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Definition of lack
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Lack (v. i.) To be in want.
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Leg
::
Leg (n.) A
disreputable
sporting
character;
a
blackleg.
Clack
::
Clack (v. t.) To cause to make a
sudden,
sharp
noise,
or
succession
of
noises;
to
click..
Spindling
::
Spindleworm
(n.) The larva of a
noctuid
mmoth
(Achatodes
zeae) which feeds
inside
the
stalks
of corn
(maize),
sometimes
causing
much
damage.
It is
smooth,
with a black head and tail and a row of black dots
across
each
segment..
Starling
::
Starling
(n.) Any
passerine
bird
belonging
to
Sturnus
and
allied
genera.
The
European
starling
(Sturnus
vulgaris)
is dark brown or
greenish
black,
with a
metallic
gloss,
and
spotted
with
yellowish
white.
It is a
sociable
bird, and
builds
about
houses,
old
towers,
etc.
Called
also
stare,
and
starred.
The pied
starling
of India is
Sternopastor
contra..
Clack
::
Clack (v. t.) To utter
rapidly
and
inconsiderately.
Pollack
::
Pollack
(n.) A
marine
gadoid
food fish of
Europe
(Pollachius
virens).
Called
also
greenfish,
greenling,
lait, leet, lob,
lythe,
and
whiting
pollack..
Striker
::
Striker
(n.) One who, or that
which,
strikes;
specifically,
a
blacksmith's
helper
who
wields
the
sledge..
Tartarian
::
Tartarian
(n.) The name of some kinds of
cherries,
as the Black
Tartarian,
or the White
Tartarian..
Ermine
::
Ermine
(n.) The fur of the
ermine,
as
prepared
for
ornamenting
garments
of
royalty,
etc., by
having
the tips of the
tails,
which are
black,
arranged
at
regular
intervals
throughout
the
white..
Claude Lorraine Glass
::
Claude
Lorraine
glass () A
slightly
convex
mirror,
commonly
of black
glass,
used as a toy for
viewing
the
reflected
landscape..
Clack
::
Clack (v. t.) A
sharp,
abrupt
noise,
or
succession
of
noises,
made by
striking
an
object..
Blackmoor
::
Blackmoor
(n.) See
Blackamoor.
Petal
::
Petal (n.) One of the
expanded
ambulacra
which form a
rosette
on the black of
certain
Echini.
Good
::
Good
(superl.)
Not
lacking
or
deficient;
full;
complete.
Basanite
::
Basanite
(n.)
Lydian
stone,
or black
jasper,
a
variety
of
siliceous
or
flinty
slate,
of a
grayish
or
bluish
black
color.
It is
employed
to test the
purity
of gold, the
amount
of alloy being
indicated
by the color left on the stone when
rubbed
by the
metal..
Flat
::
Flat
(superl.)
Lacking
liveliness
of
commercial
exchange
and
dealings;
depressed;
dull; as, the
market
is
flat..
Slack
::
Slack
(superl.)
Remiss;
backward;
not using due
diligence
or care; not
earnest
or
eager;
as, slack in duty or
service..
White
::
White (n.) The color of pure snow; one of the
natural
colors
of
bodies,
yet not
strictly
a
color,
but a
composition
of all
colors;
the
opposite
of
black;
whiteness.
See the Note under
Color,
n., 1..
Sculpin
::
Sculpin
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
cottoid
fishes
of the genus
Cottus,
or
Acanthocottus,
having
a large head armed with sharp
spines,
and a broad
mouth.
They are
generally
mottled
with
yellow,
brown,
and
black.
Several
species
are found on the
Atlantic
coasts
of
Europe
and
America..
Pigfoot
::
Pigfoot
(n.) A
marine
fish
(Scorpaena
porcus),
native
of
Europe.
It is
reddish
brown,
mottled
with dark brown and
black..
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