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Definition of danger
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Danger
(n.)
Difficulty;
sparingness.
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Bivouac
::
Bivouac
(n.) The watch of a whole army by
night,
when in
danger
of
surprise
or
attack..
Hazard
::
Hazard
(v. i.) To try the
chance;
to
encounter
risk or
danger.
Fatality
::
Fatality
(n.) The state of being
fatal;
tendency
to
destruction
or
danger,
as if by
decree
of fate;
mortaility..
Church
::
Church
(v. t.) To bless
according
to a
prescribed
form, or to unite with in
publicly
returning
thanks
in
church,
as after
deliverance
from the
dangers
of
childbirth;
as, the
churching
of
women..
Save
::
Save (a.) To make safe; to
procure
the
safety
of; to
preserve
from
injury,
destruction,
or evil of any kind; to
rescue
from
impending
danger;
as, to save a house from the
flames..
Hero
::
Hero (n.) A man of
distinguished
valor or
enterprise
in
danger,
or
fortitude
in
suffering;
a
prominent
or
central
personage
in any
remarkable
action
or
event;
hence,
a great or
illustrious
person..
Retreat
::
Retreat
(n.) The act of
retiring
or
withdrawing
one's self,
especially
from what is
dangerous
or
disagreeable..
Discriminous
::
Discriminous
(a.)
Hazardous;
dangerous.
Signal
::
Signal
(n.) A sign made for the
purpose
of
giving
notice
to a
person
of some
occurence,
command,
or
danger;
also, a sign,
event,
or
watchword,
which has been
agreed
upon as the
occasion
of
concerted
action..
Safe
::
Safe
(superl.)
Incapable
of doing harm; no
longer
dangerous;
in
secure
care or
custody;
as, the
prisoner
is
safe..
Run
::
Run (a.) To flee, as from fear or
danger..
Wage
::
Wage (v. t.) That which is
staked
or
ventured;
that for which one
incurs
risk or
danger;
prize;
gage.
Hazard
::
Hazard
(n.) Risk;
danger;
peril;
as, he
encountered
the enemy at the
hazard
of his
reputation
and
life..
Provide
::
Provide
(v. i.) To
procure
supplies
or means in
advance;
to take
measures
beforehand
in view of an
expected
or a
possible
future
need,
especially
a
danger
or an evil; --
followed
by
against
or for; as, to
provide
against
the
inclemency
of the
weather;
to
provide
for the
education
of a
child..
Trip
::
Trip (n. i.) To take a quick step, as when in
danger
of
losing
one's
balance;
hence,
to make a
false;
to catch the foot; to lose
footing;
to
stumble..
Timid
::
Timid (a.)
Wanting
courage
to meet
danger;
easily
frightened;
timorous;
not bold;
fearful;
shy.
Dangerous
::
Dangerous
(a.)
Attended
or beset with
danger;
full of risk;
perilous;
hazardous;
unsafe.
Scylla
::
Scylla
(n.) A
dangerous
rock on the
Italian
coast
opposite
the
whirpool
Charybdis
on the coast of
Sicily,
-- both
personified
in
classical
literature
as
ravenous
monsters.
The
passage
between
them was
formerly
considered
perilous;
hence,
the
saying
Between
Scylla
and
Charybdis,
signifying
a great peril on
either
hand..
Quinsy
::
Quinsy
(n.) An
inflammation
of the
throat,
or parts
adjacent,
especially
of the
fauces
or
tonsils,
attended
by
considerable
swelling,
painful
and
impeded
deglutition,
and
accompanied
by
inflammatory
fever.
It
sometimes
creates
danger
of
suffocation;
--
called
also
squinancy,
and
squinzey..
Adventure
::
Adventure
(n.) Risk;
danger;
peril.
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