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Definition of far
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Far
(adv.)
In a great
proportion;
by many
degrees;
very much;
deeply;
greatly.
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Bargain
::
Bargain
(n.) To make a
bargain;
to make a
contract
for the
exchange
of
property
or
services;
--
followed
by with and for; as, to
bargain
with a
farmer
for a cow..
Menu
::
Menu (n.) The
details
of a
banquet;
a bill of fare.
Cliff Limestone
::
Cliff
limestone
() A
series
of
limestone
strata
found in Ohio and
farther
west,
presenting
bluffs
along the
rivers
and
valleys,
formerly
supposed
to be of one
formation,
but now known to be
partly
Silurian
and
partly
Devonian..
Trade
::
Trade (v.) The
business
which a
person
has
learned,
and which he
engages
in, for
procuring
subsistence,
or for
profit;
occupation;
especially,
mechanical
employment
as
distinguished
from the
liberal
arts, the
learned
professions,
and
agriculture;
as, we speak of the trade of a
smith,
of a
carpenter,
or
mason,
but not now of the trade of a
farmer,
or a
lawyer,
or a
physician..
Chancel
::
Chancel
(v. t.) All that part of a
cruciform
church
which is
beyond
the line of the
transept
farthest
from the main
front.
Boothy
::
Boothy
(n.) A
wooden
hut or
humble
cot, esp. a rude hut or
barrack
for
unmarried
farm
servants;
a
shepherd's
or
hunter's
hut; a
booth..
Punt
::
Punt (n.) Act of
playing
at
basset,
baccara,
faro, etc..
Thrifty
::
Thrifty
(superl.)
Thriving
by
industry
and
frugality;
prosperous
in the
acquisition
of
worldly
goods;
increasing
in
wealth;
as, a
thrifty
farmer
or
mechanic..
Piffero
::
Piffero
(n.) Alt. of
Piffar.
Heliometer
::
Heliometer
(n.) An
instrument
devised
originally
for
measuring
the
diameter
of the sun; now
employed
for
delicate
measurements
of the
distance
and
relative
direction
of two stars too far apart to be
easily
measured
in the field of view of an
ordinary
telescope.
Northmost
::
Northmost
(a.) Lying
farthest
north;
northernmost.
By
::
By
(pref.)
In the
neighborhood
of; near or next to; not far from; close to; along with; as, come and sit by me..
Outbounds
::
Outbounds
(n. pl.) The
farthest
or
exterior
bounds;
extreme
limits;
boundaries.
Farstretched
::
Farstretched
(a.)
Streatched
beyond
ordinary
limits.
Profound
::
Profound
(a.)
Descending
far below the
surface;
opening
or
reaching
to a great
depth;
deep.
Farinaceous
::
Farinaceous
(a.) Like meal;
mealy;
pertainiing
to meal; as, a
farinaceous
taste,
smell,
or
appearance..
Roof
::
Roof (n.) The cover of any
building,
including
the
roofing
(see
Roofing)
and all the
materials
and
construction
necessary
to carry and
maintain
the same upon the walls or other
uprights.
In the case of a
building
with
vaulted
ceilings
protected
by an outer roof, some
writers
call the vault the roof, and the outer
protection
the roof mask. It is
better,
however,
to
consider
the vault as the
ceiling
only, in cases where it has
farther
covering..
Stick
::
Stick (v. i.) To be
prevented
from going
farther;
to stop by
reason
of some
obstacle;
to be
stayed.
Well
::
Well (v. t.)
Considerably;
not a
little;
far.
Hostility
::
Hostility
(n.) An act of an open
enemy;
a
hostile
deed;
especially
in the
plural,
acts of
warfare;
attacks
of an
enemy..
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