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Definition of whole
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 whole is as below...
Whole (a.)
Possessing,
or being in a state of, heath and
soundness;
healthy;
sound;
well..
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Periwig
::
Periwig
(n.) A
headdress
of false hair,
usually
covering
the whole head, and
representing
the
natural
hair; a wig..
Pallium
::
Pallium
(n.) A
large,
square,
woolen
cloak which
enveloped
the whole
person,
worn by the
Greeks
and by
certain
Romans.
It is the Roman name of a Greek
garment..
General
::
General
(a.) As a
whole;
in
gross;
for the most part.
Universe
::
Universe
(n.) All
created
things
viewed
as
constituting
one
system
or
whole;
the whole body of
things,
or of
phenomena;
the / / of the
Greeks,
the
mundus
of the
Latins;
the
world;
creation..
Encyclical
::
Encyclical
(a.) Sent to many
persons
or
places;
intended
for many, or for a whole order of men;
general;
circular;
as, an
encyclical
letter
of a
council,
of a
bishop,
or the
pope..
Over
::
Over
(adv.)
Beyond
a
limit;
hence,
in
excessive
degree
or
quantity;
superfluously;
with
repetition;
as, to do the whole work
over..
Whole
::
Whole (a.)
Complete;
entire;
not
defective
or
imperfect;
not
broken
or
fractured;
unimpaired;
uninjured;
integral;
as, a whole
orange;
the egg is
whole;
the
vessel
is
whole..
Sling
::
Sling (v. t.) An
instrument
for
throwing
stones
or other
missiles,
consisting
of a short strap with two
strings
fastened
to its ends, or with a
string
fastened
to one end and a light stick to the
other.
The
missile
being
lodged
in a hole in the
strap,
the ends of the
string
are taken in the hand, and the whole
whirled
rapidly
round
until,
by
loosing
one end, the
missile
is let fly with
centrifugal
force..
Derange
::
Derange
(v. t.) To
disturb
in
action
or
function,
as a part or
organ,
or the whole of a
machine
or
organism..
Over
::
Over
(prep.)
Upon the
surface
of, or the whole
surface
of;
hither
and
thither
upon;
throughout
the whole
extent
of; as, to
wander
over the
earth;
to walk over a
field,
or over a
city..
Insalutary
::
Insalutary
(a.) Not
salutary
or
wholesome;
unfavorable
to
health.
Stenophyllous
::
Stenography
(n.) The art of
writing
in
shorthand,
by using
abbreviations
or
characters
for whole
words;
shorthand..
Process
::
Process
(n.) The whole
course
of
proceedings
in a cause real or
personal,
civil or
criminal,
from the
beginning
to the end of the suit;
strictly,
the means used for
bringing
the
defendant
into court to
answer
to the
action;
-- a
generic
term for writs of the class
called
judicial..
Group
::
Group (n.) A
variously
limited
assemblage
of
animals
or
plants,
having
some
resemblance,
or
common
characteristics
in form or
structure.
The term has
different
uses, and may be made to
include
certain
species
of a
genus,
or a whole
genus,
or
certain
genera,
or even
several
orders..
Speculation
::
Speculation
(n.) A game at cards in which the
players
buy from one
another
trumps
or whole
hands,
upon a
chance
of
getting
the
highest
trump
dealt,
which
entitles
the
holder
to the pool of
stakes..
Reformed
::
Reformed
(a.)
Corrected;
amended;
restored
to
purity
or
excellence;
said,
specifically,
of the whole body of
Protestant
churches
originating
in the
Reformation.
Also, in a more
restricted
sense,
of those who
separated
from
Luther
on the
doctrine
of
consubstantiation,
etc., and
carried
the
Reformation,
as they
claimed,
to a
higher
point.
The
Protestant
churches
founded
by them in
Switzerland,
France,
Holland,
and part of
Germany,
were
called
the
Reformed
churches..
Baronage
::
Baronage
(n.) The whole body of
barons
or
peers.
Islam
::
Islam (n.) The whole body of
Mohammedans,
or the
countries
which they
occupy..
Blowhole
::
Blowhole
(n.) A hole in the ice to which
whales,
seals,
etc., come to
breathe..
Country
::
Country
(adv.)
The
inhabitants
or
people
of a state or a
region;
the
populace;
the
public.
Hence:
(a) One's
constituents.
(b) The whole body of the
electors
of
state;
as, to
dissolve
Parliament
and
appeal
to the
country..
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