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Definition of enlarge
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 enlarge is as below...
Enlarge
(v. i.) To speak or write at
length;
to be
diffuse
in
speaking
or
writing;
to
expatiate;
to
dilate.
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Vegetative
::
Vegetative
(a.)
Having
relation
to
growth
or
nutrition;
partaking
of
simple
growth
and
enlargement
of the
systems
of
nutrition,
apart from the
sensorial
or
distinctively
animal
functions;
vegetal..
Omnify
::
Omnify
(v. t.) To
render
universal;
to
enlarge.
Mucocele
::
Mucocele
(n.) An
enlargement
or
protrusion
of the
mucous
membrane
of the
lachrymal
passages,
or
dropsy
of the
lachrymal
sac,
dependent
upon
catarrhal
inflammation
of the
latter..
Microphotograph
::
Microphotograph
(n.) An
enlarged
representation
of a
microscopic
object,
produced
by
throwing
upon a
sensitive
plate the
magnified
image of an
object
formed
by a
microscope
or other
suitable
combination
of
lenses..
Photomicrograph
::
Photomicrograph
(n.) An
enlarged
or
macroscopic
photograph
of a
microscopic
object.
See
Microphotograph.
Distend
::
Distend
(v. t.) To
stretch
out or
extend
in all
directions;
to
dilate;
to
enlarge,
as by
elasticity
of
parts;
to
inflate
so as to
produce
tension;
to cause to
swell;
as, to
distend
a
bladder,
the
stomach,
etc..
Club-shaped
::
Club-shaped
(a.)
Enlarged
gradually
at the end, as the
antennae
of
certain
insects..
Patency
::
Patency
(n.) The
condition
of being open,
enlarged,
or
spread..
Jump
::
Jump (v. t.) To
thicken
or
enlarge
by
endwise
blows;
to
upset.
Infundibulum
::
Infundibulum
(n.) A
funnel-shaped
or
dilated
organ or part; as, the
infundibulum
of the
brain,
a
hollow,
conical
process,
connecting
the floor of the third
ventricle
with the
pituitary
body; the
infundibula
of the
lungs,
the
enlarged
terminations
of the
bronchial
tubes..
Extend
::
Extend
(v. t.) To
enlarge;
to
widen;
to carry out
further;
as, to
extend
the
capacities,
the
sphere
of
usefulness,
or
commerce;
to
extend
power or
influence;
to
continue,
as time; to
lengthen;
to
prolong;
as, to
extend
the time of
payment
or a
season
of
trail..
Irradiation
::
Irradiation
(n.) The
apparent
enlargement
of a
bright
object
seen upon a dark
ground,
due to the fact that the
portions
of the
retina
around
the image are
stimulated
by the
intense
light;
as when a dark spot on a white
ground
appears
smaller,
or a white spot on a dark
ground
larger,
than it
really
is, esp. when a
little
out of
focus..
Huff
::
Huff (v. i.) To
enlarge;
to swell up; as, bread
huffs..
Macroglossia
::
Macroglossia
(n.)
Enlargement
or
hypertrophy
of the
tongue.
Expansion
::
Expansion
(n.)
Enlargement
or
extension
of
business
transactions;
esp.,
increase
of the
circulation
of bank
notes..
Broad
::
Broad
(superl.)
Comprehensive;
liberal;
enlarged.
Bubo
::
Bubo (n.) An
inflammation,
with
enlargement,
of a
lymphatic
gland,
esp. in the
groin,
as in
syphilis..
Enlarge
::
Enlarge
(v. t.) To make
larger;
to
increase
in
quantity
or
dimensions;
to
extend
in
limits;
to
magnify;
as, the body is
enlarged
by
nutrition;
to
enlarge
one's
house..
Dilatation
::
Dilatation
(n.) A
dilation
or
enlargement
of a canal or other
organ.
Liver-grown
::
Liver-grown
(a.)
Having
an
enlarged
liver.
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