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Definition of expose
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 expose is as below...
Expose
(v. t.) To
disclose
the
faults
or
reprehensible
practices
of; to lay open to
general
condemnation
or
contempt
by
making
public
the
character
or arts of; as, to
expose
a
cheat,
liar, or
hypocrite..
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Shingle
::
Shingle
(v. t.) To cut, as hair, so that the ends are
evenly
exposed
all over the head, as
shingles
on a
roof..
Libel
::
Libel (n.) A
malicious
publication
expressed
either
in print or in
writing,
or by
pictures,
effigies,
or other
signs,
tending
to
expose
another
to
public
hatred,
contempt,
or
ridicule.
Such
publication
is
indictable
at
common
law..
Sundew
::
Sunder
(v. t.) To
expose
to the sun and wind.
Lute
::
Lute (n.) A
cement
of clay or other
tenacious
infusible
substance
for
sealing
joints
in
apparatus,
or the
mouths
of
vessels
or
tubes,
or for
coating
the
bodies
of
retorts,
etc., when
exposed
to heat; --
called
also
luting..
Inexposure
::
Inexposure
(n.) A state of not being
exposed.
Chigre
::
Chigre
(n.) A
species
of flea
(Pulex
penetrans),
common
in the West
Indies
and South
America,
which often
attacks
the feet or any
exposed
part of the human body, and
burrowing
beneath
the skin
produces
great
irritation.
When the
female
is
allowed
to
remain
and
breed,
troublesome
sores
result,
which are
sometimes
dangerous.
See
Jigger..
Unmask
::
Unmask
(v. t.) To strip of a mask or
disguise;
to lay open; to
expose.
Air
::
Air (n.) To
expose
to the air for the
purpose
of
cooling,
refreshing,
or
purifying;
to
ventilate;
as, to air a
room..
Windy
::
Windy
(superl.)
Consisting
of wind;
accompanied
or
characterized
by wind;
exposed
to wind.
Exposure
::
Exposure
(n.) The state of being
exposed
or laid open or bare;
openness
to
danger;
accessibility
to
anything
that may
affect,
especially
detrimentally;
as,
exposure
to
observation,
to cold, to
inconvenience..
Ablaqueation
::
Ablaqueation
(n.) The act or
process
of
laying
bare the roots of trees to
expose
them to the air and
water.
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) A work
thrown
up to
intercept
an
enfilade,
or
reverse
fire, along
exposed
passage,
or line of
work..
Exposed
::
Exposed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Expos.
Traduce
::
Traduce
(v. t.) To
expose
to
contempt
or
shame;
to
represent
as
blamable;
to
calumniate;
to
vilify;
to
defame.
Bazar
::
Bazar (n.) In the East, an
exchange,
marketplace,
or
assemblage
of shops where goods are
exposed
for
sale..
Sigillaria
::
Sigillaria
(n. pl.)
Little
images
or
figures
of
earthenware
exposed
for sale, or given as
presents,
on the last two days of the
Saturnalia;
hence,
the last two, or the sixth and
seventh,
days of the
Saturnalia..
Unface
::
Unface
(v. t.) To
remove
the face or cover from; to
unmask;
to
expose.
Obnoxious
::
Obnoxious
(a.)
Liable
to
censure;
exposed
to
punishment;
reprehensible;
blameworthy.
Aperture
::
Aperture
(n.) The
diameter
of the
exposed
part of the
object
glass of a
telescope
or other
optical
instrument;
as, a
telescope
of
four-inch
aperture..
Rust
::
Rust (n.) The
reddish
yellow
coating
formed
on iron when
exposed
to moist air,
consisting
of
ferric
oxide or
hydroxide;
hence,
by
extension,
any
metallic
film of
corrosion..
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