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Definition of frequent
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Frequent
(n.) Often or
commonly
reported.
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Unseldom
::
Unseldom
(adv.)
Not
seldom;
frequently.
Affect
::
Affect
(v. t.) To show a
fondness
for; to like to use or
practice;
to
choose;
hence,
to
frequent
habitually..
Alunogen
::
Alunogen
(n.) A white
fibrous
mineral
frequently
found on the walls of mines and
quarries,
chiefly
hydrous
sulphate
of
alumina;
-- also
called
feather
alum, and hair
salt..
Magnetometer
::
Magnetometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
intensity
of
magnetic
forces;
also, less
frequently,
an
instrument
for
determining
any of the
terrestrial
magnetic
elements,
as the dip and
declination..
Cough
::
Cough (v. i.) The more or less
frequent
repetition
of
coughing,
constituting
a
symptom
of
disease..
Hypothesis
::
Hypothesis
(n.) A
tentative
theory
or
supposition
provisionally
adopted
to
explain
certain
facts,
and to guide in the
investigation
of
others;
hence,
frequently
called
a
working
hypothesis..
Grovy
::
Grovy (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
grove;
situated
in, or
frequenting,
groves..
Barter
::
Barter
(v. t.) To trade or
exchange
in the way of
barter;
to
exchange
(frequently
for an
unworthy
consideration);
to
traffic;
to
truck;
--
sometimes
followed
by away; as, to
barter
away goods or
honor..
Euchre
::
Euchre
(n.) A game at
cards,
that may be
played
by two,
three,
or four
persons,
the
highest
card
(except
when an extra card
called
the Joker is used) being the knave of the same suit as the
trump,
and
called
right
bower,
the
lowest
card used being the
seven,
or
frequently,
in
two-handed
euchre,
the nine spot. See
Bower..
Toper
::
Toper (n.) One who
topes,
or
drinks
frequently
or to
excess;
a
drunkard;
a sot..
Aquatic
::
Aquatic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
water;
growing
in
water;
living
in,
swimming
in, or
frequenting
the
margins
of
waters;
as,
aquatic
plants
and
fowls..
Crackling
::
Crackling
(n.) The
making
of
small,
sharp
cracks
or
reports,
frequently
repeated..
Playgoer
::
Playgoer
(n.) One who
frequents
playhouses,
or
attends
dramatic
performances..
Tipple
::
Tipple
(v. t.) To
drink,
as
strong
liquors,
frequently
or in
excess..
Parakeet
::
Parakeet
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
parrots
having
a
graduated
tail, which is
frequently
very long; --
called
also
paroquet
and
paraquet..
Tubercle
::
Tubercle
(n.) A small mass or
aggregation
of
morbid
matter;
especially,
the
deposit
which
accompanies
scrofula
or
phthisis.
This is
composed
of a hard,
grayish,
or
yellowish,
translucent
or
opaque
matter,
which
gradually
softens,
and
excites
suppuration
in its
vicinity.
It is most
frequently
found in the
lungs,
causing
consumption..
Frequented
::
Frequented
(imp. & p. p.) of
Frequen.
Bordeller
::
Bordeller
(n.) A
keeper
or a
frequenter
of a
brothel.
Donkey
::
Donkey
(n.) An ass; or (less
frequently)
a mule.
Key
::
Key (n.) A bar, pin or
wedge,
to
secure
a
crank,
pulley,
coupling,
etc., upon a
shaft,
and
prevent
relative
turning;
sometimes
holding
by
friction
alone,
but more
frequently
by its
resistance
to
shearing,
being
usually
embedded
partly
in the shaft and
partly
in the
crank,
pulley,
etc..
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