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Definition of get
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 get is as below...
Get (v. t.) To
obtain
mental
possession
of; to
learn;
to
commit
to
memory;
to
memorize;
as to get a
lesson;
also with out; as, to get out one's Greek
lesson..
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Firms
::
Firms (a.) The
principal
rafters
of a roof,
especially
a pair of
rafters
taken
together..
Family
::
Family
(v. t.) A group of
organisms,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
related
by
certain
points
of
resemblance
in
structure
or
development,
more
comprehensive
than a
genus,
because
it is
usually
based on fewer or less
pronounced
points
of
likeness.
In
zoology
a
family
is less
comprehesive
than an
order;
in
botany
it is often
considered
the same thing as an
order..
Diptych
::
Diptych
(n.) A
writing
tablet
consisting
of two
leaves
of rigid
material
connected
by
hinges
and
shutting
together
so as to
protect
the
writing
within.
Hate
::
Hate (n.) To be very
unwilling;
followed
by an
infinitive,
or a
substantive
clause
with that; as, to hate to get into debt; to hate that
anything
should
be
wasted..
Crowd
::
Crowd (v. i.) To press
together
or
collect
in
numbers;
to
swarm;
to
throng.
Knot
::
Knot (v. t.) To unite
closely;
to knit
together.
Play
::
Play (v. t.) To
engage
in, or go
together
with, as a
contest
for
amusement
or for a wager or
prize;
as, to play a game at
baseball..
Bivalve
::
Bivalve
(n.) A
mollusk
having
a shell
consisting
of two
lateral
plates
or
valves
joined
together
by an
elastic
ligament
at the
hinge,
which is
usually
strengthened
by
prominences
called
teeth.
The shell is
closed
by the
contraction
of two
transverse
muscles
attached
to the inner
surface,
as in the clam, -- or by one, as in the
oyster.
See
Mollusca..
Span
::
Span (v. t.) A pair of
horses
or other
animals
driven
together;
usually,
such a pair of
horses
when
similar
in
color,
form, and
action..
Push
::
Push (v. i.) To make an
advance,
attack,
or
effort;
to be
energetic;
as, a man must push in order to
succeed..
Cohere
::
Cohere
(a.) To stick
together;
to
cleave;
to be
united;
to hold fast, as parts of the same
mass..
Triphthong
::
Triphthong
(n.) A
combination
of three vowel
sounds
in a
single
syllable,
forming
a
simple
or
compound
sound;
also, a union of three vowel
characters,
representing
together
a
single
sound;
a
trigraph;
as, eye, -ieu in
adieu,
-eau in beau, are
examples
of
triphthongs..
Rank
::
Rank (n. & v.) An
aggregate
of
individuals
classed
together;
a
permanent
social
class;
an
order;
a
division;
as, ranks and
orders
of men; the
highest
and the
lowest
ranks of men, or of other
intelligent
beings..
Fay
::
Fay (v. i.) To lie close
together;
to fit; to
fadge;
-- often with in, into, with, or
together..
Coarctate
::
Coarctate
(a.)
Pressed
together;
closely
connected;
--
applied
to
insects
having
the
abdomen
separated
from the
thorax
only by a
constriction.
Mineral
::
Mineral
(v. i.)
Anything
which is
neither
animal
nor
vegetable,
as in the most
general
classification
of
things
into three
kingdoms
(animal,
vegetable,
and
mineral)..
Thomsonianism
::
Thomsonianism
(n.) An
empirical
system
which
assumes
that the human body is
composed
of four
elements,
earth,
air, fire, and
water,
and that
vegetable
medicines
alone
should
be used; -- from the
founder,
Dr.
Samuel
Thomson,
of
Massachusetts..
Vegetation
::
Vegetation
(n.) The act or
process
of
vegetating,
or
growing
as a plant does;
vegetable
growth..
Dispatch
::
Dispatch
(v. t.) To get rid of by
sending
off; to send away
hastily.
Factor
::
Factor
(n.) One of the
elements
or
quantities
which,
when
multiplied
together,
from a
product..
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