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Definition of frequent
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Frequent
(a.) To make full; to fill.
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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..
Tot
::
Tot (n.)
Anything
small;
--
frequently
applied
as a term of
endearment
to a
little
child.
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..
Sauter
::
Sauter
(v. t.) To fry
lightly
and
quickly,
as meat, by
turning
or
tossing
it over
frequently
in a hot pan
greased
with a
little
fat..
Oftentide
::
Oftentide
(adv.)
Frequently;
often.
Bordeller
::
Bordeller
(n.) A
keeper
or a
frequenter
of a
brothel.
Conferva
::
Conferva
(n.) Any
unbranched,
slender,
green plant of the
fresh-water
algae.
The word is
frequently
used in a wider
sense..
Crackle
::
Crackle
(n.) The noise of
slight
and
frequent
cracks
or
reports;
a
crackling.
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..
Playgoer
::
Playgoer
(n.) One who
frequents
playhouses,
or
attends
dramatic
performances..
Exsiccator
::
Exsiccator
(n.) An
apparatus
for
drying
substances
or
preserving
them from
moisture;
a
desiccator;
also, less
frequently,
an agent
employed
to
absorb
moisture,
as
calcium
chloride,
or
concentrated
sulphuric
acid..
Cariccio
::
Cariccio
(n.) A piece in a free form, with
frequent
digressions
from the
theme;
a
fantasia;
-- often
called
caprice..
Seldem
::
Seldem
(superl)
Rarely;
not
often;
not
frequently.
Hawk
::
Hawk (n.) One of
numerous
species
and
genera
of
rapacious
birds of the
family
Falconidae.
They
differ
from the true
falcons
in
lacking
the
prominent
tooth and notch of the bill, and in
having
shorter
and less
pointed
wings.
Many are of large size and grade into the
eagles.
Some, as the
goshawk,
were
formerly
trained
like
falcons.
In a more
general
sense the word is not
infrequently
applied,
also, to true
falcons,
as the
sparrow
hawk,
pigeon
hawk, duck hawk, and
prairie
hawk..
Aquatic
::
Aquatic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
water;
growing
in
water;
living
in,
swimming
in, or
frequenting
the
margins
of
waters;
as,
aquatic
plants
and
fowls..
Cough
::
Cough (v. i.) The more or less
frequent
repetition
of
coughing,
constituting
a
symptom
of
disease..
Chak
::
Chak (v. i.) To toss up the head
frequently,
as a horse to avoid the
restraint
of the
bridle..
Steingale
::
Steinbock
(n.) A small South
African
antelope
(Nanotragus
tragulus)
which
frequents
dry, rocky
districts;
--
called
also
steenbok..
Dura Mater
::
Dura mater () The
tough,
fibrous
membrane,
which lines the
cavity
of the skull and
spinal
column,
and
surrounds
the brain and
spinal
cord; --
frequently
abbreviated
to
dura..
Insight
::
Insight
(n.) A sight or view of the
interior
of
anything;
a deep
inspection
or view;
introspection;
--
frequently
used with into.
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