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Definition of irate
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Irate (a.)
Angry;
incensed;
enraged.
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Duumvirate
::
Duumvirate
(n.) The union of two men in the same
office;
or the
office,
dignity,
or
government
of two men thus
associated,
as in
ancient
Rome..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.) A rough
breathing;
an
aspirate,
as the
letter
h; also, a mark to
denote
aspiration;
a
breathing..
Pirate
::
Pirate
(n.) An armed ship or
vessel
which sails
without
a legal
commission,
for the
purpose
of
plundering
other
vessels
on the high
seas..
Aspirate
::
Aspirate
(n.) A sound
consisting
of, or
characterized
by, a
breath
like the sound of h; the
breathing
h or a
character
representing
such a
sound;
an
aspirated
sound..
Proscription
::
Proscription
(n.) The act of
proscribing;
a
dooming
to death or
exile;
outlawry;
specifically,
among the
ancient
Romans,
the
public
offer of a
reward
for the head of a
political
enemy;
as, under the
triumvirate,
many of the best Roman
citizens
fell by
proscription..
Aspirate
::
Aspirate
(n.) A mark of
aspiration
(/) used in
Greek;
the
asper,
or rough
breathing..
Aspiration
::
Aspiration
(n.) The act of
aspirating;
the
pronunciation
of a
letter
with a full or
strong
emission
of
breath;
an
aspirated
sound.
Triumvirate
::
Triumvirate
(n.) A
coalition
or
association
of three in
office
or
authority;
especially,
the union of three men who
obtained
the
government
of the Roman
empire..
Hard
::
Hard
(superl.)
Abrupt
or
explosive
in
utterance;
not
aspirated,
sibilated,
or
pronounced
with a
gradual
change
of the
organs
from one
position
to
another;
-- said of
certain
consonants,
as c in came, and g in go, as
distinguished
from the same
letters
in
center,
general,
etc..
Pirate
::
Pirate
(v. i.) To play the
pirate;
to
practice
robbery
on the high seas.
Infest
::
Infest
(v. t.) To
trouble
greatly
by
numbers
or by
frequency
of
presence;
to
disturb;
to
annoy;
to
frequent
and
molest
or
harass;
as, fleas
infest
dogs and cats; a sea
infested
with
pirates..
Asper
::
Asper (n.) The rough
breathing;
a mark (/)
placed
over an
initial
vowel sound or over / to show that it is
aspirated,
that is,
pronounced
with h
before
it; thus ws,
pronounced
h/s,
rh`twr,
pronounced
hrat/r..
Viking
::
Viking
(n.) One
belonging
to the
pirate
crews from among the
Northmen,
who
plundered
the
coasts
of
Europe
in the
eighth,
ninth,
and tenth
centuries..
Sea Robber
::
Sea
robber
() A
pirate;
a sea
rover.
Centumvirate
::
Centumvirate
(n.) The
office
of a
centumvir,
or of the
centumviri..
Sea Rover
::
Sea rover () One that
cruises
or roves the sea for
plunder;
a sea
robber;
a
pirate;
also, a
piratical
vessel..
Quindecemvirate
::
Quindecemvirate
(n.) The body or
office
of the
quindecemviri.
Pirate
::
Pirate
(n.) One who
infringes
the law of
copyright,
or
publishes
the work of an
author
without
permission..
Indignant
::
Indignant
(a.)
Affected
with
indignation;
wrathful;
passionate;
irate;
feeling
wrath,
as when a
person
is
exasperated
by
unworthy
or
unjust
treatment,
by a mean
action,
or by a
degrading
accusation..
Famous
::
Famous
(a.)
Celebrated
in fame or
public
report;
renowned;
mach
talked
of;
distinguished
in
story;
-- used in
either
a good or a bad
sense,
chiefly
the
former;
often
followed
by for; as,
famous
for
erudition,
for
eloquence,
for
military
skill;
a
famous
pirate..
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