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Definition of slight
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Slight
(v. t.) To
overthrow;
to
demolish.
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Drizzle
::
Drizzle
(v. i.) To rain
slightly
in very small
drops;
to fall, as water from the
clouds,
slowly
and in fine
particles;
as, it
drizzles;
drizzling
drops or
rain..
Faintish
::
Faintish
(a.)
Slightly
faint;
somewhat
faint.
Dugout
::
Dugout
(n.) A house made
partly
in a
hillside
or
slighter
elevation.
Acuteness
::
Acuteness
(n.) The
faculty
of nice
discernment
or
perception;
acumen;
keenness;
sharpness;
sensitiveness;
--
applied
to the
senses,
or the
understanding.
By
acuteness
of
feeling,
we
perceive
small
objects
or
slight
impressions:
by
acuteness
of
intellect,
we
discern
nice
distinctions..
Slightly
::
Slightly
(adv.)
Slightingly;
negligently.
Subindices
::
Subincusation
(n.) A
slight
charge
or
accusation.
Lapse
::
Lapse (n.) A slip; an
error;
a
fault;
a
failing
in duty; a
slight
deviation
from truth or
rectitude.
Hint
::
Hint (n.) A
remote
allusion;
slight
mention;
intimation;
insinuation;
a
suggestion
or
reminder,
without
a full
declaration
or
explanation;
also, an
occasion
or
motive..
Bornite
::
Bornite
(n.) A
valuable
ore of
copper,
containing
copper,
iron, and
sulphur;
-- also
called
purple
copper
ore (or
erubescite),
in
allusion
to the
colors
shown upon the
slightly
tarnished
surface..
Subapennine
::
Subangular
(a.)
Slightly
angular.
Twitch
::
Twitch
(n.) A stick with a hole in one end
through
which
passes
a loop, which can be drawn
tightly
over the upper lip or an ear of a
horse.
By
twisting
the stick the
compression
is made
sufficiently
painful
to keep the
animal
quiet
during
a
slight
surgical
operation..
Discriminate
::
Discriminate
(v. i.) To make a
difference
or
distinction;
to
distinguish
accurately;
as, in
judging
of
evidence,
we
should
be
careful
to
discriminate
between
probability
and
slight
presumption..
Tag
::
Tag (n.) Any
slight
appendage,
as to an
article
of
dress;
something
slight
hanging
loosely;
specifically,
a
direction
card, or
label..
Cursitating
::
Cursitating
(a.)
Moving
about
slightly.
Rally
::
Rally (v. t.) To
attack
with
raillery,
either
in good humor and
pleasantry,
or with
slight
contempt
or
satire..
Upher
::
Upher (n.) A fir pole of from four to seven
inches
diameter,
and
twenty
to forty feet long,
sometimes
roughly
hewn, used for
scaffoldings,
and
sometimes
for
slight
and
common
roofs,
for which use it is
split..
Puff
::
Puff (n.) A
sudden
and
single
emission
of
breath
from the
mouth;
hence,
any
sudden
or short blast of wind; a
slight
gust; a
whiff..
Hurter
::
Hurter
(n.) An
injury
causing
pain of mind or
conscience;
a
slight;
a
stain;
as of sin.
Slight
::
Slight
(n.) The act of
slighting;
the
manifestation
of a
moderate
degree
of
contempt,
as by
neglect
or
oversight;
neglect;
indignity..
Beat
::
Beat (n.) A
sudden
swelling
or
reenforcement
of a
sound,
recurring
at
regular
intervals,
and
produced
by the
interference
of sound waves of
slightly
different
periods
of
vibrations;
applied
also, by
analogy,
to other kinds of wave
motions;
the
pulsation
or
throbbing
produced
by the
vibrating
together
of two tones not quite in
unison.
See Beat, v. i., 8..
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