
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) A
leader,
chief,
or head; one who takes the lead; one who acts
independently,
or who has
controlling
authority
or
influence;
as, the
principal
of a
faction,
a
school,
a firm, etc.; --
distinguished
from a
subordinate,
abettor,
auxiliary,
or
assistant..
Wing
::
Wing (n.) Any
appendage
resembling
the wing of a bird or
insect
in shape or
appearance.
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