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Definition of express
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Express
(n.) A clear image or
representation;
an
expression;
a plain
declaration.
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Yawn
::
Yawn (v. i.) To be
eager;
to
desire
to
swallow
anything;
to
express
desire
by
yawning;
as, to yawn for fat
livings..
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Worthy
of pity or
sympathy;
-- used also
sometimes
as a term of
endearment,
or as an
expression
of
modesty,
and
sometimes
as a word of
contempt..
Puff
::
Puff (n.) An
exaggerated
or empty
expression
of
praise,
especially
one in a
public
journal..
Speech
::
Speech
(n.) The
faculty
of
uttering
articulate
sounds
or
words;
the
faculty
of
expressing
thoughts
by words or
articulate
sounds;
the power of
speaking.
Style
::
Style (v. t.) Mode of
expressing
thought
in
language,
whether
oral or
written;
especially,
such use of
language
in the
expression
of
thought
as
exhibits
the
spirit
and
faculty
of an
artist;
choice
or
arrangement
of words in
discourse;
rhetorical
expression..
Ought
::
Ought
(imp.,
p. p., or
auxiliary)
To be
necessary,
fit,
becoming,
or
expedient;
to
behoove;
-- in this sense
formerly
sometimes
used
impersonally
or
without
a
subject
expressed..
Syllabist
::
Syllabism
(n.) The
expressing
of the
sounds
of a
language
by
syllables,
rather
than by an
alphabet
or by signs for
words..
Derisive
::
Derisive
(a.)
Expressing,
serving
for, or
characterized
by,
derision..
Infelicitous
::
Infelicitous
(a.) Not
felicitous;
unhappy;
unfortunate;
not
fortunate
or
appropriate
in
application;
not well said,
expressed,
or done; as, an
infelicitous
condition;
an
infelicitous
remark;
an
infelicitous
description;
infelicitous
words..
Hem
::
Hem
(interj.)
An
onomatopoetic
word used as an
expression
of
hesitation,
doubt,
etc. It is often a sort of
voluntary
half
cough,
loud or
subdued,
and would
perhaps
be
better
expressed
by hm..
Affirmative
::
Affirmative
(a.)
Expressing
the
agreement
of the two terms of a
proposition.
''sdeath
::
'Sdeath
(interj.)
An
exclamation
expressive
of
impatience
or
anger.
Alphabetical
::
Alphabetical
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
furnished
with,
expressed
by, or in the order of, the
letters
of the
alphabet;
as,
alphabetic
characters,
writing,
languages,
arrangement..
Integral
::
Integral
(n.) An
expression
which,
being
differentiated,
will
produce
a given
differential.
See
differential
Differential,
and
Integration.
Cf.
Fluent..
Diction
::
Diction
(n.)
Choice
of words for the
expression
of
ideas;
the
construction,
disposition,
and
application
of words in
discourse,
with
regard
to
clearness,
accuracy,
variety,
etc.; mode of
expression;
language;
as, the
diction
of
Chaucer's
poems..
Guise
::
Guise (n.)
External
appearance
in
manner
or
dress;
appropriate
indication
or
expression;
garb;
shape.
Black
::
Black (a.)
Expressing
menace,
or
discontent;
threatening;
sullen;
foreboding;
as, to
regard
one with black
looks..
Bleeding
::
Bleeding
(a.)
Emitting,
or
appearing
to emit, blood or sap, etc.; also,
expressing
anguish
or
compassion..
Undertake
::
Undertake
(v. t.)
Specifically,
to take upon one's self
solemnly
or
expressly;
to lay one's self under
obligation,
or to enter into
stipulations,
to
perform
or to
execute;
to
covenant;
to
contract..
Leer
::
Leer (v. i.) To look with a leer; to look
askance
with a
suggestive
expression,
as of
hatred,
contempt,
lust, etc. ; to cast a
sidelong
lustful
or
malign
look..
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