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Definition of fig
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 fig is as below...
Fig (n.) A small fruit tree
(Ficus
Carica)
with large
leaves,
known from the
remotest
antiquity.
It was
probably
native
from Syria
westward
to the
Canary
Islands..
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Prefigurate
::
Prefigurate
(v. t.) To
prefigure.
Lapse
::
Lapse (v. i.) To pass
slowly
and
smoothly
downward,
backward,
or away; to slip
downward,
backward,
or away; to
glide;
--
mostly
restricted
to
figurative
uses..
Lurch
::
Lurch (n.) A
sudden
roll of a ship to one side, as in heavy
weather;
hence,
a
swaying
or
staggering
movement
to one side, as that by a
drunken
man. Fig.: A
sudden
and
capricious
inclination
of the
mind..
Cockpit
::
Cockpit
(n.) A pit, or
inclosed
area, for
cockfights..
Unbury
::
Unbury
(v. t.) To
disinter;
to
exhume;
fig., to
disclose..
Obsecration
::
Obsecration
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
in which the
orator
implores
the
assistance
of God or man.
Transform
::
Transform
(v. t.) To
change,
as an
algebraic
expression
or
geometrical
figure,
into
another
from
without
altering
its
value..
Turn
::
Turn (n.) Form; cast;
shape;
manner;
fashion;
-- used in a
literal
or
figurative
sense;
hence,
form of
expression;
mode of
signifying;
as, the turn of
thought;
a man of a
sprightly
turn in
conversation..
Pentacle
::
Pentacle
(n.) A
figure
composed
of two
equilateral
triangles
intersecting
so as to form a
six-pointed
star, -- used in early
ornamental
art, and also with
superstitious
import
by the
astrologers
and
mystics
of the
Middle
Ages..
Milksop
::
Milksop
(n.) A piece of bread
sopped
in milk;
figuratively,
an
effeminate
or
weak-minded
person..
Bicker
::
Bicker
(n.) A fight with
stones
between
two
parties
of boys.
Toadflax
::
Toadflax
(n.) An herb
(Linaria
vulgaris)
of the
Figwort
family,
having
narrow
leaves
and showy
orange
and
yellow
flowers;
--
called
also
butter
and eggs,
flaxweed,
and
ramsted..
Battle
::
Battle
(n.) To join in
battle;
to
contend
in
fight;
as, to
battle
over
theories..
Prick
::
Prick (v.) The act of
pricking,
or the
sensation
of being
pricked;
a
sharp,
stinging
pain;
figuratively,
remorse..
Naumachy
::
Naumachy
(n.) A naval
battle;
esp., a mock sea
fight..
Hurricane
::
Hurricane
(n.) A
violent
storm,
characterized
by
extreme
fury and
sudden
changes
of the wind, and
generally
accompanied
by rain,
thunder,
and
lightning;
--
especially
prevalent
in the East and West
Indies.
Also used
figuratively..
Cheveril
::
Cheveril
(v. i.) Soft
leather
made of kid skin. Fig.: Used as a
symbol
of
flexibility.
Pyrula
::
Pyrula
(n.) A genus of large
marine
gastropods.
having
a
pear-shaped
shell.
It
includes
the
fig-shells.
See
Illust.
in
Appendix.
Firework
::
Firework
(n.) A
device
for
producing
a
striking
display
of
light,
or a
figure
or
figures
in plain or
colored
fire, by the
combustion
of
materials
that burn in some
peculiar
manner,
as
gunpowder,
sulphur,
metallic
filings,
and
various
salts.
The most
common
feature
of
fireworks
is a paper or
pasteboard
tube
filled
with the
combustible
material.
A
number
of these tubes or cases are often
combined
so as to make, when
kindled,
a great
variety
of
figures
in fire, often
variously
colored.
The
skyrocke
Tile
::
Tile (v. t.) Fig.: To
cover,
as if with
tiles..
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