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Definition of further
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 further is as below...
Further
(superl.)
More
remote;
at a
greater
distance;
more in
advance;
farther;
as, the
further
end of the
field.
See
Farther..
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Seek-no-further
::
Seek-no-further
(n.) A kind of
choice
winter
apple,
having
a
subacid
taste;
--
formerly
called
go-no-further..
Inner
::
Inner (a.)
Further
in;
interior;
internal;
not
outward;
as, an
spirit
or its
phenomena..
Acquittance
::
Acquittance
(n.) A
writing
which is
evidence
of a
discharge;
a
receipt
in full, which bars a
further
demand..
Blank
::
Blank (n.) A piece of metal
prepared
to be made into
something
by a
further
operation,
as a coin,
screw,
nuts..
Maltose
::
Maltose
(n.) A
crystalline
sugar
formed
from
starch
by the
action
of
distance
of malt, and the
amylolytic
ferment
of
saliva
and
pancreatic
juice.
It
resembles
dextrose,
but
rotates
the plane of
polarized
light
further
to the right and
possesses
a lower
cupric
oxide
reducing
power..
Transpadane
::
Transpadane
(a.) Lying or being on the
further
side of the river Po with
reference
to Rome, that is, on the north side; --
opposed
to
cispadane..
Again
::
Again
(adv.)
Moreover;
besides;
further.
Also
::
Also (adv. &
conj.)
In
addition;
besides;
as well;
further;
too.
Premise
::
Premise
(n.) A
proposition
antecedently
supposed
or
proved;
something
previously
stated
or
assumed
as the basis of
further
argument;
a
condition;
a
supposition.
Uttermore
::
Uttermore
(a.)
Further;
outer;
utter.
Upper
::
Upper
(comp.)
Being
further
up,
literally
or
figuratively;
higher
in
place,
position,
rank,
dignity,
or the like;
superior;
as, the upper lip; the upper side of a
thing;
the upper house of a
legislature..
Bloom
::
Bloom (n.) A large bar of steel
formed
directly
from an ingot by
hammering
or
rolling,
being a
preliminary
shape for
further
working..
Quantic
::
Quantic
(n.) A
homogeneous
algebraic
function
of two or more
variables,
in
general
containing
only
positive
integral
powers
of the
variables,
and
called
quadric,
cubic,
quartic,
etc.,
according
as it is of the
second,
third,
fourth,
fifth,
or a
higher
degree.
These are
further
called
binary,
ternary,
quaternary,
etc.,
according
as they
contain
two,
three,
four, or more
variables;
thus, the
quantic
/ is a
binary
cubic..
Furthersome
::
Furthersome
(a.)
Tending
to
further,
advance,
or
promote;
helpful;
advantageous..
More
::
More (n.) That which is in
addition;
something
other and
further;
an
additional
or
greater
amount.
Moreover
::
Moreover
(adv.)
Beyond
what has been said;
further;
besides;
in
addition;
furthermore;
also;
likewise.
Anteversion
::
Anteversion
(n.) A
displacement
of an
organ,
esp. of the
uterus,
in such
manner
that its whole axis is
directed
further
forward
than
usual..
Mignonette
::
Mignonette
(n.) A plant
(Reseda
odorata)
having
greenish
flowers
with
orange-colored
stamens,
and
exhaling
a
delicious
fragrance.
In
Africa
it is a low
shrub,
but
further
north it is
usually
an
annual
herb..
Develop
::
Develop
(v. t.) To
advance;
to
further;
to
prefect;
to make to
increase;
to
promote
the
growth
of.
Furthermore
::
Furthermore
(adv.)
or conj.
Moreover;
besides;
in
addition
to what has been said.
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