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Definition of fail
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Fail (v. i.)
Miscarriage;
failure;
deficiency;
fault;
--
mostly
superseded
by
failure
or
failing,
except
in the
phrase
without
fail..
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Foil
::
Foil (n.)
Failure
of
success
when on the point of
attainment;
defeat;
frustration;
miscarriage.
Guaranty
::
Guaranty
(n.) In law and
common
usage:
To
undertake
or
engage
that
another
person
shall
perform
(what he has
stipulated);
to
undertake
to be
answerable
for (the debt or
default
of
another);
to
engage
to
answer
for the
performance
of (some
promise
or duty by
another)
in case of a
failure
by the
latter
to
perform;
to
undertake
to
secure
(something)
to
another,
as in the case of a
contingency.
See
Guarantee,
v. t..
Miscarriageable
::
Miscarriageable
(a.)
Capable
of
miscarrying;
liable
to fail.
Infallible
::
Infallible
(a.) Not
liable
to fail,
deceive,
or
disappoint;
indubitable;
sure;
certain;
as,
infallible
evidence;
infallible
success;
an
infallible
remedy..
Nonalienation
::
Nonalienation
(n.)
Failure
to
alienate;
also, the state of not being
alienated..
Wantrust
::
Wantrust
(n.)
Failing
or
diminishing
trust;
want of trust or
confidence;
distrust.
Miss
::
Miss (v. t.) To fail of
hitting,
reaching,
getting,
finding,
seeing,
hearing,
etc.; as, to miss the mark one
shoots
at; to miss the train by being late; to miss
opportunites
of
getting
knowledge;
to miss the point or
meaning
of
something
said..
Missuccess
::
Missuccess
(n.)
Failure.
Defailance
::
Defailance
(n.)
Failure;
miscarriage.
Wane
::
Wane (n.)
Decline;
failure;
diminution;
decrease;
declension.
Withernam
::
Withernam
(n.) A
second
or
reciprocal
distress
of other goods in lieu of goods which were taken by a first
distress
and have been
eloigned;
a
taking
by way of
reprisal;
--
chiefly
used in the
expression
capias
in
withernam,
which is the name of a writ used in
connection
with the
action
of
replevin
(sometimes
called
a writ of
reprisal),
which
issues
to a
defendant
in
replevin
when he has
obtained
judgment
for a
return
of the
chattels
replevied,
and fails to
obtain
them on the writ of
return..
Nondelivery
::
Nondelivery
(n.) A
neglect
or
failure
of
delivery;
omission
of
delivery.
Disagree
::
Disagree
(v. i.) To fail to
accord;
not to
agree;
to lack
harmony;
to
differ;
to be
unlike;
to be at
variance.
Indefectible
::
Indefectible
(a.) Not
defectible;
unfailing;
not
liable
to
defect,
failure,
or
decay..
Stumbler
::
Stumble
(n.) A
blunder;
a
failure;
a fall from
rectitude.
Nonexportation
::
Nonexportation
(n.) A
failure
of
exportation;
a not
exporting
of
commodities.
Shiftless
::
Shiftless
(a.)
Destitute
of
expedients,
or not using
successful
expedients;
characterized
by
failure,
especially
by
failure
to
provide
for one's own
support,
through
negligence
or
incapacity;
hence,
lazy;
improvident;
thriftless;
as, a
shiftless
fellow;
shiftless
management..
Nonelection
::
Nonelection
(n.)
Failure
of
election.
Loss
::
Loss (v. t.) The act of
losing;
failure;
destruction;
privation;
as, the loss of
property;
loss of money by
gaming;
loss of
health
or
reputation..
Innutrition
::
Innutrition
(n.) Want of
nutrition;
failure
of
nourishment.
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