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Definition of frequent
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Frequent
(n.) Full;
crowded;
thronged.
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Affect
::
Affect
(v. t.) To show a
fondness
for; to like to use or
practice;
to
choose;
hence,
to
frequent
habitually..
Throw
::
Throw (n.) The
extreme
movement
given to a
sliding
or
vibrating
reciprocating
piece by a cam,
crank,
eccentric,
or the like;
travel;
stroke;
as, the throw of a slide
valve.
Also,
frequently,
the
length
of the
radius
of a
crank,
or the
eccentricity
of an
eccentric;
as, the throw of the crank of a steam
engine
is equal to half the
stroke
of the
piston..
Lobby
::
Lobby (n.) That part of a hall of
legislation
not
appropriated
to the
official
use of the
assembly;
hence,
the
persons,
collectively,
who
frequent
such a place to
transact
business
with the
legislators;
any
persons,
not
members
of a
legislative
body, who
strive
to
influence
its
proceedings
by
personal
agency..
Iotacism
::
Iotacism
(n.) The
frequent
use of the sound of iota (that of
English
e in be), as among the
modern
Greeks;
also,
confusion
from
sounding
/, /, /, /, //, etc., like /..
Selah
::
Selah (n.) A word of
doubtful
meaning,
occuring
frequently
in the
Psalms;
by some,
supposed
to
signify
silence
or a pause in the
musical
performance
of the
song..
Conferva
::
Conferva
(n.) Any
unbranched,
slender,
green plant of the
fresh-water
algae.
The word is
frequently
used in a wider
sense..
Oft
::
Oft (a.)
Frequent;
often;
repeated.
Rote
::
Rote (n.) A
frequent
repetition
of forms of
speech
without
attention
to the
meaning;
mere
repetition;
as, to learn rules by
rote..
Dartle
::
Dartle
(v. t. & i.) To
pierce
or shoot
through;
to dart
repeatedly:
--
frequentative
of dart.
Ca�ada
::
Ca�ada
(n.) A small
ca�on;
a
narrow
valley
or glen; also, but less
frequently,
an open
valley..
Spermatorrhoea
::
Spermatorrhoea
(n.)
Abnormally
frequent
involuntary
emission
of the semen
without
copulation.
Ipecac
::
Ipecac
(n.) An
abbreviation
of
Ipecacuanha,
and in more
frequent
use..
Blink
::
Blink (v. i.) To see with the eyes half shut, or
indistinctly
and with
frequent
winking,
as a
person
with weak
eyes..
Resort
::
Resort
(v.) A place to which one
betakes
himself
habitually;
a place of
frequent
assembly;
a
haunt.
Waterwork
::
Waterwork
(n.)
Painting
executed
in size or
distemper,
on
canvas
or
walls,
--
formerly,
frequently
taking
the place of
tapestry..
Unfrequent
::
Unfrequent
(v. t.) To cease to
frequent.
Thick
::
Thick
(adv.)
Frequently;
fast;
quick.
Glucoside
::
Glucoside
(n.) One of a large
series
of
amorphous
or
crystalline
substances,
occurring
very
widely
distributed
in
plants,
rarely
in
animals,
and
regarded
as
influental
agents
in the
formation
and
disposition
of the
sugars.
They are
frequently
of a
bitter
taste,
but, by the
action
of
ferments,
or of
dilute
acids and
alkalies,
always
break down into some
characteristic
substance
(acid,
aldehyde,
alcohol,
phenole,
or
alkaloid)
and
glucose
(or some other
sugar);
hence the name. They are of the natur
Tamp
::
Tamp (v. t.) To drive in or down by
frequent
gentle
strokes;
as, to tamp earth so as to make a
smooth
place..
None
::
None (a.) No one; not one; not
anything;
--
frequently
used also
partitively,
or as a
plural,
not any..
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