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Definition of fast
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 fast is as below...
Fast (v. i.) To
practice
abstinence
as a
religious
exercise
or duty; to
abstain
from food
voluntarily
for a time, for the
mortification
of the body or
appetites,
or as a token of
grief,
or
humiliation
and
penitence..
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Gig
::
Gig (n.) A long, light
rowboat,
generally
clinkerbuilt,
and
designed
to be fast; a boat
appropriated
to the use of the
commanding
officer;
as, the
captain's
gig..
Torsion
::
Torsion
(n.) The act of
turning
or
twisting,
or the state of being
twisted;
the
twisting
or
wrenching
of a body by the
exertion
of a
lateral
force
tending
to turn one end or part of it about a
longitudinal
axis, while the other is held fast or
turned
in the
opposite
direction..
Uphasp
::
Uphasp
(v. t.) To hasp or
faster
up; to
close;
as, sleep
uphasps
the
eyes..
Collet
::
Collet
(n.) A small metal ring; a small
collar
fastened
on an
arbor;
as, the
collet
on the
balance
arbor of a
watch;
a small
socket
on a stem, for
holding
a
drill..
Instop
::
Instop
(v. t.) To stop; to
close;
to make fast; as, to
instop
the
seams..
Ramadan
::
Ramadan
(n.) The great
annual
fast of the
Mohammedans,
kept
during
daylight
through
the ninth
month..
Lock
::
Lock (n.)
Anything
that
fastens;
specifically,
a
fastening,
as for a door, a lid, a
trunk,
a
drawer,
and the like, in which a bolt is moved by a key so as to hold or to
release
the thing
fastened..
Skate
::
Skate (n.) A
metallic
runner
with a frame
shaped
to fit the sole of a shoe, -- made to be
fastened
under the foot, and used for
moving
rapidly
on ice..
Caftan
::
Caftan
(n.) A
garment
worn
throughout
the
Levant,
consisting
of a long gown with
sleeves
reaching
below the
hands.
It is
generally
fastened
by a belt or
sash..
Belay
::
Belay (v. t.) To make fast, as a rope, by
taking
several
turns with it round a pin,
cleat,
or
kevel..
Mooring
::
Mooring
(n.) The act of
confining
a ship to a
particular
place,
by means of
anchors
or
fastenings..
Breastband
::
Breastband
(n.) A band for the
breast.
Specifically:
(Naut.)
A band of
canvas,
or a rope,
fastened
at both ends to the
rigging,
to
support
the man who
heaves
the lead in
sounding..
Tie
::
Tie (v. t.) A knot; a
fastening.
Mortise
::
Mortise
(v. t.) To join or
fasten
by a tenon and
mortise;
as, to
mortise
a beam into a post, or a joist into a
girder..
Splintered
::
Splint
(v. t.) To
fasten
or
confine
with
splints,
as a
broken
limb. See
Splint,
n., 2..
Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A small catch or
fastening
held or
closed
by means of a
spring,
or one which
closes
with a
snapping
sound,
as the catch of a
bracelet,
necklace,
clasp of a book, etc..
Creance
::
Creance
(n.) A fine, small line,
fastened
to a
hawk's
leash,
when it is first
lured..
Harpings
::
Harpings
(n. pl.) The fore parts of the
wales,
which
encompass
the bow of a
vessel,
and are
fastened
to the
stem..
Dowel
::
Dowel (v. t.) To
fasten
together
by
dowels;
to
furnish
with
dowels;
as, a
cooper
dowels
pieces
for the head of a
cask..
Breakfasted
::
breakfasted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Breakfas.
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