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Definition of familiar
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 familiar is as below...
Familiar
(a.)
Closely
acquainted
or
intimate,
as a
friend
or
companion;
well
versed
in, as any
subject
of
study;
as,
familiar
with the
Scriptures..
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Disreputable
::
Disreputable
(a.) Not
reputable;
of bad
repute;
not in
esteem;
dishonorable;
disgracing
the
reputation;
tending
to bring into
disesteem;
as, it is
disreputable
to
associate
familiarly
with the mean, the lewd, and the
profane..
Familiary
::
Familiary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
family
or
household;
domestic.
Mouse
::
Mouse (n.) A
familiar
term of
endearment.
Renard
::
Renard
(n.) A fox; -- so
called
in
fables
or
familiar
tales,
and in
poetry..
Versant
::
Versant
(a.)
Familiar;
conversant.
Sirrah
::
Sirrah
(n.) A term of
address
implying
inferiority
and used in
anger,
contempt,
reproach,
or
disrespectful
familiarity,
addressed
to a man or boy, but
sometimes
to a
woman.
In
sililoquies
often
preceded
by ah. Not used in the
plural..
Tete-a-tete
::
Tete-a-tete
(n.)
Private
conversation;
familiar
interview
or
conference
of two
persons.
Vaudeville
::
Vaudeville
(n.) A kind of song of a
lively
character,
frequently
embodying
a
satire
on some
person
or
event,
sung to a
familiar
air in
couplets
with a
refrain;
a
street
song; a
topical
song..
Habituate
::
Habituate
(v. t.) To make
accustomed;
to
accustom;
to
familiarize.
Custom
::
Custom
(v. t.) To make
familiar;
to
accustom.
Overfree
::
Overfree
(a.) Free to
excess;
too
liberal;
too
familiar.
Villainous
::
Villainous
(a.)
Sorry;
mean;
mischievous;
-- in a
familiar
sense.
Staled
::
Stale (v. i.) Worn out by use or
familiarity;
having
lost its
novelty
and power of
pleasing;
trite;
common.
Homely
::
Homely
(n.)
Belonging
to, or
having
the
characteristics
of, home;
domestic;
familiar;
intimate..
Homiletical
::
Homiletical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
familiar
intercourse;
social;
affable;
conversable;
companionable.
Familiar
::
Familiar
(a.)
Characterized
by, or
exhibiting,
the
manner
of an
intimate
friend;
not
formal;
unconstrained;
easy;
accessible..
Homeliness
::
Homeliness
(n.)
Familiarity;
intimacy.
Familiarity
::
Familiarity
(n.)
Anything
said or done by one
person
to
another
unceremoniously
and
without
constraint;
esp., in the pl., such
actions
and words as
propriety
and
courtesy
do not
warrant;
liberties..
Bub
::
Bub (n.) A young
brother;
a
little
boy; -- a
familiar
term of
address
of a small boy.
Modest
::
Modest
(a.)
Observing
the
proprieties
of the sex; not
unwomanly
in act or
bearing;
free from undue
familiarity,
indecency,
or
lewdness;
decent
in
speech
and
demeanor;
-- said of a
woman..
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