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Definition of fault
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Fault (n.)
Failure
to serve the ball into the
proper
court.
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Peccant
::
Peccant
(a.)
Wrong;
defective;
faulty.
Fault
::
Fault (n.) A moral
failing;
a
defect
or
dereliction
from duty; a
deviation
from
propriety;
an
offense
less
serious
than a
crime.
Excuse
::
Excuse
(v. t.) That which
excuses;
that which
extenuates
or
justifies
a
fault.
Imperfection
::
Imperfection
(a.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
imperfect;
want of
perfection;
incompleteness;
deficiency;
fault or
blemish.
Vice
::
Vice (n.) A
defect;
a
fault;
an
error;
a
blemish;
an
imperfection;
as, the vices of a
political
constitution;
the vices of a
horse..
Vice
::
Vice (n.) A moral fault or
failing;
especially,
immoral
conduct
or
habit,
as in the
indulgence
of
degrading
appetites;
customary
deviation
in a
single
respect,
or in
general,
from a right
standard,
implying
a
defect
of
natural
character,
or the
result
of
training
and
habits;
a
harmful
custom;
immorality;
depravity;
wickedness;
as, a life of vice; the vice of
intemperance..
Twit
::
Twit (v. t.) To vex by
bringing
to
notice,
or
reminding
of, a
fault,
defect,
misfortune,
or the like; to
revile;
to
reproach;
to
upbraid;
to
taunt;
as, he
twitted
his
friend
of
falsehood..
Smooth
::
Smooth
(a.) To
palliate;
to
gloze;
as, to
smooth
over a
fault..
Palliate
::
Palliate
(v. t.) To cover with
excuses;
to
conceal
the
enormity
of, by
excuses
and
apologies;
to
extenuate;
as, to
palliate
faults..
Decry
::
Decry (v. t.) To cry down; to
censure
as
faulty,
mean, or
worthless;
to
clamor
against;
to blame
clamorously;
to
discredit;
to
disparage..
Punish
::
Punish
(v. t.) To
impose
a
penalty
upon; to
afflict
with pain, loss, or
suffering
for a crime or
fault,
either
with or
without
a view to the
offender's
amendment;
to cause to
suffer
in
retribution;
to
chasten;
as, to
punish
traitors
with
death;
a
father
punishes
his child for
willful
disobedience..
Criticism
::
Criticism
(n.) The rules and
principles
which
regulate
the
practice
of the
critic;
the art of
judging
with
knowledge
and
propriety
of the
beauties
and
faults
of a
literary
performance,
or of a
production
in the fine arts; as,
dramatic
criticism..
Vicety
::
Vicety
(n.)
Fault;
defect;
coarseness.
Squalodon
::
Squally
(a.) Not
equally
good
throughout;
not
uniform;
uneven;
faulty;
-- said of
cloth.
Confess
::
Confess
(v. t.) To make
acknowledgment
or
avowal
in a
matter
pertaining
to one's self; to
acknowledge,
own, or
admit,
as a
crime,
a
fault,
a
debt..
Misdemeanor
::
Misdemeanor
(n.) Ill
behavior;
evil
conduct;
fault.
Implicate
::
Implicate
(v. t.) To bring into
connection
with; to
involve;
to
connect;
--
applied
to
persons,
in an
unfavorable
sense;
as, the
evidence
implicates
many in this
conspiracy;
to be
implicated
in a
crime,
a
discreditable
transaction,
a
fault,
etc..
Rub
::
Rub (n.)
Imperfection;
failing;
fault.
Default
::
Default
(n.) A
neglect
of, or
failure
to take, some step
necessary
to
secure
the
benefit
of law, as a
failure
to
appear
in court at a day
assigned,
especially
of the
defendant
in a suit when
called
to make
answer;
also of
jurors,
witnesses,
etc..
Culpable
::
Culpable
(a.)
Deserving
censure;
worthy
of
blame;
faulty;
immoral;
criminal.
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