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Definition of lifted
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Lifted
(imp. & p. p.) of Lif.
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Arrected
::
Arrected
(a.)
Lifted
up;
raised;
erect.
Election
::
Election
(a.) The act of
choosing
a
person
to fill an
office,
or to
membership
in a
society,
as by
ballot,
uplifted
hands,
or viva voce; as, the
election
of a
president
or a
mayor..
Slice
::
Slice (v. t.) One of the
wedges
by which the
cradle
and the ship are
lifted
clear of the
building
blocks
to
prepare
for
launching.
Mount
::
Mount (n.) To rise on high; to go up; to be
upraised
or
uplifted;
to tower
aloft;
to
ascend;
-- often with up.
Movable
::
Movable
(a.)
Capable
of being
moved,
lifted,
carried,
drawn,
turned,
or
conveyed,
or in any way made to
change
place or
posture;
susceptible
of
motion;
not fixed or
stationary;
as, a
movable
steam
engine..
Lift
::
Lift (n.) The space or
distance
through
which
anything
is
lifted;
as, a long
lift..
Upstare
::
Upstare
(v. i.) To stare or stand
upward;
hence,
to be
uplifted
or
conspicuous..
Strain
::
Strain
(n.) A
violent
effort;
an
excessive
and
hurtful
exertion
or
tension,
as of the
muscles;
as, he
lifted
the
weight
with a
strain;
the
strain
upon a
ship's
rigging
in a gale; also, the hurt or
injury
resulting;
a
sprain..
Lifter
::
Lifter
(n.) A tool for
lifting
loose sand from the mold; also, a
contrivance
attached
to a cope, to hold the sand
together
when the cope is
lifted..
Tiptoe
::
Tiptoe
(a.) Being on
tiptoe,
or as on
tiptoe;
hence,
raised
as high as
possible;
lifted
up;
exalted;
also,
alert..
Bite
::
Bite (v.) The hold which the short end of a lever has upon the thing to be
lifted,
or the hold which one part of a
machine
has upon
another..
Sucker
::
Sucker
(n.) A small piece of
leather,
usually
round,
having
a
string
attached
to the
center,
which,
when
saturated
with water and
pressed
upon a stone or other body
having
a
smooth
surface,
adheres,
by
reason
of the
atmospheric
pressure,
with such force as to
enable
a
considerable
weight
to be thus
lifted
by the
string;
-- used by
children
as a
plaything..
Tilt Hammer
::
Tilt
hammer
() A
tilted
hammer;
a heavy
hammer,
used in iron
works,
which is
lifted
or
tilted
by
projections
or
wipers
on a
revolving
shaft;
a trip
hammer..
Duty
::
Duty (n.) The
efficiency
of an
engine,
especially
a steam
pumping
engine,
as
measured
by work done by a
certain
quantity
of fuel;
usually,
the
number
of
pounds
of water
lifted
one foot by one
bushel
of coal (94 lbs. old
standard),
or by 1 cwt. (112 lbs.,
England,
or 100 lbs.,
United
States)..
Light
::
Light
(superl.)
Not
burdensome;
easy to be
lifted,
borne,
or
carried
by
physical
strength;
as, a light
burden,
or
load..
Tripping
::
Tripping
(a.)
Having
the right
forefoot
lifted,
the
others
remaining
on the
ground,
as if he were
trotting;
trippant;
-- said of an
animal,
as a hart, buck, and the like, used as a
bearing..
High
::
High
(superl.)
Elevated
above any
starting
point of
measurement,
as a line, or
surface;
having
altitude;
lifted
up;
raised
or
extended
in the
direction
of the
zenith;
lofty;
tall; as, a high
mountain,
tower,
tree; the sun is
high..
Elative
::
Elative
(a.)
Raised;
lifted
up; -- a term
applied
to what is also
called
the
absolute
superlative,
denoting
a high or
intense
degree
of a
quality,
but not
excluding
the idea that an equal
degree
may exist in other
cases..
Elevated
::
Elevated
(a.)
Uplifted;
high;
lofty;
also,
animated;
noble;
as,
elevated
thoughts..
Suspense
::
Suspense
(a.) Held or
lifted
up; held or
prevented
from
proceeding.
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