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Definition of great
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Great
(superl.)
Pregnant;
big (with
young).
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Remote
::
Remote
(superl.)
Separated
by
intervals
greater
than
usual.
Most
::
Most (a.)
Greatest
in
degree;
as, he has the most need of it..
Aztec
::
Aztec (a.) Of or
relating
to one of the early races in
Mexico
that
inhabited
the great
plateau
of that
country
at the time of the
Spanish
conquest
in 1519.
Explosion
::
Explosion
(n.) The act of
exploding;
detonation;
a
chemical
action
which
causes
the
sudden
formation
of a great
volume
of
expanded
gas; as, the
explosion
of
gunpowder,
of fire
damp,etc..
Jantu
::
"Jantu
(n.) A
machine
of great
antiquity,
used in
Bengal
for
raising
water to
irrigate
land..
Tough
::
Tough
(superl.)
Having
the
quality
of
flexibility
without
brittleness;
yielding
to force
without
breaking;
capable
of
resisting
great
strain;
as, the
ligaments
of
animals
are
remarkably
tough..
Besayle
::
Besayle
(n.) A kind of writ which
formerly
lay where a
great-grandfather
died
seized
of lands in fee
simple,
and on the day of his death a
stranger
abated
or
entered
and kept the heir out. This is now
abolished..
Infinite
::
Infinite
(a.)
Greater
than any
assignable
quantity
of the same kind; -- said of
certain
quantities.
Trench-plough
::
Trench-plough
(v. t.) To plow with deep
furrows,
for the
purpose
of
loosening
the land to a
greater
depth than
usual..
Clematis
::
Clematis
(n.) A genus of
flowering
plants,
of many
species,
mostly
climbers,
having
feathery
styles,
which
greatly
enlarge
in the
fruit;
--
called
also
virgin's
bower..
Flutist
::
Flutist
(n.) To move about
briskly,
irregularly,
or with great
bustle
and show,
without
much
result..
Eurasian
::
Eurasian
(a.) Of
European
and
Asiatic
descent;
of or
pertaining
to both
Europe
and Asia; as, the great
Eurasian
plain..
Meridian
::
Meridian
(a.) A great
circle
on the
surface
of the
earth,
passing
through
the poles and any given
place;
also, the half of such a
circle
included
between
the
poles..
Distinctness
::
Distinctness
(n.) Nice
discrimination;
hence,
clearness;
precision;
as, he
stated
his
arguments
with great
distinctness..
Swell
::
Swell (v. i.) To
become
larger
in
amount;
as, many
little
debts
added,
swell to a great
amount..
Dispersion
::
Dispersion
(n.) The act or
process
of
scattering
or
dispersing,
or the state of being
scattered
or
separated;
as, the Jews in their
dispersion
retained
their rites and
ceremonies;
a great
dispersion
of the human
family
took place at the
building
of
Babel..
Snow
::
Snow (n.)
Watery
particles
congealed
into white or
transparent
crystals
or
flakes
in the air, and
falling
to the
earth,
exhibiting
a great
variety
of very
beautiful
and
perfect
forms..
Neurotic
::
Neurotic
(n.) Any toxic agent whose
action
is
mainly
directed
to the great nerve
centers.
Hurry
::
Hurry (v. t.) To
hasten;
to impel to
greater
speed;
to urge on.
Moulding
::
Moulding
(n.) A
plane,
or
curved,
narrow
surface,
either
sunk or
projecting,
used for
decoration
by means of the
lights
and
shades
upon its
surface.
Moldings
vary
greatly
in
pattern,
and are
generally
used in
groups,
the
different
members
of each group
projecting
or
retreating,
one
beyond
another.
See
Cable,
n., 3, and
Crenelated
molding,
under
Crenelate,
v. t..
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