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Definition of farther
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Farther
(superl.)
More
remote;
more
distant
than
something
else.
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Hither
::
Hither
(a.) Being on the side next or
toward
the
person
speaking;
nearer;
--
correlate
of
thither
and
farther;
as, on the
hither
side of a
hill..
Pali
::
Pali (n.) A
dialect
descended
from
Sanskrit,
and like that, a dead
language,
except
when used as the
sacred
language
of the
Buddhist
religion
in
Farther
India,
etc..
India
::
India (n.) A
country
in
Southern
Asia; the two
peninsulas
of
Hither
and
Farther
India;
in a
restricted
sense,
Hither
India,
or
Hindostan..
Whitefish
::
Whitefish
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
Coregonus,
a genus of
excellent
food
fishes
allied
to the
salmons.
They
inhabit
the lakes of the
colder
parts of North
America,
Asia, and
Europe.
The
largest
and most
important
American
species
(C.
clupeiformis)
is
abundant
in the Great
Lakes,
and in other lakes
farther
north.
Called
also lake
whitefish,
and
Oswego
bass..
Pagoda
::
Pagoda
(n.) A term by which
Europeans
designate
religious
temples
and
tower-like
buildings
of the
Hindoos
and
Buddhists
of
India,
Farther
India,
China,
and
Japan,
--
usually
but not
always,
devoted
to idol
worship..
Indo-chinese
::
Indo-Chinese
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Indo-China
(i. e.,
Farther
India,
or India
beyond
the
Ganges)..
Overreach
::
Overreach
(v. i.) To sail on one tack
farther
than is
necessary.
Roomer
::
Roomer
(a.) At a
greater
distance;
farther
off.
Outer
::
Outer (a.) Being on the
outside;
external;
farthest
or
farther
from the
interior,
from a given
station,
or from any space or
position
regarded
as a
center
or
starting
place;
--
opposed
to
inner;
as, the outer wall; the outer court or gate; the outer stump in
cricket;
the outer
world..
Fartherance
::
Fartherance
(n.) See
Furtherance.
Farther
::
Farther
(superl.)
More
remote;
more
distant
than
something
else.
Thither
::
Thither
(a.) Being on the
farther
side from the
person
speaking;
farther;
-- a
correlative
of
hither;
as, on the
thither
side of the
water..
Minie Ball
::
Minie ball () A
conical
rifle
bullet,
with a
cavity
in its base
plugged
with a piece of iron,
which,
by the
explosion
of the
charge,
is
driven
farther
in,
expanding
the sides to fit
closely
the
grooves
of the
barrel..
Rudd
::
Rudd (n.) A
fresh-water
European
fish of the Carp
family
(Leuciscus
erythrophthalmus).
It is about the size and shape of the
roach,
but it has the
dorsal
fin
farther
back, a
stouter
body, and red
irises.
Called
also
redeye,
roud,
finscale,
and
shallow.
A blue
variety
is
called
azurine,
or blue
roach..
Farther
::
Farther
(superl.)
Tending
to a
greater
distance;
beyond
a
certain
point;
additional;
further.
Divergent
::
Divergent
(a.)
Receding
farther
and
farther
from each
other,
as lines
radiating
from one
point;
deviating
gradually
from a given
direction;
--
opposed
to
convergent..
Afore
::
Afore
(prep.)
Before;
in front of;
farther
forward
than; as, afore the
windlass..
Before
::
Before
(prep.)
An
advance
of;
farther
onward,
in place or
time..
Fartherer
::
Fartherer
(n.) One who
furthers.
or helps to
advance;
a
promoter.
Wear
::
Wear (v. t.) To cause to go
about,
as a
vessel,
by
putting
the helm up,
instead
of alee as in
tacking,
so that the
vessel's
bow is
turned
away from, and her stern is
presented
to, the wind, and, as she turns still
farther,
her sails fill on the other side; to
veer..
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