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Definition of hard
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 hard is as below...
Hard
(superl.)
Difficult
to bear or
endure;
not easy to put up with or
consent
to;
hence,
severe;
rigorous;
oppressive;
distressing;
unjust;
grasping;
as, a hard lot; hard
times;
hard fare; a hard
winter;
hard
conditions
or
terms..
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Hard Grass
::
Hard grass () A name given to
several
different
grasses,
especially
to the
Roltbollia
incurvata,
and to the
species
of
Aegilops,
from one of which it is
contended
that wheat has been
derived..
Node
::
Node (n.) A hard
concretion
or
incrustation
which forms upon bones
attacked
with
rheumatism,
gout, or
syphilis;
sometimes
also, a
swelling
in the
neighborhood
of a
joint..
Oppressive
::
Oppressive
(a.)
Heavy;
overpowering;
hard to be
borne;
as,
oppressive
grief or woe..
Whipcord
::
Whipcord
(n.) A kind of
hard-twisted
or
braided
cord,
sometimes
used for
making
whiplashes..
Sheard
::
Sheard
(n.) See
Shard.
Harlock
::
Harlock
(n.)
Probably
a
corruption
either
of
charlock
or
hardock.
Stiff
::
Stiff
(superl.)
Harsh;
disagreeable;
severe;
hard to bear.
Working-day
::
Working-day
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
characteristic
of,
working
days, or
workdays;
everyday;
hence,
plodding;
hard-working..
Ironstone
::
Ironstone
(n.) A hard,
earthy
ore of
iron..
Bore
::
Bore (v. i.) To be
pierced
or
penetrated
by an
instrument
that cuts as it
turns;
as, this
timber
does not bore well, or is hard to
bore..
Grind
::
Grind (v. t.) To study hard for
examination.
Busy
::
Busy (a.)
Engaged
in some
business;
hard at work
(either
habitually
or only for the time
being);
occupied
with
serious
affairs;
not idle nor at
leisure;
as, a busy
merchant..
Jurel
::
"Jurel
(n.) A
yellow
carangoid
fish of the
Atlantic
and Gulf
coasts
(Caranx
chrysos),
most
abundant
southward,
where it is
valued
as a food fish; --
called
also
hardtail,
horse
crevalle,
jack,
buffalo
jack,
skipjack,
yellow
mackerel,
and
sometimes,
improperly,
horse
mackerel.
Other
species
of
Caranx
(as C.
fallax)
are also
sometimes
called
jurel..
Hardly
::
Hardly
(adv.)
Severely;
harshly;
roughly.
Scasely
::
Scasely
(adv.)
Scarcely;
hardly.
Uneath
::
Uneath
(a.) Not easy;
difficult;
hard.
Coak
::
Coak (n.) A kind of tenon
connecting
the face of a
scarfed
timber
with the face of
another
timber,
or a dowel or pin of hard wood or iron
uniting
timbers..
Setting
::
Setting
(n.) The act of one who, or that
which,
sets; as, the
setting
of type, or of gems; the
setting
of the sun; the
setting
(hardening)
of moist
plaster
of
Paris;
the
setting
(set) of a
current..
Manna Croup
::
Manna croup () The
portions
of hard wheat
kernels
not
ground
into flour by the
millstones:
a kind of
semolina
prepared
in
Russia
and used for
puddings,
soups,
etc. --
called
also manna
groats..
Knock
::
Knock (n.) A blow; a
stroke
with
something
hard or
heavy;
a jar.
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