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Definition of reed
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 reed is as below...
Reed (n.) One of the thin
pieces
of
metal,
the
vibration
of which
produce
the tones of a
melodeon,
accordeon,
harmonium,
or
seraphine;
also
attached
to
certain
sets or
registers
of pipes in an
organ..
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Witts
::
Witts (n.) Tin ore freed from
earthy
matter
by
stamping.
Unembarrassment
::
Unembarrassment
(n.)
Freedom
from
embarrassment.
-dom
::
-dom ()
State,
condition,
or
quality
of
being,
as in
wisdom,
freedom..
Water Spaniel
::
Water
spaniel
() A
curly-haired
breed of
spaniels,
naturally
very fond of the
water..
Mongrel
::
Mongrel
(n.) The
progeny
resulting
from a cross
between
two
breeds,
as of
domestic
animals;
anything
of mixed
breed..
Chigre
::
Chigre
(n.) A
species
of flea
(Pulex
penetrans),
common
in the West
Indies
and South
America,
which often
attacks
the feet or any
exposed
part of the human body, and
burrowing
beneath
the skin
produces
great
irritation.
When the
female
is
allowed
to
remain
and
breed,
troublesome
sores
result,
which are
sometimes
dangerous.
See
Jigger..
Sley
::
Sley (v. t.) To
separate
or part the
threads
of, and
arrange
them in a reed; -- a term used by
weavers.
See
Sleave,
and
Sleid..
Reeding
::
Reeding
(n.) The
nurling
on the edge of a coin; --
commonly
called
milling.
Incivility
::
Incivility
(n.) Any act of
rudeness
or ill
breeding.
Stocker
::
Stockdove
(n.) A
common
European
wild
pigeon
(Columba
aenas),
so
called
because
at one time
believed
to be the stock of the
domestic
pigeon,
or,
according
to some, from its
breeding
in the
stocks,
or
trunks,
of
trees..
Nidus
::
Nidus (n.) A nest: a
repository
for the eggs of
birds,
insects,
etc.; a
breeding
place;
esp., the place or
substance
where
parasites
or the germs of a
disease
effect
lodgment
or are
developed..
Freed
::
Freed (imp. & p. p.) of Fre.
Etiquette
::
Etiquette
(n.) The forms
required
by good
breeding,
or
prescribed
by
authority,
to be
observed
in
social
or
official
life;
observance
of the
proprieties
of rank and
occasion;
conventional
decorum;
ceremonial
code of
polite
society..
Reedy
::
Reedy (a.)
Having
the
quality
of reed in tone, that is, ///// and thin^ as some
voices..
Inunctuosity
::
Inunctuosity
(n.) The want of
unctuosity;
freedom
from
greasiness
or
oiliness;
as, the
inunctuosity
of
porcelain
clay..
Fieldfare
::
Fieldfare
(n.) a small
thrush
(Turdus
pilaris)
which
breeds
in
northern
Europe
and
winters
in Great
Britain.
The head, nape, and lower part of the back are
ash-colored;
the upper part of the back and wing
coverts,
chestnut;
--
called
also
fellfare..
Peace
::
Peace (v.) A state of quiet or
tranquillity;
freedom
from
disturbance
or
agitation;
calm;
repos.
Scriptory
::
Scriptory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
writing;
expressed
in
writing;
used in
writing;
as,
scriptory
wills;
a
scriptory
reed..
Setter
::
Setter
(n.) A
hunting
dog of a
special
breed
originally
derived
from a cross
between
the
spaniel
and the
pointer.
Modern
setters
are
usually
trained
to
indicate
the
position
of game birds by
standing
in a fixed
position,
but
originally
they
indicated
it by
sitting
or
crouching..
Half Blood
::
Half blood (n.) A
person
whose
father
and
mother
are of
different
races;
a
half-breed.
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