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Definition of further
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Further
(adv.)
To a
greater
distance;
in
addition;
moreover.
See
Farther.
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Yet
::
Yet
(adv.)
In
addition;
further;
besides;
over and
above;
still.
Assistance
::
Assistance
(n.) The act of
assisting;
help; aid;
furtherance;
succor;
support.
Beyond
::
Beyond
(prep.)
On the
further
side of; in the same
direction
as, and
further
on or away
than..
Further
::
Further
(adv.)
To a
greater
distance;
in
addition;
moreover.
See
Farther.
Rove
::
Rove (n.) A roll or
sliver
of wool or
cotton
drawn out and
slighty
twisted,
preparatory
to
further
process;
a
roving..
Elucidation
::
Elucidation
(n.) A
making
clear;
the act of
elucidating
or that which
elucidates,
as an
explanation,
an
exposition,
an
illustration;
as, one
example
may serve for
further
elucidation
of the
subject..
Stint
::
Stint (v. t.) To
assign
a
certain
(i. e.,
limited)
task to (a
person),
upon the
performance
of which one is
excused
from
further
labor for the day or for a
certain
time; to
stent..
Farther
::
Farther
(v. t.) To help
onward.
[R.] See
Further.
Advancement
::
Advancement
(v. t.) The act of
advancing,
or the state of being
advanced;
progression;
improvement;
furtherance;
promotion
to a
higher
place or
dignity;
as, the
advancement
of
learning..
Further
::
Further
(superl.)
More
remote;
at a
greater
distance;
more in
advance;
farther;
as, the
further
end of the
field.
See
Farther..
Hayward
::
Hayward
(n.) An
officer
who is
appointed
to guard
hedges,
and to keep
cattle
from
breaking
or
cropping
them, and whose
further
duty it is to
impound
animals
found
running
at
large..
Imparlance
::
Imparlance
(n.) Time given to a party to talk or
converse
with his
opponent,
originally
with the
object
of
effecting,
if
possible,
an
amicable
adjustment
of the suit. The
actual
object,
however,
has long been
merely
to
obtain
further
time to
plead,
or
answer
to the
allegations
of the
opposite
party..
Furthermore
::
Furthermore
(adv.)
or conj.
Moreover;
besides;
in
addition
to what has been said.
Flesh
::
Flesh (v. t.) To feed with
flesh,
as an
incitement
to
further
exertion;
to
initiate;
-- from the
practice
of
training
hawks and dogs by
feeding
them with the first game they take, or other
flesh.
Hence,
to use upon flesh (as a
murderous
weapon)
so as to draw
blood,
especially
for the first
time..
Add
::
Add (v. t.) To
append,
as a
statement;
to say
further..
Extend
::
Extend
(v. t.) To
enlarge;
to
widen;
to carry out
further;
as, to
extend
the
capacities,
the
sphere
of
usefulness,
or
commerce;
to
extend
power or
influence;
to
continue,
as time; to
lengthen;
to
prolong;
as, to
extend
the time of
payment
or a
season
of
trail..
Past
::
Past
(prep.)
Beyond,
in
position,
or
degree;
further
than;
beyond
the reach or
influence
of..
Demurrer
::
Demurrer
(n.) A stop or pause by a party to an
action,
for the
judgment
of the court on the
question,
whether,
assuming
the truth of the
matter
alleged
by the
opposite
party,
it is
sufficient
in law to
sustain
the
action
or
defense,
and hence
whether
the party
resting
is bound to
answer
or
proceed
further..
Furthermost
::
Furthermost
(a.) Most
remote;
furthest.
Creek
::
Creek (n.) A small inlet or bay,
narrower
and
extending
further
into the land than a cove; a
recess
in the shore of the sea, or of a
river..
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