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Definition of spring
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 spring is as below...
Spring
(v. i.) A crack or
fissure
in a mast or yard,
running
obliquely
or
transversely..
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Renascible
::
Renascible
(a.)
Capable
of being
reproduced;
ablle to
spring
again into
being.
Brat
::
Brat (n.) A
child;
an
offspring;
--
formerly
used in a good
sense,
but now
usually
in a
contemptuous
sense..
Wellspring
::
Wellspring
(n.) A
fountain;
a
spring;
a
source
of
continual
supply.
Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A small catch or
fastening
held or
closed
by means of a
spring,
or one which
closes
with a
snapping
sound,
as the catch of a
bracelet,
necklace,
clasp of a book, etc..
Vulcanology
::
Vulcanology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
phenomena
due to
plutonic
action,
as in
volcanoes,
hot
springs,
etc..
Springbok
::
Springboard
(n.) An
elastic
board,
secured
at the ends, or at one end, often by
elastic
supports,
used in
performing
feats of
agility
or in
exercising..
Springtime
::
Springtide
(n.) The time of
spring;
springtime.
Dayspring
::
Dayspring
(n.) The
beginning
of the day, or first
appearance
of
light;
the dawn;
hence,
the
beginning..
Sinister
::
Sinister
(a.)
Wrong,
as
springing
from
indirection
or
obliquity;
perverse;
dishonest;
corrupt;
as,
sinister
aims..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) To issue with speed and
violence;
to move with
activity;
to dart; to
shoot.
Titlark
::
Titlark
(n.) Any one of
numerous
small
spring
birds
belonging
to
Anthus,
Corydalla,
and
allied
genera,
which
resemble
the true larks in color and in
having
a very long hind claw;
especially,
the
European
meadow
pipit
(Anthus
pratensis)..
Burst
::
Burst (v. i.) To fly apart or in
pieces;
of break open; to yield to force or
pressure,
especially
to a
sudden
and
violent
exertion
of
force,
or to
pressure
from
within;
to
explode;
as, the
boiler
had
burst;
the buds will burst in
spring..
Pool
::
Pool (n.) A small and
rather
deep
collection
of
(usually)
fresh
water,
as one
supplied
by a
spring,
or
occurring
in the
course
of a
stream;
a
reservoir
for
water;
as, the pools of
Solomon..
Child
::
Child (n.) A son or a
daughter;
a male or
female
descendant,
in the first
degree;
the
immediate
progeny
of human
parents;
-- in law,
legitimate
offspring.
Used also of
animals
and
plants..
Cowslip
::
Cowslip
(n.) In the
United
States,
the marsh
marigold
(Caltha
palustris),
appearing
in wet
places
in early
spring
and often used as a pot herb. It is
nearer
to a
buttercup
than to a true
cowslip.
See
Illust.
of Marsh
marigold..
Updive
::
Updive
(v. i.) To
spring
upward;
to rise.
Latent
::
Latent
(a.) Not
visible
or
apparent;
hidden;
springs
of
action.
Repeater
::
Repeater
(n.) A watch with a
striking
apparatus
which,
upon
pressure
of a
spring,
will
indicate
the time,
usually
in hours and
quarters..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) To bend from a
straight
direction
or plane
surface;
to
become
warped;
as, a piece of
timber,
or a
plank,
sometimes
springs
in
seasoning..
Thysanura
::
Thysanura
(n. pl.) An order of
wingless
hexapod
insects
which have
setiform
caudal
appendages,
either
bent
beneath
the body to form a
spring,
or
projecting
as
bristles.
It
comprises
the
Cinura,
or
bristletails,
and the
Collembola,
or
springtails.
Called
also
Thysanoura.
See
Lepisma,
and
Podura..
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