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Definition of wear
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Wear (n.) Same as Weir.
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Torquated
::
torquated
(a.)
Having
or
wearing
a
torque,
or neck
chain..
Forswear
::
Forswear
(v. i.) To deny upon oath.
Weary
::
Weary (v. t.) To
reduce
or
exhaust
the
physical
strength
or
endurance
of; to tire; to
fatigue;
as, to weary one's self with labor or
traveling..
Heigh-ho
::
Heigh-ho
(interj.)
An
exclamation
of
surprise,
joy,
dejection,
uneasiness,
weariness,
etc..
Fray
::
Fray (v. i.) To wear out or into
shreads,
or to
suffer
injury
by
rubbing,
as when the
threads
of the warp or of the woof wear off so that the cross
threads
are
loose;
to
ravel;
as, the cloth frays
badly..
Weariless
::
Weariless
(a.)
Incapable
of being
wearied.
Wear
::
Wear (n.) A long notch with a
horizontal
edge, as in the top of a
vertical
plate or
plank,
through
which water
flows,
-- used in
measuring
the
quantity
of
flowing
water..
Languid
::
Languid
(a.)
Drooping
or
flagging
from
exhaustion;
indisposed
to
exertion;
without
animation;
weak;
weary;
heavy;
dull.
Willow
::
Willow
(n.) Any tree or shrub of the genus
Salix,
including
many
species,
most of which are
characterized
often used as an
emblem
of
sorrow,
desolation,
or
desertion.
A
wreath
of
willow
to show my
forsaken
plight.
Sir W.
Scott.
Hence,
a lover
forsaken
by, or
having
lost, the
person
beloved,
is said to wear the
willow..
Outwear
::
Outwear
(v. t.) To wear out; to
consume
or
destroy
by
wearing.
Tucker
::
Tucker
(v. t.) To tire; to
weary;
--
usually
with out.
Swear
::
Swearing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Swea.
Wearer
::
Wearer
(n.) One who wears or
carries
as
appendant
to the body; as, the
wearer
of a
cloak,
a
sword,
a
crown,
a
shackle,
etc..
Buttonhole
::
Buttonhole
(v. t.) To hold at the
button
or
buttonhole;
to
detain
in
conversation
to
weariness;
to bore; as, he
buttonholed
me a
quarter
of an
hour..
Coifed
::
Coifed
(a.)
Wearing
a coif.
Zoned
::
Zoned (a.)
Wearing
a zone, or
girdle..
Forsworn
::
Forsworn
() p. p. of
Forswear.
Underwear
::
Underwear
(n.) That which is worn under the
outside
clothing;
underclothes.
Masquerader
::
Masquerader
(n.) One who
masquerades;
a
person
wearing
a mask; one
disguised.
Clay
::
Clay (n.) A soft
earth,
which is
plastic,
or may be
molded
with the
hands,
consisting
of
hydrous
silicate
of
aluminium.
It is the
result
of the
wearing
down and
decomposition,
in part, of rocks
containing
aluminous
minerals,
as
granite.
Lime,
magnesia,
oxide of iron, and other
ingredients,
are often
present
as
impurities..
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