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Definition of stable
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 stable is as below...
Stable
(v. i.)
Firmly
established;
not
easily
moved,
shaken,
or
overthrown;
fixed;
as, a
stable
government..
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Planisphere
::
Planisphere
(n.) The
representation
of the
circles
of the
sphere
upon a
plane;
especially,
a
representation
of the
celestial
sphere
upon a plane with
adjustable
circles,
or other
appendages,
for
showing
the
position
of the
heavens,
the time of
rising
and
setting
of
stars,
etc., for any given date or
hour..
Stable
::
Stable
(v. i.)
Durable;
not
subject
to
overthrow
or
change;
firm; as, a
stable
foundation;
a
stable
position..
Fix
::
Fix (v. t.) To make firm,
stable,
or fast; to set or place
permanently;
to
fasten
immovably;
to
establish;
to
implant;
to
secure;
to make
definite..
Prestable
::
Prestable
(a.)
Payable.
Steady
::
Steading
(n.) The
brans,
stables,
cattle-yards,
etc., of a farm; --
called
also
onstead,
farmstead,
farm
offices,
or
farmery..
Tickle
::
Tickle
(a.)
Wavering,
or
liable
to waver and fall at the
slightest
touch;
unstable;
easily
overthrown..
Hellish
::
Hellish
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to hell; like hell;
infernal;
malignant;
wicked;
detestable;
diabolical.
Stabling
::
Stable
stand () The
position
of a man who is found at his
standing
in the
forest,
with a
crossbow
or a
longbow
bent, ready to shoot at a deer, or close by a tree with
greyhounds
in a leash ready to slip; -- one of the four
presumptions
that a man
intends
stealing
the
king's
deer..
Kavass
::
Kavass
(n.) An armed
constable;
also, a
government
servant
or
courier..
Constabulary
::
Constabulary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
constables;
consisting
of
constables.
Myrmidon
::
Myrmidon
(n.) A
soldier
or a
subordinate
civil
officer
who
executes
cruel
orders
of a
superior
without
protest
or pity; --
sometimes
applied
to
bailiffs,
constables,
etc..
Detestably
::
Detestably
(adv.)
In a
detestable
manner.
Slippery
::
Slippery
(a.)
Unstable;
changeable;
mutable;
uncertain;
inconstant;
fickle.
Accurst
::
Accurst
(p. p. & a.)
Doomed
to
destruction
or
misery;
cursed;
hence,
bad
enough
to be under the
curse;
execrable;
detestable;
exceedingly
hateful;
-- as, an
accursed
deed..
Rosolic
::
Rosolic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
red
dyestuff
(called
rosolic
acid) which is
analogous
to
rosaniline
and
aurin.
It is
produced
by
oxidizing
a
mixture
of
phenol
and
cresol,
as a dark red
amorphous
mass,
C20H16O3,
which forms weak salts with
bases,
and
stable
ones with
acids.
Called
also
methyl
aurin,
and,
formerly,
corallin..
Nitroprussic
::
Nitroprussic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
a
complex
acid
called
nitroprussic
acid,
obtained
indirectly
by the
action
of
nitric
acid on
potassium
ferrocyanide
(yellow
prussiate),
as a red
crystalline
unstable
substance.
It forms salts
called
nitroprussides,
which give a rich
purple
color with
alkaline
subphides..
Policeman
::
Policeman
(n.) A
member
of a body of
police;
a
constable.
Bridgepot
::
Bridgepot
(n.) The
adjustable
socket,
or step, of a
millstone
spindle..
Abhorrible
::
Abhorrible
(a.)
Detestable.
Constableship
::
Constableship
(n.) The
office
or
functions
of a
constable.
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