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Definition of frequent
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Frequent
(n.)
Addicted
to any
course
of
conduct;
inclined
to
indulge
in any
practice;
habitual;
persistent.
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Aquatic
::
Aquatic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
water;
growing
in
water;
living
in,
swimming
in, or
frequenting
the
margins
of
waters;
as,
aquatic
plants
and
fowls..
Brotheler
::
Brotheler
(n.) One who
frequents
brothels.
Wood
::
Wood (n.) A large and thick
collection
of
trees;
a
forest
or
grove;
--
frequently
used in the
plural.
Custom
::
Custom
(n.)
Frequent
repetition
of the same act; way of
acting
common
to many;
ordinary
manner;
habitual
practice;
usage;
method
of doing or
living.
Geyser
::
Geyser
(n.) A
boiling
spring
which
throws
forth at
frequent
intervals
jets of
water,
mud, etc.,
driven
up by the
expansive
power of
steam..
Seldom
::
Seldom
(a.) Rare;
infrequent.
Haunt
::
Haunt (v. t.) To
inhabit
or
frequent
as a
specter;
to visit as a ghost or
apparition.
Imide
::
Imide (n.) A
compound
with, or
derivative
of, the imido
group;
specif.,
a
compound
of one or more acid
radicals
with the imido
group,
or with a
monamine;
hence,
also, a
derivative
of
ammonia,
in which two atoms of
hydrogen
have been
replaced
by
divalent
basic or acid
radicals;
--
frequently
used as a
combining
form; as,
succinimide..
Whoremonger
::
Whoremonger
(n.) A
whoremaster;
a
lecher;
a man who
frequents
the
society
of
whores.
Frequent
::
Frequent
(a.) To visit
often;
to
resort
to often or
habitually.
Grisette
::
Grisette
(n.) A
French
girl or young
married
woman of the lower
class;
more
frequently,
a young
working
woman who is fond of
gallantry..
Familiarity
::
Familiarity
(n.) The state of being
familiar;
intimate
and
frequent
converse,
or
association;
unconstrained
intercourse;
freedom
from
ceremony
and
constraint;
intimacy;
as, to live in
remarkable
familiarity..
Crackle
::
Crackle
(n.) The noise of
slight
and
frequent
cracks
or
reports;
a
crackling.
Murex
::
Murex (n.) A genus of
marine
gastropods,
having
rough,
and
frequently
spinose,
shells,
which are often
highly
colored
inside;
the rock
shells.
They
abound
in
tropical
seas..
Waterfowl
::
Waterfowl
(n.) Any bird that
frequents
the
water,
or lives about
rivers,
lakes,
etc., or on or near the sea; an
aquatic
fowl; -- used also
collectively..
Water Buck
::
Water buck () A
large,
heavy
antelope
(Kobus
ellipsiprymnus)
native
of
Central
Africa.
It
frequents
the banks of
rivers
and is a good
swimmer.
It has a white ring
around
the rump.
Called
also
photomok,
water
antelope,
and
waterbok..
Basalt
::
Basalt
(n.) A rock of
igneous
origin,
consisting
of
augite
and
triclinic
feldspar,
with
grains
of
magnetic
or
titanic
iron, and also
bottle-green
particles
of
olivine
frequently
disseminated..
Cowbird
::
Cowbird
(n.) The cow
blackbird
(Molothrus
ater),
an
American
starling.
Like the
European
cuckoo,
it
builds
no nest, but lays its eggs in the nests of other
birds;
-- so
called
because
frequently
associated
with
cattle..
Infrequent
::
Infrequent
(a.)
Seldom
happening
or
occurring;
rare;
uncommon;
unusual.
Un-
::
Un-
(adv.)
Those which have the value of
independent
words,
inasmuch
as the
simple
words are
either
not used at all, or are
rarely,
or at least much less
frequently,
used; as,
unavoidable,
unconscionable,
undeniable,
unspeakable,
unprecedented,
unruly,
and the like; or
inasmuch
as they are used in a
different
sense from the usual
meaning
of the
primitive,
or
especially
in one of the
significations
of the
latter;
as,
unaccountable,
unalloyed,
unbelieving,
unpretending,
unreserved,
and the like; o
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