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Definition of great
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Great
(superl.)
Large in
space;
of much size; big;
immense;
enormous;
expanded;
--
opposed
to small and
little;
as, a great
house,
ship, farm,
plain,
distance,
length..
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Longspun
::
Longspun
(a.) Spun out, or
extended,
to great
length;
hence,
long-winded;
tedious..
Entonic
::
Entonic
(a.)
Having
great
tension,
or
exaggerated
action..
Tivy
::
Tivy
(adv.)
With great
speed;
-- a
huntsman's
word or
sound.
Didonia
::
Didonia
(n.) The curve which on a given
surface
and with a given
perimeter
contains
the
greatest
area.
Redouble
::
Redouble
(v. t.) To
double
again or
repeatedly;
to
increase
by
continued
or
repeated
additions;
to
augment
greatly;
to
multiply.
Anxious
::
Anxious
(a.) Full of
anxiety
or
disquietude;
greatly
concerned
or
solicitous,
esp.
respecting
something
future
or
unknown;
being in
painful
suspense;
--
applied
to
persons;
as,
anxious
for the issue of a
battle..
Falx
::
Falx (n.) A
curved
fold or
process
of the dura mater or the
peritoneum;
esp., one of the
partitionlike
folds of the dura mater which
extend
into the great
fissures
of the
brain..
Overgreat
::
Overgreat
(a.) Too
great.
Basset Horn
::
Basset
horn (a.) An
instrument
blown with a reed, and
resembling
a
clarinet,
but of much
greater
compass,
embracing
nearly
four
octaves..
Vast
::
Vast
(superl.)
Of great
extent;
very
spacious
or
large;
also, huge in bulk;
immense;
enormous;
as, the vast
ocean;
vast
mountains;
the vast
empire
of
Russia..
Worth
::
Worth (a.) Value in
respect
of moral or
personal
qualities;
excellence;
virtue;
eminence;
desert;
merit;
usefulness;
as, a man or
magistrate
of great
worth..
Infinity
::
Infinity
(n.)
Endless
or
indefinite
number;
great
multitude;
as an
infinity
of
beauties.
Farthing
::
Farthing
(n.) The
fourth
of a
penny;
a small
copper
coin of Great
Britain,
being a cent in
United
States
currency..
Rapid
::
Rapid (a.) The part of a river where the
current
moves with great
swiftness,
but
without
actual
waterfall
or
cascade;
--
usually
in the
plural;
as, the
Lachine
rapids
in the St.
Lawrence..
Scarcity
::
Scarcity
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
scarce;
smallness
of
quantity
in
proportion
to the wants or
demands;
deficiency;
lack of
plenty;
short
supply;
penury;
as, a
scarcity
of
grain;
a great
scarcity
of
beauties..
Fossa
::
Fossa (n.) A pit,
groove,
cavity,
or
depression,
of
greater
or less
depth;
as, the
temporal
fossa on the side of the
skull;
the nasal
fossae
containing
the
nostrils
in most
birds..
Main
::
Main (v.) The great sea, as
distinguished
from an arm, bay, etc. ; the high sea; the
ocean..
Wilt
::
Wilt (v. i.) To begin to
wither;
to lose
freshness
and
become
flaccid,
as a plant when
exposed
when
exposed
to
drought,
or to great heat in a dry day, or when
separated
from its root; to
droop;.
to
wither..
Spirifer
::
Spiricle
(n.) One of
certain
minute
coiled
threads
in the
coating
of some
seeds.
When
moistened
these
threads
protrude
in great
numbers.
Longevous
::
Longevous
(a.)
Living
a long time; of great age.
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