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Definition of fine
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 fine is as below...
Fine
(superl.)
Having
(such)
a
proportion
of pure metal in its
composition;
as, coins nine
tenths
fine..
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Frippery
::
Frippery
(n.)
Hence:
Secondhand
finery;
cheap and
tawdry
decoration;
affected
elegance.
Lawny
::
Lawny (a.) Made of lawn or fine
linen.
Harrow
::
Harrow
(n.) An
implement
of
agriculture,
usually
formed
of
pieces
of
timber
or metal
crossing
each
other,
and set with iron or
wooden
teeth.
It is drawn over
plowed
land to level it and break the
clods,
to stir the soil and make it fine, or to cover seed when
sown..
Point
::
Point (n.)
Anything
which
tapers
to a
sharp,
well-defined
termination.
Specifically:
A small
promontory
or cape; a tract of land
extending
into the water
beyond
the
common
shore
line..
Invulgar
::
Invulgar
(a.) Not
vulgar;
refined;
elegant.
Curb
::
Curb (v. t.) To guide and
manage,
or
restrain,
as with a curb; to bend to one's will; to
subject;
to
subdue;
to
restrain;
to
confine;
to keep in
check..
Vulgarity
::
Vulgarity
(n.)
Grossness
or
clownishness
of
manners
of
language;
absence
of
refinement;
coarseness.
Latitude
::
Latitude
(n.) Room;
space;
freedom
from
confinement
or
restraint;
hence,
looseness;
laxity;
independence..
Cravat
::
Cravat
(n.) A
neckcloth;
a piece of silk, fine
muslin,
or other
cloth,
worn by men about the
neck..
Mince-meat
::
Mince-meat
(n.)
Minced
meat; meat
chopped
very fine; a
mixture
of
boiled
meat, suet,
apples,
etc.,
chopped
very fine, to which
spices
and
raisins
are
added;
-- used in
making
mince pie..
Alhambresque
::
Alhambresque
(a.) Made or
decorated
after the
fanciful
style of the
ornamentation
in the
Alhambra,
which
affords
an
unusually
fine
exhibition
of
Saracenic
or
Arabesque
architecture..
Escape
::
Escape
(v. i.) To get free from that which
confines
or
holds;
-- used of
persons
or
things;
as, to
escape
from
prison,
from
arrest,
or from
slavery;
gas
escapes
from the
pipes;
electricity
escapes
from its
conductors..
Subtile
::
Subtile
(a.)
Characterized
by
nicety
of
discrimination;
discerning;
delicate;
refined;
subtle.
Batiste
::
Batiste
(n.)
Originally,
cambric
or lawn of fine
linen;
now
applied
also to cloth of
similar
texture
made of
cotton..
Bel-esprit
::
Bel-esprit
(n.) A fine
genius,
or man of wit..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n.) To admit or
elevate
to a
certain
grade or
degree;
esp., in a
college
or
university,
to
admit,
at the close of the
course,
to an
honorable
standing
defined
by a
diploma;
as, he was
graduated
at Yale
College..
Grand
::
Grand
(superl.)
Great in size, and fine or
imposing
in
appearance
or
impression;
illustrious,
dignifled,
or noble (said of
persons);
majestic,
splendid,
magnificent,
or
sublime
(said of
things);
as, a grand
monarch;
a grand lord; a grand
general;
a grand view; a grand
conception..
Elegant
::
Elegant
(a.) Very
choice,
and
hence,
pleasing
to good
taste;
characterized
by
grace,
propriety,
and
refinement,
and the
absence
of every thing
offensive;
exciting
admiration
and
approbation
by
symmetry,
completeness,
freedom
from
blemish,
and the like;
graceful;
tasteful
and
highly
attractive;
as,
elegant
manners;
elegant
style of
composition;
an
elegant
speaker;
an
elegant
structure..
Confinement
::
Confinement
(n.)
Restraint
within
doors by
sickness,
esp. that
caused
by
childbirth;
lying-in..
Virtu
::
Virtu (n.) A love of the fine arts; a taste for
curiosities.
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