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Definition of try
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 try is as below...
Try (v. t.) To prove by
experiment;
to apply a test to, for the
purpose
of
determining
the
quality;
to
examine;
to
prove;
to test; as, to try
weights
or
measures
by a
standard;
to try a man's
opinions..
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Tried
::
Tried () imp. & p. p. of Try.
Sedulity
::
Sedulity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
sedulous;
diligent
and
assiduous
application;
constant
attention;
unremitting
industry;
sedulousness.
Rurigenous
::
Rurigenous
(a.) Born in the
country.
Pastry
::
Pastry
(n.)
Articles
of food made of
paste,
or
having
a crust made of
paste,
as pies,
tarts,
etc..
L''envoy
::
L'envoy
(n.) One or more
detached
verses
at the end of a
literary
composition,
serving
to
convey
the
moral,
or to
address
the poem to a
particular
person;
-- orig.
employed
in old
French
poetry..
Pelting
::
Pelting
(a.) Mean;
paltry.
Hagiolatry
::
Hagiolatry
(n.) The
invocation
or
worship
of
saints.
Thy
::
Thy
(pron.)
Of thee, or
belonging
to thee; the more
common
form of
thine,
possessive
case of thou; -- used
always
attributively,
and
chiefly
in the
solemn
or grave
style,
and in
poetry.
Thine is used in the
predicate;
as, the knife is
thine.
See
Thine..
Vest
::
Vest (n.) To
clothe
with
authority,
power,
or the like; to put in
possession;
to
invest;
to
furnish;
to
endow;
--
followed
by with
before
the thing
conferred;
as, to vest a court with power to try cases of life and
death..
Psychometry
::
Psychometry
(n.) The art of
measuring
the
duration
of
mental
processes,
or of
determining
the time
relations
of
mental
phenomena..
Rustic
::
Rustic
(n.) An
inhabitant
of the
country,
especially
one who is rude,
coarse,
or dull; a
clown..
Inkhornism
::
Inkhornism
(n.)
Pedantry.
Butter
::
Butter
(n.) Any
substance
resembling
butter
in
degree
of
consistence,
or other
qualities,
especially,
in old
chemistry,
the
chlorides,
as
butter
of
antimony,
sesquichloride
of
antimony;
also,
certain
concrete
fat oils
remaining
nearly
solid at
ordinary
temperatures,
as
butter
of
cacao,
vegetable
butter,
shea
butter..
Waggery
::
Waggery
(n.) The
manner
or
action
of a wag;
mischievous
merriment;
sportive
trick or
gayety;
good-humored
sarcasm;
pleasantry;
jocularity;
as, the
waggery
of a
schoolboy..
Incunabulum
::
Incunabulum
(n.) A work of art or of human
industry,
of an early
epoch;
especially,
a book
printed
before
a. d.
1500..
Casuistieal
::
Casuistieal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
casuists
or
casuistry.
Psilomelane
::
Psilomelane
(n.) A
hydrous
oxide of
manganese,
occurring
in
smooth,
botryoidal
forms,
and
massive,
and
having
an
iron-black
or
steel-gray
color..
Hierolatry
::
Hierolatry
(n.) The
worship
of
saints
or
sacred
things.
Gallantry
::
Gallantry
(n.)
Gallant
persons,
collectively..
Psychrometry
::
Psychrometry
(n.)
Hygrometry.
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