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Definition of hard
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Hard
(superl.)
Wanting
softness
or
smoothness
of
utterance;
harsh;
as, a hard
tone..
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Press
::
Press (v.) To
oppress;
to bear hard upon.
Lignification
::
Lignification
(n.) A
change
in the
character
of a cell wall, by which it
becomes
harder.
It is
supposed
to be due to an
incrustation
of
lignin..
Occidental
::
Occidental
(a.)
Possessing
inferior
hardness,
brilliancy,
or
beauty;
-- used of
inferior
precious
stones
and gems,
because
those found in the
Orient
are
generally
superior..
Hard
::
Hard (v. t.) To
harden;
to make hard.
Incompetency
::
Incompetency
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
incompetent;
want of
physical,
intellectual,
or moral
ability;
insufficiency;
inadequacy;
as, the
incompetency
of a child hard
labor,
or of an idiot for
intellectual
efforts..
Hard
::
Hard (n.) A ford or
passage
across
a river or
swamp.
Gnaw
::
Gnaw (v. t.) To bite, as
something
hard or
tough,
which is not
readily
separated
or
crushed;
to bite off
little
by
little,
with
effort;
to wear or eat away by
scraping
or
continuous
biting
with the
teeth;
to
nibble
at..
Cameronian
::
Cameronian
(n.) A
follower
of the Rev.
Richard
Cameron,
a
Scotch
Covenanter
of the time of
Charles
II..
Scour
::
Scour (v. t.) To rub hard with
something
rough,
as sand or
Bristol
brick,
especially
for the
purpose
of
cleaning;
to clean by
friction;
to make clean or
bright;
to
cleanse
from
grease,
dirt, etc., as
articles
of
dress..
Orchard
::
Orchard
(n.) An
inclosure
containing
fruit
trees;
also, the fruit
trees,
collectively;
-- used
especially
of
apples,
peaches,
pears,
cherries,
plums,
or the like, less
frequently
of
nutbearing
trees and of sugar maple
trees..
Durous
::
Durous
(a.) Hard.
Temper
::
Temper
(n.) The state of a metal or other
substance,
especially
as to its
hardness,
produced
by some
process
of
heating
or
cooling;
as, the
temper
of iron or
steel..
Corny
::
Corny (a.)
Strong,
stiff,
or hard, like a horn;
resembling
horn..
Ride
::
Ride (v. i.) To
support
a
rider,
as a
horse;
to move under the
saddle;
as, a horse rides easy or hard, slow or
fast..
Jade
::
"Jade (n.) A
stone,
commonly
of a pale to dark green color but
sometimes
whitish.
It is very hard and
compact,
capable
of fine
polish,
and is used for
ornamental
purposes
and for
implements,
esp. in
Eastern
countries
and among many early
peoples..
Tewed
::
Tewed (a.)
Fatigued;
worn with labor or
hardship.
Sclerosis
::
Sclerosis
(n.)
Induration;
hardening;
especially,
that form of
induration
produced
in an organ by
increase
of its
interstitial
connective
tissue..
Pewter
::
Pewter
(n.) A hard,
tough,
but
easily
fusible,
alloy,
originally
consisting
of tin with a
little
lead, but
afterwards
modified
by the
addition
of
copper,
antimony,
or
bismuth..
Squeeze
::
Squeeze
(v. i.) To
press;
to urge one's way, or to pass, by
pressing;
to
crowd;
-- often with
through,
into, etc.; as, to
squeeze
hard to get
through
a
crowd..
Emmarble
::
Emmarble
(v. t.) To turn to
marble;
to
harden.
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