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Definition of wide
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Wide
(superl.)
Made, as a
vowel,
with a less
tense,
and more open and
relaxed,
condition
of the mouth
organs;
--
opposed
to
primary
as used by Mr. Bell, and to
narrow
as used by Mr.
Sweet.
The
effect,
as
explained
by Mr. Bell, is due to the
relaxation
or
tension
of the
pharynx;
as
explained
by Mr. Sweet and
others,
it is due to the
action
of the
tongue.
The wide of / (/ve) is /
(/ll);
of a (ate) is /
(/nd),
etc. See Guide to
Pronunciation,
/
13-15..
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Leaf
::
Leaf (n.)
Something
which is like a leaf in being wide and thin and
having
a flat
surface,
or in being
attached
to a
larger
body by one edge or end; as : (a) A part of a book or
folded
sheet
containing
two pages upon its
opposite
sides.
(b) A side,
division,
or part, that
slides
or is
hinged,
as of
window
shutters,
folding
doors,
etc. (c) The
movable
side of a
table.
(d) A very thin
plate;
as, gold leaf. (e) A
portion
of fat lying in a
separate
fold or
layer.
(f) One of the teeth of a
pinion,
es
Broadcast
::
Broadcast
(adv.)
So as to
scatter
or be
scattered
in all
directions;
so as to
spread
widely,
as seed from the hand in
sowing,
or news from the
press..
Swift
::
Swift (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
small,
long-winged,
insectivorous
birds of the
family
Micropodidae.
In form and
habits
the
swifts
resemble
swallows,
but they are
destitute
of
complex
vocal
muscles
and are not
singing
birds,
but
belong
to a
widely
different
group
allied
to the
humming
birds..
Batrachia
::
Batrachia
(n. pl.) The order of
amphibians
which
includes
the frogs and
toads;
the
Anura.
Sometimes
the word is used in a wider sense as
equivalent
to
Amphibia.
Yawn
::
Yawn (v. i.) To open wide; to gape, as if to allow the
entrance
or exit of
anything..
Mouthed
::
Mouthed
(a.)
Having
a mouth of a
particular
kind; using the
mouth,
speech,
or voice in a
particular
way; -- used only in
composition;
as,
wide-mouthed;
hard-mouthed;
foul-mouthed;
mealy-mouthed..
Glucoside
::
Glucoside
(n.) One of a large
series
of
amorphous
or
crystalline
substances,
occurring
very
widely
distributed
in
plants,
rarely
in
animals,
and
regarded
as
influental
agents
in the
formation
and
disposition
of the
sugars.
They are
frequently
of a
bitter
taste,
but, by the
action
of
ferments,
or of
dilute
acids and
alkalies,
always
break down into some
characteristic
substance
(acid,
aldehyde,
alcohol,
phenole,
or
alkaloid)
and
glucose
(or some other
sugar);
hence the name. They are of the natur
Distant
::
Distant
(a.) Not
conformable;
discrepant;
repugnant;
as, a
practice
so
widely
distant
from
Christianity..
Rubidium
::
Rubidium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element.
It
occurs
quite
widely,
but in small
quantities,
and
always
combined.
It is
isolated
as a soft
yellowish
white
metal,
analogous
to
potassium
in most of its
properties.
Symbol
Rb.
Atomic
weight,
85.2..
Treadmill
::
Treadmill
(n.) A mill
worked
by
persons
treading
upon steps on the
periphery
of a wide wheel
having
a
horizontal
axis. It is used
principally
as a means of
prison
discipline.
Also, a mill
worked
by
horses,
dogs, etc.,
treading
an
endless
belt..
Stare
::
Stare (v. i.) To look with fixed eyes wide open, as
through
fear,
wonder,
surprise,
impudence,
etc.; to
fasten
an
earnest
and
prolonged
gaze on some
object..
Heteromorphic
::
Heteromorphic
(a.)
Deviating
from the
normal,
perfect,
or
mature
form;
having
different
forms at
different
stages
of
existence,
or in
different
individuals
of the same
species;
--
applied
especially
to
insects
in which there is a wide
difference
of form
between
the larva and the
adult,
and to
plants
having
more than one form of
flower..
Wide-awake
::
Wide-awake
(n.) A
broad-brimmed,
low-crowned
felt hat..
Divaricate
::
Divaricate
(a.)
Forking
and
diverging;
widely
diverging;
as the
branches
of a tree, or as lines of
sculpture,
or color
markings
on
animals,
etc..
Starch
::
Starch
(n.) A
widely
diffused
vegetable
substance
found
especially
in
seeds,
bulbs,
and
tubers,
and
extracted
(as from
potatoes,
corn, rice, etc.) as a
white,
glistening,
granular
or
powdery
substance,
without
taste or
smell,
and
giving
a very
peculiar
creaking
sound when
rubbed
between
the
fingers.
It is used as a food, in the
production
of
commercial
grape
sugar,
for
stiffening
linen in
laundries,
in
making
paste,
etc..
Diffuse
::
Diffuse
(a.)
Poured
out;
widely
spread;
not
restrained;
copious;
full; esp., of
style,
opposed
to
concise
or
terse;
verbose;
prolix;
as, a
diffuse
style;
a
diffuse
writer..
Widewhere
::
Widewhere
(adv.)
Widely;
far and wide.
Extendible
::
Extendible
(a.)
Capable
of being
extended,
susceptible
of being
stretched,
extended,
enlarged,
widened,
or
expanded..
Open-eyed
::
Open-eyed
(a.) With eyes
widely
open;
watchful;
vigilant.
Wide
::
Wide
(adv.)
So as to be or
strike
far from, or on one side of, an
object
or
purpose;
aside;
astray..
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