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Definition of err
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 err is as below...
Err (v. i.) To
deviate
morally
from the right way; to go
astray,
in a
figurative
sense;
to do
wrong;
to sin..
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Cross
::
Cross (a.) Made in an
opposite
direction,
or an
inverse
relation;
mutually
inverse;
interchanged;
as, cross
interrogatories;
cross
marriages,
as when a
brother
and
sister
marry
persons
standing
in the same
relation
to each
other..
Will
::
Will (v.) The power of
choosing;
the
faculty
or
endowment
of the soul by which it is
capable
of
choosing;
the
faculty
or power of the mind by which we
decide
to do or not to do; the power or
faculty
of
preferring
or
selecting
one of two or more
objects.
Spearfish
::
Spearfish
(n.) A large and
powerful
fish
(Tetrapturus
albidus)
related
to the
swordfish,
but
having
scales
and
ventral
fins. It is found on the
American
coast and the
Mediterranean..
Civet
::
Civet (n.) A
substance,
of the
consistence
of
butter
or
honey,
taken from
glands
in the anal pouch of the civet
(Viverra
civetta).
It is of clear
yellowish
or
brownish
color,
of a
strong,
musky odor,
offensive
when
undiluted,
but
agreeable
when a small
portion
is mixed with
another
substance.
It is used as a
perfume..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) An
opening
or
displacement
in the
circuit,
interrupting
the
electrical
current..
Boarfish
::
Boarfish
(n.) A
Mediterranean
fish
(Capros
aper),
of the
family
Caproidae;
-- so
called
from the
resemblance
of the
extended
lips to a hog's
snout..
Conviction
::
Conviction
(n.) The act of
convincing
of
error,
or of
compelling
the
admission
of a
truth;
confutation..
Send
::
Send (v. i.) To
dispatch
an agent or
messenger
to
convey
a
message,
or to do an
errand..
Interregency
::
Interregency
(n.) An
interregnum.
Cream-fruit
::
Cream-fruit
(n.) A plant of
Sierra
Leone which
yields
a
wholesome,
creamy
juice..
Charon
::
Charon
(n.) The son of
Erebus
and Nox, whose
office
it was to ferry the souls of the dead over the Styx, a river of the
infernal
regions..
Infallibility
::
Infallibility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
infallible,
or
exempt
from
error;
inerrability..
Dread
::
Dread (a.)
Exciting
great fear or
apprehension;
causing
terror;
frightful;
dreadful.
Stasis
::
Stasimon
(n.) In the Greek
tragedy,
a song of the
chorus,
continued
without
the
interruption
of
dialogue
or
anapaestics..
Ferrer
::
Ferrer
(a. & adv.)
compar.
of Fer.
Djerrid
::
Djerrid
(n.) A game
played
with it.
Exacerrated
::
Exacerrated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Exacerbat.
Override
::
Override
(v. t.) To
suppress;
to
destroy;
to
supersede;
to
annul;
as, one low
overrides
another;
to
override
a
veto..
Forfeit
::
Forfeit
(n.) To lose, or lose the right to, by some
error,
fault,
offense,
or
crime;
to
render
one's self by
misdeed
liable
to be
deprived
of; to
alienate
the right to
possess,
by some
neglect
or
crime;
as, to
forfeit
an
estate
by
treason;
to
forfeit
reputation
by a
breach
of
promise;
-- with to
before
the one
acquiring
what is
forfeited..
Illusion
::
Illusion
(n.) A
sensation
originated
by some
external
object,
but so
modified
as in any way to lead to an
erroneous
perception;
as when the
rolling
of a wagon is
mistaken
for
thunder..
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