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Definition of ought
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Ought
(imp.,
p. p., or
auxiliary)
To be bound in duty or by moral
obligation..
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Astigmatism
::
Astigmatism
(n.) A
defect
of the eye or of a lens, in
consequence
of which the rays
derived
from one point are not
brought
to a
single
focal
point,
thus
causing
imperfect
images
or
indistinctness
of
vision..
Die
::
Die (v. i.) To pass from an
animate
to a
lifeless
state;
to cease to live; to
suffer
a total and
irreparable
loss of
action
of the vital
functions;
to
become
dead; to
expire;
to
perish;
-- said of
animals
and
vegetables;
often with of, by, with, from, and
rarely
for,
before
the cause or
occasion
of
death;
as, to die of
disease
or
hardships;
to die by fire or the
sword;
to die with
horror
at the
thought..
Mull
::
Mull (v. i.) To work
(over)
mentally;
to
cogitate;
to
ruminate;
--
usually
with over; as, to mull over a
thought
or a
problem..
Tocher
::
Tocher
(n.) Dowry
brought
by a bride to her
husband.
Default
::
Default
(n.) A
failing
or
failure;
omission
of that which ought to be done;
neglect
to do what duty or law
requires;
as, this evil has
happened
through
the
governor's
default..
Distrait
::
Distrait
(a.)
Absent-minded;
lost in
thought;
abstracted.
Inwrought
::
Inwrought
(p. p. / a.)
Wrought
or
worked
in or among other
things;
worked
into any
fabric
so as to from a part of its
texture;
wrought
or
adorned,
as with
figures..
Turn-out
::
Turn-out
(n.) That which is
prominently
brought
forward
or
exhibited;
hence,
an
equipage;
as, a man with a showy
carriage
and
horses
is said to have a fine
turn-out..
Cogitate
::
Cogitate
(v. i.) To
engage
in
continuous
thought;
to
think.
Collatitious
::
Collatitious
(a.)
Brought
together;
contributed;
done by
contributions.
Infabricated
::
Infabricated
(a.) Not
fabricated;
unwrought;
not
artificial;
natural.
Hypocleidium
::
Hypocleidium
(n.) A
median
process
on the
furculum,
or
merrythought,
of many
birds,
where it is
connected
with the
sternum..
Vein
::
Vein (n.) A train of
association,
thoughts,
emotions,
or the like; a
current;
a
course..
Doughty
::
Doughty
(superl.)
Able;
strong;
valiant;
redoubtable;
as, a
doughty
hero..
Perspicuity
::
Perspicuity
(n.) The
quality
of being
perspicuous
to the
understanding;
clearness
of
expression
or
thought.
Stammered
::
Stammel
(a.) Of the color of
stammel;
having
a red
color,
thought
inferior
to
scarlet..
Study
::
Study (n.) To fix the mind
closely
upon a
subject;
to dwell upon
anything
in
thought;
to muse; to
ponder.
Speech
::
Speech
(n.) The
faculty
of
uttering
articulate
sounds
or
words;
the
faculty
of
expressing
thoughts
by words or
articulate
sounds;
the power of
speaking.
Pietist
::
Pietist
(n.) One of a class of
religious
reformers
in
Germany
in the 17th
century
who
sought
to
revive
declining
piety in the
Protestant
churches;
-- often
applied
as a term of
reproach
to those who make a
display
of
religious
feeling.
Also used
adjectively.
Dowager
::
Dowager
(n.) A widow
endowed,
or
having
a
jointure;
a widow who
either
enjoys
a dower from her
deceased
husband,
or has
property
of her own
brought
by her to her
husband
on
marriage,
and
settled
on her after his
decease..
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