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Definition of low
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 low is as below...
Low
(superl.)
Beneath
the usual or
remunerative
rate or
amount,
or the
ordinary
value;
moderate;
cheap;
as, the low price of corn; low
wages..
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Trifallowed
::
Trifallowed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Trifallo.
Water Meadow
::
Water
meadow
() A
meadow,
or piece of low, flat land,
capable
of being kept in a state of
fertility
by being
overflowed
with water from some
adjoining
river or
stream..
Willow
::
Willow
(n.) Any tree or shrub of the genus
Salix,
including
many
species,
most of which are
characterized
often used as an
emblem
of
sorrow,
desolation,
or
desertion.
A
wreath
of
willow
to show my
forsaken
plight.
Sir W.
Scott.
Hence,
a lover
forsaken
by, or
having
lost, the
person
beloved,
is said to wear the
willow..
Flower
::
Flower
(n.) A
figure
of
speech;
an
ornament
of
style.
Demurrage
::
Demurrage
(n.) The
allowance
made to the
master
or owner of the ship for such delay or
detention.
Candock
::
Candock
(n.) A plant or weed that grows in
rivers;
a
species
of
Equisetum;
also, the
yellow
frog lily
(Nuphar
luteum)..
Molto
::
Molto
(adv.)
Much; very; as, molto
adagio,
very
slow..
Influx
::
Influx
(n.) A
coming
in;
infusion;
intromission;
introduction;
importation
in
abundance;
also, that which flows or comes in; as, a great
influx
of goods into a
country,
or an
influx
of gold and
silver..
Grumble
::
Grumble
(v. i.) To
rumble;
to make a low,
harsh,
and heavy
sound;
to
mutter;
as, the
distant
thunder
grumbles..
Hang
::
Hang (v. i.) To
fasten
in a
manner
which will allow of free
motion
upon the point or
points
of
suspension;
-- said of a
pendulum,
a
swing,
a door, gate, etc..
Safflower
::
Safflower
(n.) A
dyestuff
from these
flowers.
See
Safranin
(b).
Terin
::
Terin (n.) A small
yellow
singing
bird, with an
ash-colored
head; the
European
siskin.
Called
also
tarin..
Cutter
::
Cutter
(n.) A kind of soft
yellow
brick,
used for
facework;
-- so
called
from the
facility
with which it can be cut..
Mellow
::
Mellow
(v. t.) To make
mellow.
Bottle
::
Bottle
(n.) A
hollow
vessel,
usually
of glass or
earthenware
(but
formerly
of
leather),
with a
narrow
neck or
mouth,
for
holding
liquids..
Tartarus
::
Tartarus
(n.) The
infernal
regions,
described
in the Iliad as
situated
as far below Hades as
heaven
is above the
earth,
and by later
writers
as the place of
punishment
for the
spirits
of the
wicked.
By the later
poets,
also, the name is often used
synonymously
with
Hades,
or the Lower World in
general..
Carucage
::
Carucage
(n.) A tax on every plow or
plowland.
Dioecious
::
Dioecious
(a.)
Having
the sexes in two
separate
individuals;
--
applied
to
plants
in which the
female
flowers
occur on one
individual
and the male
flowers
on
another
of the same
species,
and to
animals
in which the ovum is
produced
by one
individual
and the sperm cell by
another;
--
opposed
to
monoecious..
Pare
::
Pare (v. t.) To
remove;
to
separate;
to cut or
shave,
as the skin, ring, or
outside
part, from
anything;
--
followed
by off or away; as; to pare off the ring of
fruit;
to pare away
redundancies..
Arabesque
::
Arabesque
(n.) A style of
ornamentation
either
painted,
inlaid,
or
carved
in low
relief.
It
consists
of a
pattern
in which
plants,
fruits,
foliage,
etc., as well as
figures
of men and
animals,
real or
imaginary,
are
fantastically
interlaced
or put
together..
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