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Definition of lack
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Lack (v. i.) To be
wanting;
often,
impersonally,
with of,
meaning,
to be less than,
short,
not
quite,
etc..
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Truncated
::
Truncated
(a.)
Lacking
the apex; -- said of
certain
spiral
shells
in which the apex
naturally
drops off.
Phaeton
::
Phaeton
(n.) A
handsome
American
butterfly
(Euphydryas,
/
Melitaea,
Phaeton).
The upper side of the wings is
black,
with
orange-red
spots and
marginal
crescents,
and
several
rows of
cream-colored
spots;
--
called
also
Baltimore..
Slack
::
Slack (a.) Alt. of
Slacke.
Recruit
::
Recruit
(v. t.) To
repair
by fresh
supplies,
as
anything
wasted;
to
remedy
lack or
deficiency
in; as, food
recruits
the
flesh;
fresh air and
exercise
recruit
the
spirits..
Slab
::
Slab (n.) The slack part of a sail.
Uranium
::
Uranium
(n.) An
element
of the
chromium
group,
found in
certain
rare
minerals,
as
pitchblende,
uranite,
etc., and
reduced
as a
heavy,
hard,
nickel-white
metal which is quite
permanent.
Its
yellow
oxide is used to
impart
to glass a
delicate
greenish-yellow
tint which is
accompanied
by a
strong
fluorescence,
and its black oxide is used as a
pigment
in
porcelain
painting.
Symbol
U.
Atomic
weight
239..
Sambo
::
Sambo (n.) A
colloquial
or
humorous
appellation
for a
negro;
sometimes,
the
offspring
of a black
person
and a
mulatto;
a
zambo..
Boneblack
::
Boneblack
(n.) See Bone
black,
under Bone, n..
Trout-colored
::
Trout-colored
(a.)
White,
with spots of
black,
bay, or
sorrel;
as, a
trout-colored
horse..
Zuchetto
::
Zuchetto
(n.) A
skullcap
covering
the
tonsure,
worn under the
berretta.
The
pope's
is
white;
a
cardinal's
red; a
bishop's
purple;
a
priest's
black..
Artificer
::
Artificer
(n.) A
military
mechanic,
as a
blacksmith,
carpenter,
etc.; also, one who
prepares
the
shells,
fuses,
grenades,
etc., in a
military
laboratory..
Brown
::
Brown (n.) A dark color
inclining
to red or
yellow,
resulting
from the
mixture
of red and
black,
or of red,
black,
and
yellow;
a
tawny,
dusky hue..
Phylactery
::
Phylactery
(n.) A small
square
box, made
either
of
parchment
or of black
calfskin,
containing
slips of
parchment
or
vellum
on which are
written
the
scriptural
passages
Exodus
xiii. 2-10, and
11-17,
Deut. vi. 4-9,
13-22.
They are worn by Jews on the head and left arm, on
week-day
mornings,
during
the time of
prayer..
Unsympathy
::
Unsympathy
(n.)
Absence
or lack of
sympathy.
Waggel
::
Waggel
(n.) The young of the great
black-backed
gull
(Larus
marinus),
formerly
considered
a
distinct
species..
Impuissance
::
Impuissance
(n.) Lack of
power;
inability.
Pollock
::
Pollock
(n.) A
marine
gadoid
fish
(Pollachius
carbonarius),
native
both of the
European
and
American
coasts.
It is
allied
to the cod, and like it is
salted
and
dried.
In
England
it is
called
coalfish,
lob,
podley,
podling,
pollack,
etc..
Lackadaisy
::
Lackadaisy
(a.)
Lackadaisical.
Black Book
::
Black book () One of
several
books of a
political
character,
published
at
different
times and for
different
purposes;
-- so
called
either
from the color of the
binding,
or from the
character
of the
contents..
Smut
::
Smut (v. t.) To stain or mark with smut; to
blacken
with coal, soot, or other dirty
substance..
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