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Definition of formed
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Formed
(a.)
Arranged,
as stars in a
constellation;
as,
formed
stars..
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Faint
::
Faint
(superl.)
Performed,
done, or
acted,
in a weak or
feeble
manner;
not
exhibiting
vigor,
strength,
or
energy;
slight;
as, faint
efforts;
faint
resistance..
Festucous
::
Festucous
(a.)
Formed
or
consisting
of
straw.
Hail
::
Hail (n.) Small
roundish
masses
of ice
precipitated
from the
clouds,
where they are
formed
by the
congelation
of
vapor.
The
separate
masses
or
grains
are
called
hailstones..
Atellan
::
Atellan
(n.) A
farcical
drama
performed
at
Atella.
School
::
School
(n.) One of the
seminaries
for
teaching
logic,
metaphysics,
and
theology,
which were
formed
in the
Middle
Ages, and which were
characterized
by
academical
disputations
and
subtilties
of
reasoning..
Seam
::
Seam (n.) The fold or line
formed
by
sewing
together
two
pieces
of cloth or
leather.
Prejudice
::
Prejudice
(n.) To cause to have
prejudice;
to
prepossess
with
opinions
formed
without
due
knowledge
or
examination;
to bias the mind of, by hasty and
incorrect
notions;
to give an
unreasonable
bent to, as to one side or the other of a
cause;
as, to
prejudice
a
critic
or a
juryman..
Hear
::
Hear (v. i.) To be
informed
by oral
communication;
to be told; to
receive
information
by
report
or by
letter.
Chamfer
::
Chamfer
(n.) The
surface
formed
by
cutting
away the
arris,
or
angle,
formed
by two faces of a piece of
timber,
stone,
etc..
Hump
::
Hump (n.) A
protuberance;
especially,
the
protuberance
formed
by a
crooked
back..
Service
::
Service
(n.) Duty
performed
in, or
appropriate
to, any
office
or
charge;
official
function;
hence,
specifically,
military
or naval duty;
performance
of the
duties
of a
soldier..
Ramequin
::
Ramequin
(n.) A
mixture
of
cheese,
eggs, etc.,
formed
in a mold, or
served
on
bread..
Micrometer
::
Micrometer
(n.) An
instrument,
used with a
telescope
or
microscope,
for
measuring
minute
distances,
or the
apparent
diameters
of
objects
which
subtend
minute
angles.
The
measurement
given
directly
is that of the image of the
object
formed
at the focus of the
object
glass..
Lassitude
::
Lassitude
(n.) A
condition
of the body, or mind, when its
voluntary
functions
are
performed
with
difficulty,
and only by a
strong
exertion
of the will;
languor;
debility;
weariness..
Plashoot
::
Plashoot
(n.) A hedge or fence
formed
of
branches
of trees
interlaced,
or
plashed..
Unlicked
::
Unlicked
(a.) Not
licked;
hence,
not
properly
formed;
ungainly.
Cf. To lick into
shape,
under Lick, v..
Gangway
::
Gangway
(v. i.) A
passage
or way into or out of any
inclosed
place;
esp., a
temporary
way of
access
formed
of
planks..
Formedon
::
Formedon
(n.) A writ of right for a
tenant
in tail in case of a
discontinuance
of the
estate
tail. This writ has been
abolished.
In Situ
::
In situ () In its
natural
position
or
place;
-- said of a rock or
fossil,
when found in the
situation
in which it was
originally
formed
or
deposited..
Fanfare
::
Fanfare
(n.) A
flourish
of
trumpets,
as in
coming
into the
lists,
etc.; also, a short and
lively
air
performed
on
hunting
horns
during
the
chase..
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