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Definition of find
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Find (v. t.) To
attain
to; to
arrive
at; to
acquire.
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Deprehend
::
Deprehend
(v. t.) To
detect;
to
discover;
to find out.
Multiply
::
Multiply
(v. t.) To add (any given
number
or
quantity)
to
itself
a
certain
number
of
times;
to find the
product
of by
multiplication;
thus 7
multiplied
by 8
produces
the
number
56; to
multiply
two
numbers.
See the Note under
Multiplication.
Detecter
::
Detecter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
detects
or
brings
to
light;
one who finds out what
another
attempts
to
conceal;
a
detector..
Ascertain
::
Ascertain
(v. t.) To find out or learn for a
certainty,
by
trial,
examination,
or
experiment;
to get to know; as, to
ascertain
the
weight
of a
commodity,
or the
purity
of a
metal..
Present
::
Present
(a.) To lay
before
a court as an
object
of
inquiry;
to give
notice
officially
of, as a crime of
offence;
to find or
represent
judicially;
as, a grand jury
present
certain
offenses
or
nuisances,
or
whatever
they think to be
public
injuries..
Comet-finder
::
Comet-finder
(n.) Alt. of
Comet-
seeke.
Equation
::
Equation
(n.) A
quantity
to be
applied
in
computing
the mean place or other
element
of a
celestial
body; that is, any one of the
several
quantities
to be added to, or taken from, its
position
as
calculated
on the
hypothesis
of a mean
uniform
motion,
in order to find its true
position
as
resulting
from its
actual
and
unequal
motion..
Find
::
Find (v. i.) To
determine
an issue of fact, and to
declare
such a
determination
to a
court;
as, the jury find for the
plaintiff..
Discover
::
Discover
(v. t.) To
obtain
for the first time sight or
knowledge
of, as of a thing
existing
already,
but not
perceived
or
known;
to find; to
ascertain;
to espy; to
detect..
Diffind
::
Diffind
(v. t.) To
split.
Labyrinth
::
Labyrinth
(n.) An
edifice
or place full of
intricate
passageways
which
render
it
difficult
to find the way from the
interior
to the
entrance;
as, the
Egyptian
and
Cretan
labyrinths..
Find
::
Find (v. t.) To learn by
experience
or
trial;
to
perceive;
to
experience;
to
discover
by the
intellect
or the
feelings;
to
detect;
to feel.
Comet- Seeker
::
Comet-
seeker
(n.) A
telescope
of low
power,
having
a large field of view, used for
finding
comets..
Retriever
::
Retriever
(n.) A dor, or a breed of dogs,
chiefly
employed
to
retrieve,
or to find and
recover
game birds that have been
killed
or
wounded..
Finder
::
Finder
(n.) One who, or that
which,
finds;
specifically
(Astron.),
a small
telescope
of low power and large field of view,
attached
to a
larger
telescope,
for the
purpose
of
finding
an
object
more
readily..
Backstair
::
Backstair
(a.)
Private;
indirect;
secret;
intriguing;
-- as if
finding
access
by the back
stairs.
Integrate
::
Integrate
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
operation
of
integration;
to find the
integral
of.
Ensearch
::
Ensearch
(v. i.) To make
search;
to try to find
something.
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..
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.)
Finding
out or
ascertaining
something
previously
unknown
or
unrecognized;
as,
Harvey's
discovery
of the
circulation
of the
blood..
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