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Definition of wave
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Wave (v. i.) To be moved to and fro as a
signal.
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Waft
::
Waft (v. t.) To cause to move or go in a wavy
manner,
or by the
impulse
of
waves,
as of water or air; to bear along on a
buoyant
medium;
as, a
balloon
was
wafted
over the
channel..
Wafture
::
Wafture
(n.) The act of
waving;
a
wavelike
motion;
a waft.
Waved
::
Waved (a.)
Exhibiting
a
wavelike
form or
outline;
undulating;
intended;
wavy; as, waved
edge..
Balance
::
Balance
(v. i.) To
fluctuate
between
motives
which
appear
of equal
force;
to
waver;
to
hesitate.
Steadfastly
::
Steadfast
(a.) Not
fickle
or
wavering;
constant;
firm;
resolute;
unswerving;
steady.
Wavey
::
Wavey (n.) The snow
goose.
Undulated
::
Undulated
(a.) Waved
obtusely
up and down, near the
margin,
as a leaf or
corolla;
wavy..
Comb
::
Comb (n.) The
curling
crest of a wave.
Wave
::
Wave (v. t.) To call
attention
to, or give a
direction
or
command
to, by a
waving
motion,
as of the hand; to
signify
by
waving;
to
beckon;
to
signal;
to
indicate..
Totter
::
Totter
(v. i.) To
shake;
to reel; to lean; to
waver.
Marine
::
Marine
(a.)
Formed
by the
action
of the
currents
or waves of the sea; as,
marine
deposits..
Earthquake
::
Earthquake
(n.) A
shaking,
trembling,
or
concussion
of the
earth,
due to
subterranean
causes,
often
accompanied
by a
rumbling
noise.
The wave of shock
sometimes
traverses
half a
hemisphere,
destroying
cities
and many
thousand
lives;
--
called
also
earthdin,
earthquave,
and
earthshock..
Tickle
::
Tickle
(a.)
Wavering,
or
liable
to waver and fall at the
slightest
touch;
unstable;
easily
overthrown..
Surfeit
::
Surfboat
(n.) A boat
intended
for use in heavy surf. It is built with a
pronounced
sheer,
and with a view to
resist
the shock of waves and of
contact
with the
beach..
Giddy
::
Giddy
(superl.)
Having
in the head a
sensation
of
whirling
or
reeling
about;
having
lost the power of
preserving
the
balance
of the body, and
therefore
wavering
and
inclined
to fall;
lightheaded;
dizzy..
Poop
::
Poop (v. t.) To break over the poop or
stern,
as a
wave..
Dote
::
Dote (v. i.) To be
weak-minded,
silly,
or
idiotic;
to have the
intellect
impaired,
especially
by age, so that the mind
wanders
or
wavers;
to
drivel..
Purl
::
Purl (n.) An
inversion
of
stitches
in
knitting,
which gives to the work a
ribbed
or waved
appearance..
Billow
::
Billow
(v. i.) To
surge;
to rise and roll in waves or
surges;
to
undulate.
Fluctuate
::
Fluctuate
(v. i.) To move now in one
direction
and now in
another;
to be
wavering
or
unsteady;
to be
irresolute
or
undetermined;
to
vacillate.
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