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Definition of hone
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Hone (n.) A kind of
swelling
in the
cheek.
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Cucking Stool
::
Cucking
stool () A kind of chair
formerly
used for
punishing
scolds,
and also
dishonest
tradesmen,
by
fastening
them in it,
usually
in front of their
doors,
to be
pelted
and
hooted
at by the mob, but
sometimes
to be taken to the water and
ducked;
--
called
also a
castigatory,
a
tumbrel,
and a
trebuchet;
and
often,
but not so
correctly,
a
ducking
stool..
Melligenous
::
Melligenous
(a.)
Having
the
qualities
of
honey.
Honeyed
::
Honeyed
(a.)
Covered
with
honey.
Mycomelic
::
Mycomelic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
nitrogenous
acid of the
alloxan
group,
obtained
as a
honey-yellow
powder.
Its
solutions
have a
gelatinous
consistency..
Honeydew
::
Honeydew
(n.) A kind of
tobacco
moistened
with
molasses.
Upright
::
Upright
(a.)
Morally
erect;
having
rectitude;
honest;
just; as, a man
upright
in all his
ways..
Kaleidophone
::
Kaleidophone
() An
instrument
invented
by
Professor
Wheatstone,
consisting
of a
reflecting
knob at the end of a
vibrating
rod or thin
plate,
for
making
visible,
in the
motion
of a point of light
reflected
from the knob, the paths or
curves
corresponding
with the
musical
notes
produced
by the
vibrations..
Anaptotic
::
Anaptotic
(a.)
Having
lost, or
tending
to lose,
inflections
by
phonetic
decay;
as,
anaptotic
languages..
Right-minded
::
Right-minded
(a.)
Having
a right or
honest
mind.
Improbity
::
Improbity
(n.) Lack of
probity;
want of
integrity
or
rectitude;
dishonesty.
Polyphone
::
Polyphone
(n.) A
character
or vocal sign
representing
more than one
sound,
as read, which is
pronounced
red..
Mead
::
Mead (n.) A
fermented
drink made of water and honey with malt,
yeast,
etc.;
metheglin;
hydromel..
Integrity
::
Integrity
(n.) Moral
soundness;
honesty;
freedom
from
corrupting
influence
or
motive;
-- used
especially
with
reference
to the
fulfillment
of
contracts,
the
discharge
of
agencies,
trusts,
and the like;
uprightness;
rectitude..
Rascally
::
Rascally
(a.) Like a
rascal;
trickish
or
dishonest;
base;
worthless;
-- often in
humorous
disparagement,
without
implication
of
dishonesty..
Dentiphone
::
Dentiphone
(n.) An
instrument
which,
placed
against
the
teeth,
conveys
sound to the
auditory
nerve;
an
audiphone..
Cyphonism
::
Cyphonism
(n.) A
punishment
sometimes
used by the
ancients,
consisting
in the
besmearing
of the
criminal
with
honey,
and
exposing
him to
insects.
It is still in use among some
Oriental
nations..
Fairness
::
Fairness
(n.) The state of being fair, or free form spots or
stains,
as of the skin;
honesty,
as of
dealing;
candor,
as of an
argument,
etc..
Telephonic
::
Telephonic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
telephone;
by the
telephone.
Xylophone
::
Xylophone
(n.) An
instrument
common
among the
Russians,
Poles,
and
Tartars,
consisting
of a
series
of
strips
of wood or glass
graduated
in
length
to the
musical
scale,
resting
on belts of
straw,
and
struck
with two small
hammers.
Called
in
Germany
strohfiedel,
or straw
fiddle..
Sound
::
Sound
(superl.)
Free from
error;
correct;
right;
honest;
true;
faithful;
orthodox;
-- said of
persons;
as, a sound
lawyer;
a sound
thinker..
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