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Definition of hard
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Hard
(superl.)
Having
disagreeable
and
abrupt
contrasts
in the
coloring
or light and
shade.
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Petrous
::
Petrous
(a.) Like
stone;
hard;
stony;
rocky;
as, the
petrous
part of the
temporal
bone..
Pleximeter
::
Pleximeter
(n.) A
small,
hard,
elastic
plate,
as of
ivory,
bone, or
rubber,
placed
in
contact
with body to
receive
the blow, in
examination
by
mediate
percussion..
Brassy
::
Brassy
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
brass;
having
the
nature,
appearance,
or
hardness,
of
brass..
Galipot
::
Galipot
(n.) An
impure
resin of
turpentine,
hardened
on the
outside
of pine trees by the
spontaneous
evaporation
of its
essential
oil. When
purified,
it is
called
yellow
pitch,
white
pitch,
or
Burgundy
pitch..
Bowl
::
Bowl (n.) A ball of wood or other
material
used for
rolling
on a level
surface
in play; a ball of hard wood
having
one side
heavier
than the
other,
so as to give it a bias when
rolled..
Inconspicuous
::
Inconspicuous
(a.) Not
conspicuous
or
noticeable;
hardly
discernible.
Varnish
::
Varnish
(n.) To lay
varnish
on; to cover with a
liquid
which
produces,
when dry, a hard,
glossy
surface;
as, to
varnish
a
table;
to
varnish
a
painting..
Tempering
::
Tempering
(n.) The
process
of
giving
the
requisite
degree
of
hardness
or
softness
to a
substance,
as iron and
steel;
especially,
the
process
of
giving
to steel the
degree
of
hardness
required
for
various
purposes,
consisting
usually
in first
plunging
the
article,
when
heated
to
redness,
in cold water or other
liquid,
to give an
excess
of
hardness,
and then
reheating
it
gradually
until the
hardness
is
reduced
or drawn down to the
degree
required,
as
indicated
by the color
produced
on a
polished
p
Disposition
::
Disposition
(n.) The state or the
manner
of being
disposed
or
arranged;
distribution;
arrangement;
order;
as, the
disposition
of the trees in an
orchard;
the
disposition
of the
several
parts of an
edifice..
Wart
::
Wart (n.) An
excrescence
or
protuberance
more or less
resembling
a true wart;
specifically
(Bot.),
a
glandular
excrescence
or
hardened
protuberance
on
plants..
Chill
::
Chill (n.) The
hardened
part of a
casting,
as the tread of a car
wheel..
Water Chestnut
::
Water
chestnut
() The fruit of Trapa
natans
and Trapa
bicornis,
Old World water
plants
bearing
edible
nutlike
fruits
armed with
several
hard and sharp
points;
also, the plant
itself;
--
called
also water
caltrop..
Pilcher
::
Pilcher
(n.) The
pilchard.
Shard-borne
::
Shard-borne
(a.) Borne on
shards
or scaly wing
cases.
Hardish
::
Hardish
(a.)
Somewhat
hard.
Coral
::
Coral (n.) The hard parts or
skeleton
of
various
Anthozoa,
and of a few
Hydrozoa.
Similar
structures
are also
formed
by some
Bryozoa..
Consolidated
::
Consolidated
(p. p. & a.) Made
solid,
hard, or
compact;
united;
joined;
solidified..
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..
Dour
::
Dour (a.) Hard;
inflexible;
obstinate;
sour in
aspect;
hardy;
bold.
Hammer-harden
::
Hammer-harden
(v. t.) To
harden,
as a
metal,
by
hammering
it in the cold
state..
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