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Definition of fail
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Fail (v. i.) To be
wanting;
to fall
short;
to be or
become
deficient
in any
measure
or
degree
up to total
absence;
to cease to be
furnished
in the usual or
expected
manner,
or to be
altogether
cut off from
supply;
to be
lacking;
as,
streams
fail; crops
fail..
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Repine
::
Repine
(v. i.) To fail; to wane.
Wane
::
Wane (n.)
Decline;
failure;
diminution;
decrease;
declension.
Under
::
Under
(adv.)
In a
lower,
subject,
or
subordinate
condition;
in
subjection;
-- used
chiefly
in a few
idiomatic
phrases;
as, to bring
under,
to
reduce
to
subjection;
to
subdue;
to keep
under,
to keep in
subjection;
to
control;
to go
under,
to be
unsuccessful;
to
fail..
Lapse
::
Lapse (v. i.) To fall or pass from one
proprietor
to
another,
or from the
original
destination,
by the
omission,
negligence,
or
failure
of some one, as a
patron,
a
legatee,
etc..
Blind
::
Blind (a.)
Abortive;
failing
to
produce
flowers
or
fruit;
as, blind buds; blind
flowers..
Forgetfulness
::
Forgetfulness
(n.)
Failure
to bear in mind;
careless
omission;
inattention;
as,
forgetfulness
of
duty..
Remiss
::
Remiss
(n.) The act of being
remiss;
inefficiency;
failure.
Blast
::
Blast (v. t.)
Hence,
to
affect
with some
sudden
violence,
plague,
calamity,
or
blighting
influence,
which
destroys
or
causes
to fail; to visit with a
curse;
to
curse;
to ruin; as, to blast
pride,
hopes,
or
character..
Blot
::
Blot (n.) A weak
point;
a
failing;
an
exposed
point or mark.
Reentry
::
Reentry
(n.) A
resuming
or
retaking
possession
of what one has
lately
foregone;
--
applied
especially
to land; the entry by a
lessor
upon the
premises
leased,
on
failure
of the
tenant
to pay rent or
perform
the
covenants
in the
lease..
Infallible
::
Infallible
(a.) Not
liable
to fail,
deceive,
or
disappoint;
indubitable;
sure;
certain;
as,
infallible
evidence;
infallible
success;
an
infallible
remedy..
Flunk
::
Flunk (n.) a total
failure
in a
recitation.
Default
::
Default
(v. t.) To call a
defendant
or other party whose duty it is to be
present
in
court,
and make entry of his
default,
if he fails to
appear;
to enter a
default
against..
Fallible
::
Fallible
(a.)
Liable
to fail,
mistake,
or err;
liable
to
deceive
or to be
deceived;
as, all men are
fallible;
our
opinions
and hopes are
fallible..
Delinquent
::
Delinquent
(n.)
Failing
in duty;
offending
by
neglect
of duty.
Nonsolution
::
Nonsolution
(n.)
Failure
of
solution
or
explanation.
Nonconduction
::
Nonconduction
(n.) The
quality
of not being able to
conduct
or
transmit;
failure
to
conduct.
Wantrust
::
Wantrust
(n.)
Failing
or
diminishing
trust;
want of trust or
confidence;
distrust.
Guaranty
::
Guaranty
(n.) In law and
common
usage:
To
undertake
or
engage
that
another
person
shall
perform
(what he has
stipulated);
to
undertake
to be
answerable
for (the debt or
default
of
another);
to
engage
to
answer
for the
performance
of (some
promise
or duty by
another)
in case of a
failure
by the
latter
to
perform;
to
undertake
to
secure
(something)
to
another,
as in the case of a
contingency.
See
Guarantee,
v. t..
Unintermission
::
Unintermission
(n.) Want or
failure
of
intermission.
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