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Definition of secret
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 secret is as below...
Secret
(a.) A thing not
discovered;
what is
unknown
or
unexplained;
a
mystery.
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Divination
::
Divination
(n.) The act of
divining;
a
foreseeing
or
foretelling
of
future
events;
the
pretended
art
discovering
secret
or
future
by
preternatural
means.
Tube-shell
::
Tube-shell
(n.) Any
bivalve
mollusk
which
secretes
a
shelly
tube
around
its
siphon,
as the
watering-shell..
Abscond
::
Abscond
(v. i.) To
depart
clandestinely;
to steal off and
secrete
one's self; -- used
especially
of
persons
who
withdraw
to avoid a legal
process;
as, an
absconding
debtor..
Underwork
::
Underwork
(v. i.) To work or
operate
in
secret
or
clandestinely.
Mystery
::
Mystery
(a.) A
profound
secret;
something
wholly
unknown,
or
something
kept
cautiously
concealed,
and
therefore
exciting
curiosity
or
wonder;
something
which has not been or can not be
explained;
hence,
specifically,
that which is
beyond
human
comprehension..
Whisper
::
Whisper
(n.)
Something
communicated
in
secret
or by
whispering;
a
suggestion
or
insinuation.
Prayer
::
Prayer
(v. i.) The act of
addressing
supplication
to a
divinity,
especially
to the true God; the
offering
of
adoration,
confession,
supplication,
and
thanksgiving
to the
Supreme
Being;
as,
public
prayer;
secret
prayer..
Chromidrosis
::
Chromidrosis
(n.)
Secretion
of
abnormally
colored
perspiration.
Smuggle
::
Smuggle
(v. t.) To
import
or
export
secretly,
contrary
to the law; to
import
or
export
without
paying
the
duties
imposed
by law; as, to
smuggle
lace..
Secret
::
Secret
(a.) The parts which
modesty
and
propriety
require
to be
concealed;
the
genital
organs.
Nectary
::
Nectary
(n.) That part of a
blossom
which
secretes
nectar,
usually
the base of the
corolla
or
petals;
also, the spur of such
flowers
as the
larkspur
and
columbine,
whether
nectariferous
or not. See the
Illustration
of
Nasturtium..
Oubliette
::
Oubliette
(n.) A
dungeon
with an
opening
only at the top, found in some old
castles
and other
strongholds,
into which
persons
condemned
to
perpetual
imprisonment,
or to
perish
secretly,
were
thrust,
or lured to
fall..
Sclerobase
::
Sclerobase
(n.) The
calcareous
or
hornlike
coral
forming
the
central
stem or axis of most
compound
alcyonarians;
--
called
also foot
secretion.
See
Illust.
under
Gorgoniacea,
and
Coenenchyma..
Stanch
::
Stanch
(v. t.)
Close;
secret;
private.
Eavesdropping
::
Eavesdropping
(n.) The habit of
lurking
about
dwelling
houses,
and other
places
where
persons
meet fro
private
intercourse,
secretly
listening
to what is said, and then
tattling
it
abroad.
The
offense
is
indictable
at
common
law..
Testicle
::
Testicle
(n.) One of the
essential
male
genital
glands
which
secrete
the
semen.
Secrete
::
Secrete
(v. t.) To
separate
from the blood and
elaborate
by the
process
of
secretion;
to
elaborate
and emit as a
secretion.
See
Secretion.
Secernent
::
Secernent
(a.)
Secreting;
secretory.
Subdiversify
::
Subdititious
(a.) Put
secretly
in the place of
something
else;
foisted
in.
Unearth
::
Unearth
(v. t.) To drive or draw from the
earth;
hence,
to
uncover;
to bring out from
concealment;
to bring to
light;
to
disclose;
as, to
unearth
a
secret..
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