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Definition of slight
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Slight
(n.) The act of
slighting;
the
manifestation
of a
moderate
degree
of
contempt,
as by
neglect
or
oversight;
neglect;
indignity..
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Suspicion
::
Suspicion
(n.) The act of
suspecting;
the
imagination
or
apprehension
of the
existence
of
something
(esp.
something
wrong or
hurtful)
without
proof,
or upon very
slight
evidence,
or upon no
evidence..
Misprize
::
Misprize
(v.) To
slight
or
undervalue.
Frivolous
::
Frivolous
(a.) Of
little
weight
or
importance;
not worth
notice;
slight;
as, a
frivolous
argument..
Stimulant
::
Stime (n.) A
slight
gleam or
glimmer;
a
glimpse.
Peccadillo
::
Peccadillo
(n.) A
slight
trespass
or
offense;
a petty crime or
fault.
Slender
::
Slender
(superl.)
Weak;
feeble;
not
strong;
slight;
as,
slender
hope; a
slender
constitution..
Ticklish
::
Ticklish
(a.)
Sensible
to
slight
touches;
easily
tickled;
as, the sole of the foot is very
ticklish;
the
hardened
palm of the hand is not
ticklish..
Wormwood
::
Wormwood
(n.) A
composite
plant
(Artemisia
Absinthium),
having
a
bitter
and
slightly
aromatic
taste,
formerly
used as a tonic and a
vermifuge,
and to
protect
woolen
garments
from
moths.
It gives the
peculiar
flavor
to the
cordial
called
absinthe.
The
volatile
oil is a
narcotic
poison.
The term is often
extended
to other
species
of the same
genus..
Lactose
::
Lactose
(n.) Sugar of milk or milk
sugar;
a
crystalline
sugar
present
in milk, and
separable
from the whey by
evaporation
and
crystallization.
It has a
slightly
sweet
taste,
is
dextrorotary,
and is much less
soluble
in water than
either
cane sugar or
glucose.
Formerly
called
lactin..
Gauzy
::
Gauzy (a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
gauze;
thin and
slight
as
gauze..
Cursory
::
Cursory
(a.)
Characterized
by
haste;
hastily
or
superficially
performed;
slight;
superficial;
careless.
Slight
::
Slight
(superl.)
Not
decidedly
marked;
not
forcible;
inconsiderable;
unimportant;
insignificant;
not
severe;
weak;
gentle;
--
applied
in a great
variety
of
circumstances;
as, a
slight
(i. e.,
feeble)
effort;
a
slight
(i. e.,
perishable)
structure;
a
slight
(i. e., not deep)
impression;
a
slight
(i. e., not
convincing)
argument;
a
slight
(i. e., not
thorough)
examination;
slight
(i. e., not
severe)
pain, and the
like..
Valerin
::
Valerin
(n.) A salt of
valeric
acid with
glycerin,
occurring
in
butter,
dolphin
oil., and
forming
an
forming
an oily
liquid
with a
slightly
unpleasant
odor..
Distemperature
::
Distemperature
(n.)
Disorder
of body;
slight
illness;
distemper.
Acidulous
::
Acidulous
(a.)
Slightly
sour;
sub-acid;
sourish;
as, an
acidulous
tincture..
Bunn
::
Bunn (n.) A
slightly
sweetened
raised
cake or
bisquit
with a
glazing
of sugar and milk on the top
crust.
Dampen
::
Dampen
(v. t.) To make damp or
moist;
to make
slightly
wet.
Vanity
::
Vanity
(n.) An
inflation
of mind upon
slight
grounds;
empty pride
inspired
by an
overweening
conceit
of one's
personal
attainments
or
decorations;
an
excessive
desire
for
notice
or
approval;
pride;
ostentation;
conceit.
Remnant
::
Remnant
(a.) A small
portion;
a
slight
trace;
a
fragment;
a
little
bit; a
scrap.
Ease
::
Ease (n.) To
release
from
pressure
or
restraint;
to move
gently;
to lift
slightly;
to shift a
little;
as, to ease a bar or nut in
machinery..
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