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Definition of fresh
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Fresh
(superl)
Youthful;
florid;
as, these fresh
nymphs..
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Clepsine
::
Clepsine
(n.) A genus of
fresh-water
leeches,
furnished
with a
proboscis.
They feed upon
mollusks
and
worms..
Sempervirent
::
Sempervirent
(a.)
Always
fresh;
evergreen.
Respire
::
Respire
(v. i.) To take
breath
again;
hence,
to take rest or
refreshment..
Noon
::
Noon (v. i.) To take rest and
refreshment
at noon.
Graining
::
Graining
(n.) A small
European
fresh-water
fish
(Leuciscus
vulgaris);
-
called
also
dobule,
and
dace..
Washout
::
Washout
(n.) The
washing
out or away of
earth,
etc.,
especially
of a
portion
of the bed of a road or
railroad
by a fall of rain or a
freshet;
also, a
place,
especially
in the bed of a road or
railroad,
where the earth has been
washed
away..
Refreshment
::
Refreshment
(n.) The act of
refreshing,
or the state of being
refreshed;
restoration
of
strength,
spirit,
vigor,
or
liveliness;
relief
after
suffering;
new life or
animation
after
depression..
Etheostomoid
::
Etheostomoid
(n.) Any fish of the genus
Etheostoma
and
related
genera,
allied
to the
perches;
-- also
called
darter.
The
etheostomoids
are small and often
bright-colored
fishes
inhabiting
the fresh
waters
of North
America.
About
seventy
species
are
known.
See
Darter..
Verd
::
Verd (n.)
Greenness;
freshness.
Blotting Paper
::
Blotting
paper () A kind of
thick,
bibulous,
unsized
paper,
used to
absorb
superfluous
ink from
freshly
written
manuscript,
and thus
prevent
blots..
Chowder
::
Chowder
(n.) A dish made of fresh fish or
clams,
biscuit,
onions,
etc.,
stewed
together..
Shiner
::
Shiner
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
freshwater
American
cyprinoid
fishes,
belonging
to
Notropis,
or
Minnilus,
and
allied
genera;
as the
redfin
(Notropis
megalops),
and the
golden
shiner
(Notemigonus
chrysoleucus)
of the
Eastern
United
States;
also
loosely
applied
to
various
other
silvery
fishes,
as the
dollar
fish, or
horsefish,
menhaden,
moonfish,
sailor's
choice,
and the
sparada..
Fresh
::
Fresh
(superl)
Not salt; as, fresh
water,
in
distinction
from that which is from the sea, or
brackish;
fresh meat, in
distinction
from that which is
pickled
or
salted..
Quillback
::
Quillback
(n.) An
American
fresh-water
fish
(Ictiobus,
/
Carpiodes,
cyprinus);
--
called
also carp
sucker,
sailfish,
spearfish,
and
skimback..
Jaunt
::
Jaunt (n.) A short
excursion
for
pleasure
or
refreshment;
a
ramble;
a short
journey.
Recreation
::
Recreation
(n.) The act of
recreating,
or the state of being
recreated;
refreshment
of the
strength
and
spirits
after toil;
amusement;
diversion;
sport;
pastime..
Langya
::
Langya
(n.) One of
several
species
of East
Indian
and
Asiatic
fresh-water
fishes
of the genus
Ophiocephalus,
remarkable
for their power of
living
out of
water,
and for their
tenacity
of life; --
called
also
walking
fishes..
Barracouata
::
Barracouata
(n.) A large
edible
fresh-water
fish of
Australia
and New
Zealand
(Thyrsites
atun).
Refocillation
::
Refocillation
(n.)
Restoration
of
strength
by
refreshment.
Crane
::
Crane (n.) A
measure
for fresh
herrings,
-- as many as will fill a
barrel..
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