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Definition of fresh
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fresh is as below...
Fresh
(superl)
Lately
produced,
gathered,
or
prepared
for
market;
not
stale;
not dried or
preserved;
not
wilted,
faded,
or
tainted;
in good
condition;
as, fresh
vegetables,
flowers,
eggs, meat,
fruit,
etc.;
recently
made or
obtained;
occurring
again;
repeated;
as, a fresh
supply
of
goods;
fresh tea,
raisins,
etc.;
lately
come or made
public;
as, fresh news;
recently
taken from a well or
spring;
as, fresh
water..
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Stockholder
::
Stockfish
(n.) Young fresh cod.
Reprimer
::
Reprimer
(n.) A
machine
or
implement
for
applying
fresh
primers
to spent
cartridge
shells,
so that the
shells
be used
again..
Fresh-new
::
Fresh-new
(a.)
Unpracticed.
Phylactolaemata
::
Phylactolaemata
(n. pl.) An order of
fresh-water
Bryozoa
in which the
tentacles
are
arranged
on a
horseshoe-shaped
lophophore,
and the mouth is
covered
by an
epistome.
Called
also
Lophopoda,
and
hippocrepians..
Sherbet
::
Sherbet
(n.) A
refreshing
drink,
common
in the East, made of the juice of some
fruit,
diluted,
sweetened,
and
flavored
in
various
ways; as,
orange
sherbet;
lemon
sherbet;
raspberry
sherbet,
etc..
Old
::
Old
(superl.)
Not new or
fresh;
not
recently
made or
produced;
having
existed
for a long time; as, old wine; an old
friendship..
Freshet
::
Freshet
(a.) A
stream
of fresh
water.
Alga
::
Alga (n.) A kind of
seaweed;
pl. the class of
cellular
cryptogamic
plants
which
includes
the
black,
red, and green
seaweeds,
as kelp,
dulse,
sea
lettuce,
also
marine
and fresh water
confervae,
etc..
Paleness
::
Paleness
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being pale; want of
freshness
or
ruddiness;
a
sickly
whiteness;
lack of color or
luster;
wanness.
Freshen
::
Freshen
(v. t.) To make
fresh;
to
separate,
as
water,
from
saline
ingredients;
to make less salt; as, to
freshen
water,
fish, or
flesh..
Chromid
::
Chromid
(n.) One of the
Chromidae,
a
family
of
fresh-water
fishes
abundant
in the
tropical
parts of
America
and
Africa.
Some are
valuable
food
fishes,
as the bulti of the
Nile..
Faded
::
Faded (a.) That has lost
freshness,
color,
or
brightness;
grown dim..
Cooter
::
Cooter
(n.) A
fresh-water
tortoise
(Pseudemus
concinna)
of
Florida.
Recruit
::
Recruit
(v. t.) To
repair
by fresh
supplies,
as
anything
wasted;
to
remedy
lack or
deficiency
in; as, food
recruits
the
flesh;
fresh air and
exercise
recruit
the
spirits..
Catoptromancy
::
Catoptromancy
(n.) A
species
of
divination,
which was
performed
by
letting
down a
mirror
into
water,
for a sick
person
to look at his face in it. If his
countenance
appeared
distorted
and
ghastly,
it was an ill omen; if fresh and
healthy,
it was
favorable..
Fraischeur
::
Fraischeur
(a.)
Freshness;
coolness.
Fading
::
Fading
(n.) Loss of
color,
freshness,
or
vigor..
Dayfly
::
Dayfly
(n.) A
neuropterous
insect
of the genus
Ephemera
and
related
genera,
of many
species,
and
inhabiting
fresh water in the
larval
state;
the
ephemeral
fly; -- so
called
because
it
commonly
lives but one day in the
winged
or adult
state.
See
Ephemeral
fly, under
Ephemeral..
Fire-new
::
Fire-new
(a.) Fresh from the
forge;
bright;
quite new;
brand-new.
Amia
::
Amia (n.) A genus of
fresh-water
ganoid
fishes,
exclusively
confined
to North
America;
called
bowfin
in Lake
Champlain,
dogfish
in Lake Erie, and
mudfish
in South
Carolina,
etc. See
Bowfin..
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