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Definition of elf
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 elf is as below...
Elf (n.) An
imaginary
supernatural
being,
commonly
a
little
sprite,
much like a
fairy;
a
mythological
diminutive
spirit,
supposed
to haunt hills and wild
places,
and
generally
represented
as
delighting
in
mischievous
tricks..
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Anger
::
Anger (n.) A
strong
passion
or
emotion
of
displeasure
or
antagonism,
excited
by a real or
supposed
injury
or
insult
to one's self or
others,
or by the
intent
to do such
injury..
Proconsul
::
Proconsul
(n.) An
officer
who
discharged
the
duties
of a
consul
without
being
himself
consul;
a
governor
of, or a
military
commander
in, a
province.
He was
usually
one who had
previously
been
consul..
Attach
::
Attach
(v. t.) To win the heart of; to
connect
by ties of love or
self-interest;
to
attract;
to
fasten
or bind by moral
influence;
-- with to; as,
attached
to a
friend;
attaching
others
to us by
wealth
or
flattery..
Singly
::
Singly
(adv.)
Only; by one's self;
alone.
Buddha
::
Buddha
(n.) The title of an
incarnation
of
self-abnegation,
virtue,
and
wisdom,
or a
deified
religious
teacher
of the
Buddhists,
esp.
Gautama
Siddartha
or Sakya Sinha (or
Muni),
the
founder
of
Buddhism..
Clothe
::
Clothe
(v. t.) To
provide
with
clothes;
as, to feed and
clothe
a
family;
to
clothe
one's self
extravagantly..
Defection
::
Defection
(n.) Act of
abandoning
a
person
or cause to which one is bound by
allegiance
or duty, or to which one has
attached
himself;
desertion;
failure
in duty; a
falling
away;
apostasy;
backsliding..
Singleness
::
Singleness
(n.)
Freedom
from
duplicity,
or
secondary
and
selfish
ends;
purity
of mind or
purpose;
simplicity;
sincerity;
as,
singleness
of
purpose;
singleness
of
heart..
Roll
::
Roll (n.) To wrap round on
itself;
to form into a
spherical
or
cylindrical
body by
causing
to turn over and over; as, to roll a sheet of
paper;
to roll
parchment;
to roll clay or putty into a
ball..
Derain
::
Derain
(v. t.) To prove or to
refute
by
proof;
to clear
(one's
self).
Self-complacent
::
Self-complacent
(a.)
Satisfied
with one's own
character,
capacity,
and
doings;
self-satisfied..
Suicide
::
Suicide
(adv.)
The act of
taking
one's own life
voluntary
and
intentionally;
self-murder;
specifically
(Law),
the
felonious
killing
of one's self; the
deliberate
and
intentional
destruction
of one's own life by a
person
of years of
discretion
and of sound
mind..
Self-satisfying
::
Self-satisfying
(a.)
Giving
satisfaction
to one's self.
Sloe
::
Sloe (n.) A
small,
bitter,
wild
European
plum, the fruit of the
blackthorn
(Prunus
spinosa);
also, the tree
itself..
Ring
::
Ring (n.) A
clique;
an
exclusive
combination
of
persons
for a
selfish
purpose,
as to
control
the
market,
distribute
offices,
obtain
contracts,
etc..
Pair
::
Pair (v. t.) To
engage
(one's
self) with
another
of
opposite
opinions
not to vote on a
particular
question
or class of
questions.
Anchorite
::
Anchorite
(n.) One who
renounces
the world and
secludes
himself,
usually
for
religious
reasons;
a
hermit;
a
recluse..
Roofing
::
Roofing
(n.)
Hence,
the roof
itself;
figuratively,
shelter..
Hieroglyphic
::
Hieroglyphic
(a.) A
sacred
character;
a
character
in
picture
writing,
as of the
ancient
Egyptians,
Mexicans,
etc.
Specifically,
in the
plural,
the
picture
writing
of the
ancient
Egyptian
priests.
It is made up of
three,
or, as some say, four
classes
of
characters:
first,
the
hieroglyphic
proper,
or
figurative,
in which the
representation
of the
object
conveys
the idea of the
object
itself;
second,
the
ideographic,
consisting
of
symbols
representing
ideas,
not
sounds,
as an
ostrich
feather
is a s
Complacent
::
Complacent
(a.)
Self-satisfied;
contented;
kindly;
as, a
complacent
temper;
a
complacent
smile..
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