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Definition of hard
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Hard
(superl.)
Rough;
acid; sour, as
liquors;
as, hard
cider..
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Diamond
::
Diamond
(n.) A
precious
stone or gem
excelling
in
brilliancy
and
beautiful
play of
prismatic
colors,
and
remarkable
for
extreme
hardness..
Bicallous
::
Bicallous
(a.)
Having
two
callosities
or hard
spots.
Trumpie
::
Trumpie
(n.) The
Richardson's
skua
(Stercorarius
parasiticus).
Sharp
::
Sharp
(superl.)
Composed
of hard,
angular
grains;
gritty;
as, sharp
sand..
Adamantean
::
Adamantean
(a.) Of
adamant;
hard as
adamant.
Fag
::
Fag (v. i.) To labor to
wearness;
to work hard; to
drudge.
Iridosmium
::
Iridosmium
(n.) The
native
compound
of
iridium
and
osmium.
It is found in
flattened
metallic
grains
of
extreme
hardness,
and is often used for
pointing
gold
pens..
Vermicelli
::
Vermicelli
(n.) The flour of a hard and
small-grained
wheat made into
dough,
and
forced
through
small
cylinders
or pipes till it takes a
slender,
wormlike
form,
whence
the
Italian
name. When the paste is made in
larger
tubes,
it is
called
macaroni..
Congeal
::
Congeal
(v. i.) To grow hard,
stiff,
or
thick,
from cold or other
causes;
to
become
solid;
to
freeze;
to cease to flow; to run cold; to be
chilled..
Usage
::
Usage (n.) The act of
using;
mode of using or
treating;
treatment;
conduct
with
respect
to a
person
or a
thing;
as, good
usage;
ill
usage;
hard
usage..
Satinwood
::
Satinwood
(n.) The hard,
lemon-colored,
fragrant
wood of an East
Indian
tree
(Chloroxylon
Swietenia).
It takes a
lustrous
finish,
and is used in
cabinetwork.
The name is also given to the wood of a
species
of
prickly
ash
(Xanthoxylum
Caribaeum)
growing
in
Florida
and the West
Indies..
Busy
::
Busy (a.)
Engaged
in some
business;
hard at work
(either
habitually
or only for the time
being);
occupied
with
serious
affairs;
not idle nor at
leisure;
as, a busy
merchant..
Strontium
::
Strontium
(n.) A
metallic
element
of the
calcium
group,
always
naturally
occurring
combined,
as in the
minerals
strontianite,
celestite,
etc. It is
isolated
as a
yellowish
metal,
somewhat
malleable
but
harder
than
calcium.
It is
chiefly
employed
(as in the
nitrate)
to color
pyrotechnic
flames
red.
Symbol
Sr.
Atomic
weight
87.3..
Durity
::
Durity
(n.)
Hardness;
firmness.
Shard
::
Shard (n.) A piece or
fragment
of an
earthen
vessel,
or a like
brittle
substance,
as the shell of an egg or
snail..
Stood
::
Stony
(superl.)
Inflexible;
cruel;
unrelenting;
pitiless;
obdurate;
perverse;
cold;
morally
hard;
appearing
as if
petrified;
as, a stony
heart;
a stony
gaze..
Cast Iron
::
Cast iron ()
Highly
carbonized
iron, the
direct
product
of the blast
furnace;
-- used for
making
castings,
and for
conversion
into
wrought
iron and
steel.
It can not be
welded
or
forged,
is
brittle,
and
sometimes
very hard.
Besides
carbon,
it
contains
sulphur,
phosphorus,
silica,
etc..
Perisarc
::
Perisarc
(n.) The
outer,
hardened
integument
which
covers
most
hydroids..
Stone
::
Stone (n.) To make like
stone;
to
harden.
Take
::
Take (v. i.) To move or
direct
the
course;
to
resort;
to
betake
one's self; to
proceed;
to go; --
usually
with to; as, the fox, being hard
pressed,
took to the
hedge..
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