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Definition of any
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 any is as below...
Any (a. &
pron.)
One
indifferently,
out of an
indefinite
number;
one
indefinitely,
whosoever
or
whatsoever
it may be..
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Receiver
::
Receiver
(n.) One who takes or
receives
in any
manner.
Reservoir
::
Reservoir
(n.) A place where
anything
is kept in
store;
especially,
a place where water is
collected
and kept for use when
wanted,
as to
supply
a
fountain,
a
canal,
or a city by means of
aqueducts,
or to drive a mill
wheel,
or the
like..
Land
::
Land (n.) The
ground
left
unplowed
between
furrows;
any one of
several
portions
into which a field is
divided
for
convenience
in
plowing.
Triptych
::
Triptych
(n.)
Anything
in three parts or
leaves.
Polyhedrical
::
Polyhedrical
(a.)
Having
many
sides,
as a solid
body..
Interim
::
Interim
(n.) A name given to each of three
compromises
made by the
emperor
Charles
V. of
Germany
for the sake of
harmonizing
the
connecting
opinions
of
Protestants
and
Catholics.
Truant
::
Truant
(n.) One who stays away from
business
or any duty;
especially,
one who stays out of
school
without
leave;
an
idler;
a
loiterer;
a
shirk..
President
::
President
(n.) The chief
officer
of a
corporation,
company,
institution,
society,
or the
like..
Blast
::
Blast (v. t.) To rend open by any
explosive
agent,
as
gunpowder,
dynamite,
etc.; to
shatter;
as, to blast
rocks..
Attacca
::
Attacca
()
Attack
at once; -- a
direction
at the end of a
movement
to show that the next is to
follow
immediately,
without
any
pause..
Diplostemonous
::
Diplostemonous
(a.)
Having
twice as many
stamens
as
petals,
as the
geranium..
Beneficiary
::
Beneficiary
(n.) One who
receives
anything
as a gift; one who
receives
a
benefit
or
advantage;
esp. one who
receives
help or
income
from an
educational
fund or a trust
estate.
Sided
::
Sided (a.)
Having
(such or so many)
sides;
-- used in
composition;
as,
one-sided;
many-sided..
Bellman
::
Bellman
(n.) A man who rings a bell,
especially
to give
notice
of
anything
in the
streets.
Formerly,
also, a night
watchman
who
called
the
hours..
Evince
::
Evince
(v. t.) To show in a clear
manner;
to prove
beyond
any
reasonable
doubt;
to
manifest;
to make
evident;
to bring to
light;
to
evidence.
Propaganda
::
Propaganda
(n.)
Hence,
any
organization
or plan for
spreading
a
particular
doctrine
or a
system
of
principles..
Propagable
::
Propagable
(a.)
Capable
of being
spread
or
extended
by any
means;
-- said of
tenets,
doctrines,
or
principles..
Society
::
Society
(n.)
Specifically,
the more
cultivated
portion
of any
community
in its
social
relations
and
influences;
those who
mutually
give
receive
formal
entertainments..
Calamary
::
Calamary
(n.) A
cephalopod,
belonging
to the genus
Loligo
and
related
genera.
There are many
species.
They have a sack of
inklike
fluid which they
discharge
from the
siphon
tube, when
pursued
or
alarmed,
in order to
confuse
their
enemies.
Their shell is a thin horny
plate,
within
the flesh of the back,
shaped
very much like a quill pen. In
America
they are
called
squids.
See
Squid..
Flooding
::
Flooding
(n.) The
filling
or
covering
with water or other
fluid;
overflow;
inundation;
the
filling
anything
to
excess.
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