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Definition of attack
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Attack
(n.) A
setting
to work upon some task, etc..
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Disarm
::
Disarm
(v. t.) To
deprive
of arms; to take away the
weapons
of; to
deprive
of the means of
attack
or
defense;
to
render
defenseless.
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.) To bear down upon; to rush upon; to
attack.
Attemptable
::
Attemptable
(a.)
Capable
of being
attempted,
tried,
or
attacked..
Aggressive
::
Aggressive
(a.)
Tending
or
disposed
to
aggress;
characterized
by
aggression;
making
assaults;
unjustly
attacking;
as, an
aggressive
policy,
war,
person,
nation..
Curmurring
::
Curmurring
(n.)
Murmuring;
grumbling;
--
sometimes
applied
to the
rumbling
produced
by a
slight
attack
of the
gripes.
Rot
::
Rot (n.) A fatal
distemper
which
attacks
sheep and
sometimes
other
animals.
It is due to the
presence
of a
parasitic
worm in the liver or gall
bladder.
See 1st
Fluke,
2..
Horse-leech
::
Horse-leech
(n.) A large
blood-sucking
leech
(Haemopsis
vorax),
of
Europe
and
Northern
Africa.
It
attacks
the lips and
mouths
of
horses..
Fence
::
Fence (n.) That which fends off
attack
or
danger;
a
defense;
a
protection;
a
cover;
security;
shield.
Attack
::
Attack
(v. t.) To set to work upon, as upon a task or
problem,
or some
object
of labor or
investigation..
Epizootic
::
Epizootic
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
disease
which
attacks
many
animals
at the same time; --
corresponding
to
epidemic
diseases
among men.
Camisado
::
Camisado
(n.) A shirt worn by
soldiers
over their
uniform,
in order to be able to
recognize
one
another
in a night
attack..
Thysanoptera
::
Thysanoptera
(n. pl.) A
division
of
insects,
considered
by some
writers
a
distinct
order,
but
regarded
by
others
as
belonging
to the
Hemiptera.
They are all of small size, and have
narrow,
broadly
fringed
wings with
rudimentary
nervures.
Most of the
species
feed upon the
juices
of
plants,
and some, as those which
attack
grain,
are very
injurious
to
crops.
Called
also
Physopoda.
See
Thrips..
Onslaught
::
Onslaught
(n.) An
attack;
an
onset;
esp., a
furious
or
murderous
attack
or
assault..
Violent
::
Violent
(a.)
Moving
or
acting
with
physical
strength;
urged or
impelled
with
force;
excited
by
strong
feeling
or
passion;
forcible;
vehement;
impetuous;
fierce;
furious;
severe;
as, a
violent
blow; the
violent
attack
of a
disease..
Caribe
::
Caribe
(n.) A south
American
fresh water fish of the genus
Serrasalmo
of many
species,
remarkable
for its
voracity.
When
numerous
they
attack
man or
beast,
often with fatal
results..
Access
::
Access
(n.) An
onset,
attack,
or fit of
disease..
Fortify
::
Fortify
(v. t.) To add
strength
to; to
strengthen;
to
confirm;
to
furnish
with power to
resist
attack.
Arm
::
Arm (v. i.) To
provide
one's self with arms,
weapons,
or means of
attack
or
resistance;
to take
arms..
Phylloxera
::
Phylloxera
(n.) A small
hemipterous
insect
(Phylloxera
vastatrix)
allied
to the
aphids.
It
attacks
the roots and
leaves
of the
grapevine,
doing great
damage,
especially
in
Europe..
Alarm
::
Alarm (n.)
Sudden
surprise
with fear or
terror
excited
by
apprehension
of
danger;
in the
military
use,
commonly,
sudden
apprehension
of being
attacked
by
surprise..
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