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Definition of occasion
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Occasion
(n.) A
reason
or
excuse;
a
motive;
a
persuasion.
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Dimity
::
Dimity
(n.) A
cotton
fabric
employed
for
hangings
and
furniture
coverings,
and
formerly
used for
women's
under-garments.
It is of many
patterns,
both plain and
twilled,
and
occasionally
is
printed
in
colors..
Casually
::
Casually
(adv.)
Without
design;
accidentally;
fortuitously;
by
chance;
occasionally.
Eventration
::
Eventration
(n.) A tumor
containing
a large
portion
of the
abdominal
viscera,
occasioned
by
relaxation
of the walls of the
abdomen..
Hour
::
Hour (n.) Fixed or
appointed
time;
conjuncture;
a
particular
time or
occasion;
as, the hour of
greatest
peril;
the man for the
hour..
Hunger
::
Hunger
(n.) An
uneasy
sensation
occasioned
normally
by the want of food; a
craving
or
desire
for food.
Decorum
::
Decorum
(n.)
Propriety
of
manner
or
conduct;
grace
arising
from
suitableness
of
speech
and
behavior
to one's own
character,
or to the place and
occasion;
decency
of
conduct;
seemliness;
that which is
seemly
or
suitable..
Bombast
::
Bombast
(n.) Fig.:
High-sounding
words;
an
inflated
style;
language
above the
dignity
of the
occasion;
fustian.
Disposable
::
Disposable
(a.)
Subject
to
disposal;
free to be used or
employed
as
occasion
may
require;
not
assigned
to any
service
or use.
Need
::
Need (n.) To be in want of; to have cause or
occasion
for; to lack; to
require,
as
supply
or
relief..
Offence
::
Offence
(n.) A cause or
occasion
of
stumbling
or of sin.
Dolorous
::
Dolorous
(a.)
Occasioning
pain or
grief;
painful.
Frost
::
Frost (v. i.) The state or
temperature
of the air which
occasions
congelation,
or the
freezing
of
water;
severe
cold or
freezing
weather..
Address
::
Address
(v. t.) A
formal
communication,
either
written
or
spoken;
a
discourse;
a
speech;
a
formal
application
to any one; a
petition;
a
formal
statement
on some
subject
or
special
occasion;
as, an
address
of
thanks,
an
address
to the
voters..
Bole
::
Bole (n.) An
aperture,
with a
wooden
shutter,
in the wall of a
house,
for
giving,
occasionally,
air or
light;
also, a small
closet..
Hunger
::
Hunger
(n.) To feel the
craving
or
uneasiness
occasioned
by want of food; to be
oppressed
by
hunger.
Sound
::
Sound (n.) The
occasion
of
sound;
the
impulse
or
vibration
which would
occasion
sound to a
percipient
if
present
with
unimpaired;
hence,
the
theory
of
vibrations
in
elastic
media such cause
sound;
as, a
treatise
on
sound..
Seemly
::
Seemly
(v. i.)
Suited
to the
object,
occasion,
purpose,
or
character;
suitable;
fit;
becoming;
comely;
decorous..
Discomfortable
::
Discomfortable
(a.)
Causing
discomfort;
occasioning
uneasiness;
making
sad.
Scurvy
::
Scurvy
(n.) A
disease
characterized
by livid
spots,
especially
about the
thighs
and legs, due to
extravasation
of
blood,
and by
spongy
gums, and
bleeding
from
almost
all the
mucous
membranes.
It is
accompanied
by
paleness,
languor,
depression,
and
general
debility.
It is
occasioned
by
confinement,
innutritious
food, and hard
labor,
but
especially
by lack of fresh
vegetable
food, or
confinement
for a long time to a
limited
range of food, which is
incapable
of
repairing
the waste of the
system.
It
Rockaway
::
Rockaway
()
Formerly,
a
light,
low,
four-wheeled
carriage,
with
standing
top, open at the
sides,
but
having
waterproof
curtains
which could be let down when
occasion
required;
now, a
somewhat
similar,
but
heavier,
carriage,
inclosed,
except
in
front,
and
having
a door at each
side..
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