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Definition of through
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 through is as below...
Through
(a.) Going or
extending
through;
going,
extending,
or
serving
from the
beginning
to the end;
thorough;
complete;
as, a
through
line; a
through
ticket;
a
through
train.
Also,
admitting
of
passage
through;
as, a
through
bridge..
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Drill
::
Drill (n.) A
marine
gastropod,
of
several
species,
which kills
oysters
and other
bivalves
by
drilling
holes
through
the
shell.
The most
destructive
kind is
Urosalpinx
cinerea..
Inequitate
::
Inequitate
(v. t.) To ride over or
through.
Wander
::
Wander
(v. t.) To
travel
over
without
a
certain
course;
to
traverse;
to
stroll
through.
Omphalode
::
Omphalode
(n.) The
central
part of the hilum of a seed,
through
which the
nutrient
vessels
pass into the
rhaphe
or the
chalaza;
--
called
also
omphalodium..
Isopycnic
::
Isopycnic
(a.)
Having
equal
density,
as
different
regions
of a
medium;
passing
through
points
at which the
density
is
equal;
as, an
isopycnic
line or
surface..
Scratch
::
Scratch
(v. t.) To
cancel
by
drawing
one or more lines
through,
as the name of a
candidate
upon a
ballot,
or of a horse in a list;
hence,
to
erase;
to
efface;
-- often with out..
Brail
::
Brail (n.) Ropes
passing
through
pulleys,
and used to haul in or up the
leeches,
bottoms,
or
corners
of
sails,
preparatory
to
furling..
Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.) Way; road; path;
channel
or
course
through
or by which one
passes;
way of exit or
entrance;
way of
access
or
transit.
Hence,
a
common
avenue
to
various
apartments
in a
building;
a hall; a
corridor..
Scupper
::
Scupper
(v.) An
opening
cut
through
the
waterway
and
bulwarks
of a ship, so that water
falling
on deck may flow
overboard;
--
called
also
scupper
hole..
Sapwood
::
Sapwood
(n.) The
alburnum,
or part of the wood of any
exogenous
tree next to the bark, being that
portion
of the tree
through
which the sap flows most
freely;
--
distinguished
from
heartwood..
Greet
::
Greet (v. t.) To
address
with
salutations
or
expressions
of kind
wishes;
to
salute;
to hail; to
welcome;
to
accost
with
friendship;
to pay
respects
or
compliments
to,
either
personally
or
through
the
intervention
of
another,
or by
writing
or
token..
Snuff
::
Snuff (v. i.) To
inhale
air
through
the nose with
violence
or with
noise,
as do dogs and
horses..
Perplexity
::
Perplexity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
perplexed
or
puzzled;
complication;
intricacy;
entanglement;
distraction
of mind
through
doubt or
difficulty;
embarrassment;
bewilderment;
doubt.
Belch
::
Belch (v. i.) To eject wind from the
stomach
through
the
mouth;
to
eructate.
Bushwhacker
::
Bushwhacker
(n.) One
accustomed
to beat
about,
or
travel
through,
bushes..
Clog
::
Clog (v. t.) To
obstruct
so as to
hinder
motion
in or
through;
to choke up; as, to clog a tube or a
channel..
Transfluent
::
Transfluent
(a.)
Flowing
or
running
across
or
through;
as, a
transfluent
stream..
Cram
::
Cram (v. t.) To put
hastily
through
an
extensive
course
of
memorizing
or
study,
as in
preparation
for an
examination;
as, a pupil is
crammed
by his
tutor..
Metamorphic
::
Metamorphic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
produced
by, or
exhibiting,
certain
changes
which
minerals
or rocks may have
undergone
since their
original
deposition;
--
especially
applied
to the
recrystallization
which
sedimentary
rocks have
undergone
through
the
influence
of heat and
pressure,
after which they are
called
metamorphic
rocks..
By
::
By
(pref.)
With, as
means,
way,
process,
etc.;
through
means of; with aid of;
through;
through
the act or
agency
of; as, a city is
destroyed
by fire;
profit
is made by
commerce;
to take by
force..
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