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Definition of utter
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 utter is as below...
Utter (a.) To give
public
expression
to; to
disclose;
to
publish;
to
speak;
to
pronounce.
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Naiad
::
Naiad (n.) One of a group of
butterflies.
See
Nymph.
Cutter
::
Cutter
(n.) That which cuts; a
machine
or part of a
machine,
or a tool or
instrument
used for
cutting,
as that part of a mower which
severs
the
stalk,
or as a paper
cutter..
Mutteringly
::
Mutteringly
(adv.)
With a low voice and
indistinct
articulation;
in a
muttering
manner.
Aurelian
::
Aurelian
(n.) An
amateur
collector
and
breeder
of
insects,
esp. of
butterflies
and
moths;
a
lepidopterist..
Bole
::
Bole (n.) An
aperture,
with a
wooden
shutter,
in the wall of a
house,
for
giving,
occasionally,
air or
light;
also, a small
closet..
Soft
::
Soft
(superl.)
Belonging
to the class of
sonant
elements
as
distinguished
from the surd, and
considered
as
involving
less force in
utterance;
as, b, d, g, z, v, etc., in
contrast
with p, t, k, s, f, etc..
Whig
::
Whig (n.)
Acidulated
whey,
sometimes
mixed with
buttermilk
and sweet
herbs,
used as a
cooling
beverage..
Growl
::
Growl (v. i.) To utter a deep
guttural
sound,
sa an angry dog; to give forth an
angry,
grumbling
sound..
Vocality
::
Vocality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
vocal;
utterableness;
resonance;
as, the
vocality
of the
letters..
Apothegmatize
::
Apothegmatize
(v. i.) To utter
apothegms,
or short and
sententious
sayings..
Gurt
::
Gurt (n.) A
gutter
or
channel
for
water,
hewn out of the
bottom
of a
working
drift..
Invective
::
Invective
(n.) An
expression
which
inveighs
or rails
against
a
person;
a
severe
or
violent
censure
or
reproach;
something
uttered
or
written,
intended
to cast
opprobrium,
censure,
or
reproach
on
another;
a harsh or
reproachful
accusation;
--
followed
by
against,
having
reference
to the
person
or thing
affected;
as an
invective
against
tyranny..
For-
::
For- () A
prefix
to
verbs,
having
usually
the force of a
negative
or
privative.
It often
implies
also loss,
detriment,
or
destruction,
and
sometimes
it is
intensive,
meaning
utterly,
quite
thoroughly,
as in
forbathe..
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..
Croak
::
Croak (n.) The
coarse,
harsh sound
uttered
by a frog or a
raven,
or a like
sound..
Word
::
Word (n.) The
spoken
sign of a
conception
or an idea; an
articulate
or vocal
sound,
or a
combination
of
articulate
and vocal
sounds,
uttered
by the human
voice,
and by
custom
expressing
an idea or
ideas;
a
single
component
part of human
speech
or
language;
a
constituent
part of a
sentence;
a term; a
vocable..
Emphasis
::
Emphasis
(n.) A
particular
stress
of
utterance,
or force of
voice,
given in
reading
and
speaking
to one or more words whose
signification
the
speaker
intends
to
impress
specially
upon his
audience..
Eloquence
::
Eloquence
(n.) That which is
eloquently
uttered
or
written.
Blank
::
Blank (a.)
Utterly
confounded
or
discomfited.
Drivel
::
Drivel
(n.)
Inarticulate
or
unmeaning
utterance;
foolish
talk;
babble.
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