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Definition of frequently
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Frequently
(adv.)
At
frequent
or short
intervals;
many
times;
often;
repeatedly;
commonly.
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Stall
::
Stall (v. i.) A seat in the choir of a
church,
for one of the
officiating
clergy.
It is
inclosed,
either
wholly
or
partially,
at the back and
sides.
The
stalls
are
frequently
very rich, with
canopies
and
elaborate
carving..
Brass
::
Brass (n.) A
journal
bearing,
so
called
because
frequently
made of
brass.
A brass is often lined with a
softer
metal,
when the
latter
is
generally
called
a white metal
lining.
See Axle box,
Journal
Box, and
Bearing..
None
::
None (a.) No one; not one; not
anything;
--
frequently
used also
partitively,
or as a
plural,
not any..
Tipple
::
Tipple
(v. i.) To drink
spirituous
or
strong
liquors
habitually;
to
indulge
in the
frequent
and
improper
used of
spirituous
liquors;
especially,
to drink
frequently
in small
quantities,
but
without
absolute
drunkeness..
Oftentimes
::
Oftentimes
(adv.)
Frequently;
often;
many
times.
Ca–ada
::
Ca–ada
(n.) A small
ca–on;
a
narrow
valley
or glen; also, but less
frequently,
an open
valley..
Vair
::
Vair (n.) The skin of the
squirrel,
much used in the
fourteenth
century
as fur for
garments,
and
frequently
mentioned
by
writers
of that
period
in
describing
the
costly
dresses
of
kings,
nobles,
and
prelates.
It is
represented
in
heraldry
by a
series
of small
shields
placed
close
together,
and
alternately
white and
blue..
Hack
::
Hack (v. t.) To use
frequently
and
indiscriminately,
so as to
render
trite and
commonplace..
Ultra Vires
::
Ultra vires ()
Beyond
power;
transcending
authority;
-- a
phrase
used
frequently
in
relation
to acts or
enactments
by
corporations
in
excess
of their
chartered
or
statutory
rights.
Beat
::
Beat (v. i.) A round or
course
which is
frequently
gone over; as, a
watchman's
beat..
Angleworm
::
Angleworm
(n.) A
earthworm
of the genus
Lumbricus,
frequently
used by
anglers
for bait. See
Earthworm..
Selah
::
Selah (n.) A word of
doubtful
meaning,
occuring
frequently
in the
Psalms;
by some,
supposed
to
signify
silence
or a pause in the
musical
performance
of the
song..
Weathercock
::
Weathercock
(n.)
Hence,
any thing or
person
that turns
easily
and
frequently;
one who veers with every
change
of
current
opinion;
a
fickle,
inconstant
person..
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..
Tabor
::
Tabor (v. i.) To
strike
lightly
and
frequently.
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..
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..
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..
Dibble
::
Dibble
(v. i.) To dib or dip
frequently,
as in
angling..
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..
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