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Definition of fixed
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Fixed (a.)
Securely
placed
or
fastened;
settled;
established;
firm;
imovable;
unalterable.
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Stall
::
Stall (v. i.) A
stand;
a
station;
a fixed spot;
hence,
the stand or place where a horse or an ox kept and fed; the
division
of a
stable,
or the
compartment,
for one
horse,
ox, or other
animal..
Stamina
::
Stamina
(n. pl.) The
fixed,
firm part of a body, which
supports
it or gives it
strength
and
solidity;
as, the bones are the
stamina
of
animal
bodies;
the
ligneous
parts of trees are the
stamina
which
constitute
their
strength..
Chock
::
Chock (n.) A heavy
casting
of
metal,
usually
fixed near the
gunwale.
It has two short
horn-shaped
arms
curving
inward,
between
which ropes or
hawsers
may pass for
towing,
mooring,
etc..
Contain
::
Contain
(v. t.) To hold
within
fixed
limits;
to
comprise;
to
include;
to
inclose;
to hold.
Sconce
::
Sconce
(p. p.) A
protection
for a
light;
a
lantern
or cased
support
for a
candle;
hence,
a fixed
hanging
or
projecting
candlestick..
Glaive
::
Glaive
(n.) A
weapon
formerly
used,
consisting
of a large blade fixed on the end of a pole, whose edge was on the
outside
curve;
also, a light lance with a long
sharp-pointed
head..
Tire
::
Tire (v. i.) To
seize,
rend, or tear
something
as prey; to be fixed upon, or
engaged
with,
anything..
Stamp
::
Stamp (v. t.)
Hence,
a
stamped
or
printed
device,
issued
by the
government
at a fixed
price,
and
required
by law to be
affixed
to, or
stamped
on,
certain
papers,
as
evidence
that the
government
dues are paid; as, a
postage
stamp;
a
receipt
stamp,
etc..
Moveless
::
Moveless
(a.)
Motionless;
fixed.
Antecedent
::
Antecedent
(n.) The first or
conditional
part of a
hypothetical
proposition;
as, If the earth is
fixed,
the sun must
move..
Post
::
Post (n.) The place at which
anything
is
stopped,
placed,
or
fixed;
a
station..
Settler
::
Settler
(n.) One who
settles,
becomes
fixed,
established,
etc..
Sextile
::
Sextile
(a.)
Measured
by sixty
degrees;
fixed or
indicated
by a
distance
of sixty
degrees.
Tompion
::
Tompion
(n.) The iron
bottom
to which
grapeshot
are
fixed.
Immobility
::
Immobility
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
immobile;
fixedness
in place or
state.
Affix
::
Affix (v. t.) To fix or
fasten
figuratively;
-- with on or upon; as, eyes
affixed
upon the
ground..
Meditate
::
Meditate
(v. t.) To
contemplate;
to keep the mind fixed upon; to
study.
Radiant
::
Radiant
(n.) A
straight
line
proceeding
from a given
point,
or fixed pole, about which it is
conceived
to
revolve..
Lady
::
Lady (n.) A woman of
social
distinction
or
position.
In
England,
a title
prefixed
to the name of any woman whose
husband
is not of lower rank than a
baron,
or whose
father
was a
nobleman
not lower than an earl. The wife of a
baronet
or
knight
has the title of Lady by
courtesy,
but not by
right..
Un-
::
Un-
(adv.)
An
inseparable
prefix,
or
particle,
signifying
not; in-; non-. In- is
prefixed
mostly
to words of Latin
origin,
or else to words
formed
by Latin
suffixes;
un- is of much wider
application,
and is
attached
at will to
almost
any
adjective,
or
participle
used
adjectively,
or
adverb,
from which it may be
desired
to form a
corresponding
negative
adjective
or
adverb,
and is also, but less
freely,
prefixed
to
nouns.
Un-
sometimes
has
merely
an
intensive
force;
as in
unmerciless,
unremorseles
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