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Definition of fast
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Fast (v.) Not
easily
disturbed
or
broken;
deep;
sound.
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Shamefast
::
Shamefast
(a.)
Modest;
shamefaced.
Rope
::
Rope (v. t.) To
connect
or
fasten
together,
as a party of
mountain
climbers,
with a
rope..
Stop
::
Stop (v. t.) To make fast; to
stopper.
Tie
::
Tie (v. t.) To unite
firmly;
to
fasten;
to hold.
Frog
::
Frog (v. t.) To
ornament
or
fasten
(a coat, etc.) with
trogs.
See Frog, n., 4..
Octaemeron
::
Octaemeron
(n.) A fast of eight days
before
a great
festival.
Gib
::
Gib (v. t.) To
secure
or
fasten
with a gib, or gibs; to
provide
with a gib, or
gibs..
Ephod
::
Ephod (n.) A part of the
sacerdotal
habit among Jews, being a
covering
for the back and
breast,
held
together
on the
shoulders
by two
clasps
or
brooches
of onyx
stones
set in gold, and
fastened
by a
girdle
of the same stuff as the
ephod.
The ephod for the
priests
was of plain
linen;
that for the high
priest
was
richly
embroidered
in
colors.
The
breastplate
of the high
priest
was worn upon the ephod in
front..
Fasten
::
Fasten
(v. i.) To fix one's self; to take firm hold; to
clinch;
to
cling.
Fast
::
Fast (n.) That which
fastens
or
holds;
especially,
(Naut.)
a
mooring
rope,
hawser,
or
chain;
--
called,
according
to its
position,
a bow, head,
quarter,
breast,
or stern fast; also, a post on a pier
around
which
hawsers
are
passed
in
mooring..
Bitts
::
Bitts (n. pl.) A frame of two
strong
timbers
fixed
perpendicularly
in the fore part of a ship, on which to
fasten
the
cables
as the ship rides at
anchor,
or in
warping.
Other bitts are used for
belaying
(belaying
bitts),
for
sustaining
the
windlass
(carrick
bitts,
winch
bitts,
or
windlass
bitts),
to hold the pawls of the
windlass
(pawl
bitts)
etc..
Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) A light
repast
or
luncheon;
as, a cold
collation;
-- first
applied
to the
refreshment
on fast days that
accompanied
the
reading
of the
collation
in
monasteries..
Unbutton
::
Unbutton
(v. t.) To loose the
buttons
of; to
unfasten.
Jumper
::
"Jumper
(n.)
spring
to impel the star
wheel,
also a pawl to lock fast a
wheel,
in a
repeating
timepiece..
Turn-buckle
::
Turn-buckle
(n.) A
gravitating
catch,
as for
fastening
a
shutter,
the end of a
chain,
or a
hasp..
Nice
::
Nice
(superl.)
Overscrupulous
or
exacting;
hard to
please
or
satisfy;
fastidious
in small
matters.
Bridle
::
Bridle
(n.) A span of rope, line, or chain made fast as both ends, so that
another
rope, line, or chain may be
attached
to its
middle..
Hitch
::
Hitch (n.) A knot or noose in a rope which can be
readily
undone;
--
intended
for a
temporary
fastening;
as, a half
hitch;
a clove
hitch;
a
timber
hitch,
etc..
Cable
::
Cable (v. t.) To
fasten
with a
cable.
Chape
::
Chape (n.) The piece by which an
object
is
attached
to
something,
as the frog of a
scabbard
or the metal loop at the back of a
buckle
by which it is
fastened
to a
strap..
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