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Definition of hood
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Hood (n.) The top or head of a
carriage.
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Probably
::
Probably
(adv.)
In a
probable
manner;
in
likelihood.
Comb
::
Comb (n.) The naked
fleshy
crest or
caruncle
on the upper part of the bill or hood of a cock or other bird. It is
usually
red.
Business
::
Business
(n.) Any
particular
occupation
or
employment
engaged
in for
livelihood
or gain, as
agriculture,
trade,
art, or a
profession..
Warrantable
::
Warrantable
(a.)
Authorized
by
commission,
precept,
or
right;
justifiable;
defensible;
as, the
seizure
of a thief is
always
warrantable
by law and
justice;
falsehood
is never
warrantable..
Orphanism
::
Orphanism
(n.)
Orphanhood.
Independence
::
Independence
(n.)
Sufficient
means for a
comfortable
livelihood.
Support
::
Support
(v. t.) To
furnish
with the means of
sustenance
or
livelihood;
to
maintain;
to
provide
for; as, to
support
a
family;
to
support
the
ministers
of the
gospel..
Camail
::
Camail
(n.) a hood worn in
church
services,
-- the
amice,
or the
like..
Monkhood
::
Monkhood
(n.) The
character
or
condition
of a monk.
Slum
::
Slum (n.) A foul back
street
of a city,
especially
one
filled
with a poor,
dirty,
degraded,
and often
vicious
population;
any low
neighborhood
or dark
retreat;
--
usually
in the
plural;
as,
Westminster
slums are
haunts
for
theives..
Kerchieft
::
Kerchieft
(a.)
Dressed;
hooded;
covered;
wearing
a
kerchief.
Stab
::
Stab (v. t.) Fig.: To
injure
secretly
or by
malicious
falsehood
or
slander;
as, to stab a
person's
reputation..
Boyism
::
Boyism
(n.)
Boyhood.
Refutation
::
Refutation
(n.) The act or
process
of
refuting
or
disproving,
or the state of being
refuted;
proof of
falsehood
or
error;
the
overthrowing
of an
argument,
opinion,
testimony,
doctrine,
or
theory,
by
argument
or
countervailing
proof..
Vagabond
::
Vagabond
(n.) One who
wanders
from place to
place,
having
no fixed
dwelling,
or not
abiding
in it, and
usually
without
the means of
honest
livelihood;
a
vagrant;
a
tramp;
hence,
a
worthless
person;
a
rascal..
Calash
::
Calash
(n.) A light
carriage
with low
wheels,
having
a top or hood that can be
raised
or
lowered,
seats for
inside,
a
separate
seat for the
driver,
and often a
movable
front,
so that it can be used as
either
an open or a close
carriage..
Capuched
::
Capuched
(a.) Cover with, or as with, a
hood..
Bachelry
::
Bachelry
(n.) The body of young
aspirants
for
knighthood.
Childhood
::
Childhood
(n.) The
commencement;
the first
period.
Evirate
::
Evirate
(v. t.) To
emasculate;
to
dispossess
of
manhood.
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