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Definition of secret
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Secret
(a.) The parts which
modesty
and
propriety
require
to be
concealed;
the
genital
organs.
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Tamper
::
Tamper
(v. i.) To deal
unfairly;
to
practice
secretly;
to use
bribery.
Vacuole
::
Vacuole
(n.) A small air cell, or
globular
space,
in the
interior
of
organic
cells,
either
containing
air, or a
pellucid
watery
liquid,
or some
special
chemical
secretions
of the cell
protoplasm..
Secretarial
::
Secretarial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
secretary;
befitting
a
secretary.
Manna
::
Manna (n.) A
sweetish
exudation
in the form of pale
yellow
friable
flakes,
coming
from
several
trees and
shrubs
and used in
medicine
as a
gentle
laxative,
as the
secretion
of
Fraxinus
Ornus,
and F.
rotundifolia,
the manna ashes of
Southern
Europe..
Private
::
Private
(a.) Not
publicly
known;
not open;
secret;
as, a
private
negotiation;
a
private
understanding..
Discover
::
Discover
(v. t.) To
disclose;
to lay open to view; to make
visible;
to
reveal;
to make
known;
to show (what has been
secret,
unseen,
or
unknown)..
Suppression
::
Suppression
(n.)
Complete
stoppage
of a
natural
secretion
or
excretion;
as,
suppression
of
urine;
-- used in
contradiction
to
retention,
which
signifies
that the
secretion
or
excretion
is
retained
without
expulsion..
Intrigue
::
Intrigue
(v. i.) A
secret
and
illicit
love
affair
between
two
persons
of
different
sexes;
an
amour;
a
liaison.
Secretion
::
Secretion
(n.) Any
substance
or fluid
secreted,
or
elaborated
and
emitted,
as the
gastric
juice..
Arachnidium
::
Arachnidium
(n.) The
glandular
organ in which the
material
for the web of
spiders
is
secreted.
Purpuriparous
::
Purpuriparous
(a.)
Producing,
or
connected
with, a
purple-colored
secretion;
as, the
purpuriparous
gland of
certain
gastropods..
Closemouthed
::
Closemouthed
(a.)
Cautious
in
speaking;
secret;
wary;
uncommunicative.
Whisper
::
Whisper
(n.)
Something
communicated
in
secret
or by
whispering;
a
suggestion
or
insinuation.
Upas
::
Upas (n.) A tree
(Antiaris
toxicaria)
of the
Breadfruit
family,
common
in the
forests
of Java and the
neighboring
islands.
Its
secretions
are
poisonous,
and it has been
fabulously
reported
that the
atmosphere
about it is
deleterious.
Called
also bohun
upas..
Hidden
::
Hidden
(p. p. & a.) from Hide.
Concealed;
put out of view;
secret;
not
known;
mysterious.
Secretiveness
::
Secretiveness
(n.) The
quality
of being
secretive;
disposition
or
tendency
to
conceal.
Thirst
::
Thirst
(n.) A
sensation
of
dryness
in the
throat
associated
with a
craving
for
liquids,
produced
by
deprivation
of
drink,
or by some other cause (as fear,
excitement,
etc.) which
arrests
the
secretion
of the
pharyngeal
mucous
membrane;
hence,
the
condition
producing
this
sensation..
Secernent
::
Secernent
(n.) That which
promotes
secretion.
Underwork
::
Underwork
(v. i.) To work or
operate
in
secret
or
clandestinely.
Bile
::
Bile (n.) A
yellow,
or
greenish,
viscid
fluid,
usually
alkaline
in
reaction,
secreted
by the
liver.
It
passes
into the
intestines,
where it aids in the
digestive
process.
Its
characteristic
constituents
are the bile
salts,
and
coloring
matters..
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