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Definition of use
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 use is as below...
Use (v. t.) To
accustom;
to
habituate;
to
render
familiar
by
practice;
to
inure;
--
employed
chiefly
in the
passive
participle;
as, men used to cold and
hunger;
soldiers
used to
hardships
and
danger..
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Circuses
::
Circuses
(pl. ) of
Circu.
Mule
::
Mule (n.) A
machine,
used in
factories,
for
spinning
cotton,
wool, etc., into yarn or
thread
and
winding
it into cops; --
called
also jenny and
mule-jenny..
Hall
::
Hall (n.) A
building
or room of
considerable
size and
stateliness,
used for
public
purposes;
as,
Westminster
Hall, in
London..
Ray
::
Ray (n.) To send forth or shoot out; to cause to shine out; as, to ray
smiles..
Tempered
::
Tempered
(a.)
Brought
to a
proper
temper;
as,
tempered
steel;
having
(such)
a
temper;
--
chiefly
used in
composition;
as, a
good-tempered
or
bad-tempered
man; a
well-tempered
sword..
Fountain
::
Fountain
(n.) A
reservoir
or
chamber
to
contain
a
liquid
which can be
conducted
or drawn off as
needed
for use; as, the ink
fountain
in a
printing
press,
etc..
Fred
::
Fred (n.)
Peace;
-- a word used in
composition,
especially
in
proper
names;
as,
Alfred;
Frederic..
Walk
::
Walk (v. t.) To cause to walk; to lead,
drive,
or ride with a slow pace; as to walk one's
horses..
Chaotic
::
Chaotic
(a.)
Resembling
chaos;
confused.
Beaver
::
Beaver
(n.)
Beaver
cloth,
a heavy
felted
woolen
cloth,
used
chiefly
for
making
overcoats..
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. t.) To
hasten
over; to cause to pass away
lighty,
or in mirth and joy..
Mawmet
::
Mawmet
(n.) A
puppet;
a doll;
originally,
an idol,
because
in the
Middle
Ages it was
generally
believed
that the
Mohammedans
worshiped
images
representing
Mohammed..
She
::
She
(obj.)
A
woman;
a
female;
-- used
substantively.
Lower-case
::
Lower-case
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or kept in, the lower case; -- used to
denote
the small
letters,
in
distinction
from
capitals
and small
capitals.
See the Note under 1st Case, n., 3..
Hepar
::
Hepar (n.) Liver of
sulphur;
a
substance
of a
liver-brown
color,
sometimes
used in
medicine.
It is
formed
by
fusing
sulphur
with
carbonates
of the
alkalies
(esp.
potassium),
and
consists
essentially
of
alkaline
sulphides.
Called
also hepar
sulphuris
(/)..
Knitback
::
Knitback
(n.) The plant
comfrey;
-- so
called
from its use as a
restorative.
Warehouse
::
Warehouse
(v. t.) To
deposit
or
secure
in a
warehouse.
Percussion
::
Percussion
(n.) The act of
tapping
or
striking
the
surface
of the body in order to learn the
condition
of the parts
beneath
by the sound
emitted
or the
sensation
imparted
to the
fingers.
Percussion
is said to be
immediate
if the blow is
directly
upon the body; if some
interventing
substance,
as a
pleximeter,
is, used, it is
called
mediate..
Firlot
::
Firlot
(n.) A dry
measure
formerly
used in
Scotland;
the
fourth
part of a boll of grain or meal. The
Linlithgow
wheat
firlot
was to the
imperial
bushel
as 998 to 1000; the
barley
firlot
as 1456 to 1000.
Hicksite
::
Hicksite
(n.) A
member
or
follower
of the
liberal
party,
headed
by Elias
Hicks,
which,
because
of a
change
of views
respecting
the
divinity
of
Christ
and the
Atonement,
seceded
from the
conservative
portion
of the
Society
of
Friends
in the
United
States,
in
1827..
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