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Definition of let
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 let is as below...
Let (v. t.) To
retard;
to
hinder;
to
impede;
to
oppose.
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Sigla
::
Sigla (n. pl.) The
signs,
abbreviations,
letters,
or
characters
standing
for
words,
shorthand,
etc., in
ancient
manuscripts,
or on
coins,
medals,
etc..
Combination
::
Combination
(n.) The
different
arrangements
of a
number
of
objects,
as
letters,
into
groups..
Gauntlet
::
Gauntlet
(n.) A rope on which
hammocks
or
clothes
are hung for
drying.
Skeleton
::
Skeleton
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
resembling,
a
skeleton;
consisting
merely
of the
framework
or
outlines;
having
only
certain
leading
features
of
anything;
as, a
skeleton
sermon;
a
skeleton
crystal..
Iodine
::
Iodine
(n.) A
nonmetallic
element,
of the
halogen
group,
occurring
always
in
combination,
as in the
iodides.
When
isolated
it is in the form of dark gray
metallic
scales,
resembling
plumbago,
soft but
brittle,
and
emitting
a
chlorinelike
odor.
Symbol
I.
Atomic
weight
126.5.
If
heated,
iodine
volatilizes
in
beautiful
violet
vapors..
Warble
::
Warble
(n.) A small tumor
produced
by the
larvae
of the
gadfly
in the backs of
horses,
cattle,
etc.
Called
also
warblet,
warbeetle,
warnles..
Hanap
::
Hanap (n.) A rich
goblet,
esp. one used on state
occasions..
Coerulignone
::
Coerulignone
(n.) A
bluish
violet,
crystalline
substance
obtained
in the
purification
of crude wood
vinegar.
It is
regarded
as a
complex
quinone
derivative
of
diphenyl;
--
called
also
cedriret..
Umbel
::
Umbel (n.) A kind of
flower
cluster
in which the
flower
stalks
radiate
from a
common
point,
as in the
carrot
and
milkweed.
It is
simple
or
compound;
in the
latter
case, each
peduncle
bears
another
little
umbel,
called
umbellet,
or
umbellule..
Roytelet
::
Roytelet
(n.) A
little
king.
Fiasco
::
Fiasco
(n.) A
complete
or
ridiculous
failure,
esp. of a
musical
performance,
or of any
pretentious
undertaking..
Cornopean
::
Cornopean
(n.) An
obsolete
name for the
cornet-a-piston.
Officially
::
Officially
(adv.)
By the
proper
officer;
by
virtue
of the
proper
authority;
in
pursuance
of the
special
powers
vested
in an
officer
or
office;
as,
accounts
or
reports
officially
vertified
or
rendered;
letters
officially
communicated;
persons
officially
notified..
Taleteller
::
Taleteller
(n.) One who tells tales or
stories,
especially
in a
mischievous
or
officious
manner;
a
talebearer;
a
telltale;
a
tattler..
Episkeletal
::
Episkeletal
(a.) Above or
outside
of the
endoskeleton;
epaxial.
Aspiration
::
Aspiration
(n.) The act of
aspirating;
the
pronunciation
of a
letter
with a full or
strong
emission
of
breath;
an
aspirated
sound.
Copy
::
Copy (n.) An
imitation,
transcript,
or
reproduction
of an
original
work; as, a copy of a
letter,
an
engraving,
a
painting,
or a
statue..
Writing
::
Writing
(n.) Any
written
composition;
a
pamphlet;
a work; a
literary
production;
a book; as, the
writings
of
Addison..
Athlete
::
Athlete
(n.) Any one
trained
to
contend
in
exercises
requiring
great
physical
agility
and
strength;
one who has great
activity
and
strength;
a
champion.
Unclose
::
Unclose
(v. t. & i.) To open; to
separate
the parts of; as, to
unclose
a
letter;
to
unclose
one's
eyes..
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