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Definition of excess
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Excess
(n.) An undue
indulgence
of the
appetite;
transgression
of
proper
moderation
in
natural
gratifications;
intemperance;
dissipation.
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Overlay
::
Overlay
(v. t.) To lay, or
spread,
something
over or
across;
hence,
to
cover;
to
overwhelm;
to press
excessively
upon..
Crowd
::
Crowd (v. t.) To fill by
pressing
or
thronging
together;
hence,
to
encumber
by
excess
of
numbers
or
quantity..
Overscented
::
Overscented
(a.)
Scented
excessively.
Overplease
::
Overplease
(v. t.) To
please
excessively.
Sot
::
Sot (n.) A
person
stupefied
by
excessive
drinking;
an
habitual
drunkard.
Sudarium
::
Sudamina
(n. pl)
Minute
vesicles
surrounded
by an area of
reddened
skin,
produced
by
excessive
sweating..
Bromism
::
Bromism
(n.) A
diseased
condition
produced
by the
excessive
use of
bromine
or one of its
compounds.
It is
characterized
by
mental
dullness
and
muscular
weakness.
Intemperate
::
Intemperate
(a.)
Excessive;
ungovernable;
inordinate;
violent;
immoderate;
as,
intemperate
language,
zeal, etc.;
intemperate
weather..
Bissextile
::
Bissextile
(n.) Leap year; every
fourth
year, in which a day is added to the month of
February
on
account
of the
excess
of the
tropical
year (365 d. 5 h. 48 m. 46 s.) above 365 days. But one day added every four years is
equivalent
to six hours each year, which is 11 m. 14 s. more than the
excess
of the real year.
Hence,
it is
necessary
to
suppress
the
bissextile
day at the end of every
century
which is not
divisible
by 400, while it is
retained
at the end of those which are
divisible
by 400..
Wegotism
::
Wegotism
(n.)
Excessive
use of the
pronoun
we; --
called
also
weism.
Corpulency
::
Corpulency
(n.)
Excessive
fatness;
fleshiness;
obesity.
Antichlor
::
Antichlor
(n.) Any
substance
(but
especially
sodium
hyposulphite)
used in
removing
the
excess
of
chlorine
left in paper pulp or
stuffs
after
bleaching.
Superpurgation
::
Superproportion
(n.)
Overplus
or
excess
of
proportion.
Passing
::
Passing
(adv.)
Exceedingly;
excessively;
surpassingly;
as,
passing
fair;
passing
strange..
Audaciously
::
Audaciously
(adv.)
In an
audacious
manner;
with
excess
of
boldness;
impudently.
Hyperdicrotic
::
Hyperdicrotic
(a.)
Excessive
dicrotic;
as, a
hyperdicrotic
pulse..
Oversaturate
::
Oversaturate
(v. t.) To
saturate
to
excess.
Overvaluation
::
Overvaluation
(n.)
Excessive
valuation;
overestimate.
Oversorrow
::
Oversorrow
(v. t.) To
grieve
or
afflict
to
excess.
Overwork
::
Overwork
(v. t.) To work
beyond
the
strength;
to cause to labor too much or too long; to tire
excessively;
as, to
overwork
a
horse..
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