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Definition of familiar
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Familiar
(a.)
Characterized
by, or
exhibiting,
the
manner
of an
intimate
friend;
not
formal;
unconstrained;
easy;
accessible..
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Man
::
Man (n.) A term of
familiar
address
often
implying
on the part of the
speaker
some
degree
of
authority,
impatience,
or
haste;
as, Come, man, we 've no time to
lose!.
Codger
::
Codger
(n.) A
singular
or odd
person;
-- a
familiar,
humorous,
or
depreciatory
appellation..
Familiarize
::
Familiarize
(v. t.) To make
acquainted,
or
skilled,
by
practice
or
study;
as, to
familiarize
one's self with a
business,
a book, or a
science..
Juvenile
::
Juvenile
(n.) A young
person
or
youth;
-- used
sportively
or
familiarly.
Profanation
::
Profanation
(v. t.) The act of
violating
sacred
things,
or of
treating
them with
contempt
or
irreverence;
irreverent
or too
familiar
treatment
or use of what is
sacred;
desecration;
as, the
profanation
of the
Sabbath;
the
profanation
of a
sanctuary;
the
profanation
of the name of God..
Ferrotype
::
Ferrotype
(n.) A
photographic
picture
taken on an iron plate by a
collodion
process;
--
familiarly
called
tintype.
Estrange
::
Estrange
(v. t.) To
withdraw;
to
withhold;
hence,
reflexively,
to keep at a
distance;
to cease to be
familiar
and
friendly
with..
Memoirs
::
Memoirs
(n.) A
memorial
account;
a
history
composed
from
personal
experience
and
memory;
an
account
of
transactions
or
events
(usually
written
in
familiar
style)
as they are
remembered
by the
writer.
See
History,
2..
Habitude
::
Habitude
(n.)
Habitual
association,
intercourse,
or
familiarity..
Inwardness
::
Inwardness
(n.)
Intimacy;
familiarity.
Blackcoat
::
Blackcoat
(n.) A
clergyman;
--
familiarly
so
called,
as a
soldier
is
sometimes
called
a
redcoat
or a
bluecoat..
Familiarness
::
Familiarness
(n.)
Familiarity.
Skilled
::
Skilled
(a.)
Having
familiar
knowledge
united
with
readiness
and
dexterity
in its
application;
familiarly
acquainted
with;
expert;
skillful;
-- often
followed
by in; as, a
person
skilled
in
drawing
or
geometry..
Parlor
::
Parlor
(n.) In large
private
houses,
a
sitting
room for the
family
and for
familiar
guests,
-- a room for less
formal
uses than the
drawing-room.
Esp., in
modern
times,
the
dining
room of a house
having
few
apartments,
as a
London
house,
where the
dining
parlor
is
usually
on the
ground
floor..
Towser
::
Towser
(n.) A
familiar
name for a dog.
New
::
New
(superl.)
Not
habituated;
not
familiar;
unaccustomed.
Goodman
::
Goodman
(n.) A
husband;
the
master
of a house or
family;
-- often used in
speaking
familiarly.
Mouse
::
Mouse (n.) A
familiar
term of
endearment.
Proverb
::
Proverb
(n.) A
familiar
illustration;
a
subject
of
contemptuous
reference.
Familiary
::
Familiary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
family
or
household;
domestic.
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