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Definition of find
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Find (v. t.) To
discover
by study or
experiment
direct
to an
object
or end; as, water is found to be a
compound
substance..
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Find
::
Find (v. t.) To
provide
for; to
supply;
to
furnish;
as, to find food for
workemen;
he finds his
nephew
in
money..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To find a final
outlet;
to
discharge
its
waters;
to
empty;
-- with into; as, the river Rhone falls into the
Mediterranean..
Scold
::
Scold (v. i.) To find fault or rail with rude
clamor;
to
brawl;
to utter
harsh,
rude,
boisterous
rebuke;
to chide
sharply
or
coarsely;
-- often with at; as, to scold at a
servant..
Comet-finder
::
Comet-finder
(n.) Alt. of
Comet-
seeke.
Gnomon
::
Gnomon
(n.) A style or
column
erected
perpendicularly
to the
horizon,
formerly
used in
astronomocal
observations.
Its
principal
use was to find the
altitude
of the sun by
measuring
the
length
of its
shadow..
Conviction
::
Conviction
(n.) The act of
convicting;
the act of
proving,
finding,
or
adjudging,
guilty
of an
offense..
Nagging
::
Nagging
(a.)
Fault-finding;
teasing;
persistently
annoying;
as, a
nagging
toothache..
Inquisition
::
Inquisition
(n.) The
finding
of a jury,
especially
such a
finding
under a writ of
inquiry..
Quarrel
::
Quarrel
(v. i.) To find
fault;
to
cavil;
as, to
quarrel
with one's lot..
Point
::
Point (n.) The
attitude
assumed
by a
pointer
dog when he finds game; as, the dog came to a
point.
See
Pointer..
Found
::
Found () imp. & p. p. of Find.
Eureka
::
Eureka
() The
exclamation
attributed
to
Archimedes,
who is said to have cried out
Eureka!
eureka!
(I have found it! I have found it!), upon
suddenly
discovering
a
method
of
finding
out how much the gold of King
Hiero's
crown had been
alloyed.
Hence,
an
expression
of
triumph
concerning
a
discovery..
Finding
::
Finding
(n.) That which is
found,
come upon, or
provided;
esp.
(pl.),
that which a
journeyman
artisan
finds or
provides
for
himself;
as
tools,
trimmings,
etc..
Conviction
::
Conviction
(n.) A
judgment
of
condemnation
entered
by a court
having
jurisdiction;
the act or
process
of
finding
guilty,
or the state of being found
guilty
of any crime by a legal
tribunal..
Trichina
::
Trichina
(n.) A
small,
slender
nematoid
worm
(Trichina
spiralis)
which,
in the
larval
state,
is
parasitic,
often in
immense
numbers,
in the
voluntary
muscles
of man, the hog, and many other
animals.
When
insufficiently
cooked
meat
containing
the
larvae
is
swallowed
by man, they are
liberated
and
rapidly
become
adult,
pair, and the
ovoviviparous
females
produce
in a short time large
numbers
of young which find their way into the
muscles,
either
directly,
or
indirectly
by means of the
blood.
Their
Reason
::
Reason
(v. t.) To find by
logical
processes;
to
explain
or
justify
by
reason
or
argument;
--
usually
with out; as, to
reason
out the
causes
of the
librations
of the
moon..
Surveyal
::
Survey
(n.) The
operation
of
finding
the
contour,
dimensions,
position,
or other
particulars
of, as any part of the
earth's
surface,
whether
land or
water;
also, a
measured
plan and
description
of any
portion
of
country,
or of a road or line
through
it..
Deprehend
::
Deprehend
(v. t.) To
detect;
to
discover;
to find out.
Smoke
::
Smoke (v. t.) To smell out; to hunt out; to find out; to
detect.
Cul-de-sac
::
Cul-de-sac
(n.) a
position
in which an army finds
itself
with no way of exit but to the
front.
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