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Definition of liar
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Liar (n.) A
person
who
knowingly
utters
falsehood;
one who lies.
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Quasi
::
Quasi () As if; as
though;
as it were; in a
manner
sense or
degree;
having
some
resemblance
to;
qualified;
-- used as an
adjective,
or a
prefix
with a noun or an
adjective;
as, a quasi
contract,
an
implied
contract,
an
obligation
which has
arisen
from some act, as if from a
contract;
a quasi
corporation,
a body that has some, but not all, of the
peculiar
attributes
of a
corporation;
a quasi
argument,
that which
resembles,
or is used as, an
argument;
quasi
historical,
apparently
historical,
seemi
Proface
::
Proface
(interj.)
Much good may it do you! -- a
familiar
salutation
or
welcome.
Genius
::
Genius
(n.)
Peculiar
character;
animating
spirit,
as of a
nation,
a
religion,
a
language..
Supply
::
Supply
(n.)
Auxiliary
troops
or
reenforcements.
Special
::
Special
(a.)
Particular;
peculiar;
different
from
others;
extraordinary;
uncommon.
Chondrule
::
Chondrule
(n.) A
peculiar
rounded
granule
of some
mineral,
usually
enstatite
or
chrysolite,
found
imbedded
more or less
abundantly
in the mass of many
meteoric
stones,
which are hence
called
chondrites..
Gallicism
::
Gallicism
(n.) A mode of
speech
peculiar
to the
French;
a
French
idiom;
also, in
general,
a
French
mode or
custom..
Air
::
Air (n.) The
peculiar
look,
appearance,
and
bearing
of a
person;
mien;
demeanor;
as, the air of a
youth;
a heavy air; a lofty air..
Damask
::
Damask
(v. t.) To
decorate
in a way
peculiar
to
Damascus
or
attributed
to
Damascus;
particularly:
(a) with
flowers
and rich
designs,
as silk; (b) with
inlaid
lines of gold, etc., or with a
peculiar
marking
or
water,
as
metal.
See
Damaskeen..
Shy
::
Shy
(superl.)
Reserved;
coy;
disinclined
to
familiar
approach.
Glory
::
Glory (n.) An
emanation
of light
supposed
to
proceed
from
beings
of
peculiar
sanctity.
It is
represented
in art by rays of gold, or the like,
proceeding
from the head or body, or by a disk, or a mere
line..
Miliary
::
Miliary
(a.)
Accompanied
with an
eruption
like
millet
seeds;
as, a
miliary
fever..
Gailliarde
::
Gailliarde
(n.) A
lively
French
and
Italian
dance.
Pseudologist
::
Pseudologist
(n.) One who
utters
falsehoods;
a liar.
Ploce
::
Ploce (n.) A
figure
in which a word is
separated
or
repeated
by way of
emphasis,
so as not only to
signify
the
individual
thing
denoted
by it, but also its
peculiar
attribute
or
quality;
as, His
wife's
a wife
indeed..
Polarization
::
Polarization
(n.) A
peculiar
affection
or
condition
of the rays of light or heat, in
consequence
of which they
exhibit
different
properties
in
different
directions..
Poll
::
Poll (n.) A
parrot;
--
familiarly
so
called.
Ass
::
Ass (n.) A
quadruped
of the genus Equus (E.
asinus),
smaller
than the
horse,
and
having
a
peculiarly
harsh bray and long ears. The tame or
domestic
ass is
patient,
slow, and
sure-footed,
and has
become
the type of
obstinacy
and
stupidity.
There are
several
species
of wild asses which are
swift-footed..
Proverb
::
Proverb
(n.) A
familiar
illustration;
a
subject
of
contemptuous
reference.
Hibernianism
::
Hibernianism
(n.) An idiom or mode of
speech
peculiar
to the
Irish.
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