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Definition of incident
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Incident
(n.)
Something
appertaining
to,
passing
with, or
depending
on,
another,
called
the
principal..
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Squint-eyed
::
Squint-eyed
(a.)
Having
eyes that
quint;
having
eyes with axes not
coincident;
cross-eyed.
Adventure
::
Adventure
(n.) A
remarkable
occurrence;
a
striking
event;
a
stirring
incident;
as, the
adventures
of one's
life..
Journal
::
"Journal
(a.) A daily
register
of the
ship's
course
and
distance,
the
winds,
weather,
incidents
of the
voyage,
etc..
Unison
::
Unison
(n.)
Sounded
alike in
pitch;
unisonant;
unisonous;
as,
unison
passages,
in which two or more parts unite in
coincident
sound..
Intercidence
::
Intercidence
(n.) The act or state of
coming
or
falling
between;
occurrence;
incident.
Farce
::
Farce (v. t.) A low style of
comedy;
a
dramatic
composition
marked
by low
humor,
generally
written
with
little
regard
to
regularity
or
method,
and
abounding
with
ludicrous
incidents
and
expressions..
Occasion
::
Occasion
(n.) A
falling
out,
happening,
or
coming
to pass;
hence,
that which falls out or
happens;
occurrence;
incident..
Occasion
::
Occasion
(n.) An
occurrence
or
condition
of
affairs
which
brings
with it some
unlooked-for
event;
that which
incidentally
brings
to pass an
event,
without
being its
efficient
cause or
sufficient
reason;
accidental
or
incidental
cause..
Obvention
::
Obvention
(n.) The act of
happening
incidentally;
that which
happens
casually;
an
incidental
advantage;
an
occasional
offering.
Anecdote
::
Anecdote
(n.) A
particular
or
detached
incident
or fact of an
interesting
nature;
a
biographical
incident
or
fragment;
a
single
passage
of
private
life.
Rummage
::
Rummage
(n.) A place or room for the
stowage
of cargo in a ship; also, the act of
stowing
cargo;
the
pulling
and
moving
about of
packages
incident
to close
stowage;
--
formerly
written
romage..
Underaction
::
Underaction
(n.)
Subordinate
action;
a minor
action
incidental
or
subsidiary
to the main
story;
an
episode.
Present
::
Present
(a.) Not
delayed;
immediate;
instant;
coincident.
Incident
::
Incident
(a.)
Coming
or
happening
accidentally;
not in the usual
course
of
things;
not in
connection
with the main
design;
not
according
to
expectation;
casual;
fortuitous.
Physiology
::
Physiology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
phenomena
of
living
organisms;
the study of the
processes
incidental
to, and
characteristic
of,
life..
Canker
::
Canker
(n.) A
disease
incident
to
trees,
causing
the bark to rot and fall off..
Squint
::
Squint
(a.)
Looking
obliquely.
Specifically
(Med.),
not
having
the optic axes
coincident;
-- said of the eyes. See
Squint,
n., 2..
Occasional
::
Occasional
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
occasion
or to
occasions;
occuring
at
times,
but not
constant,
regular,
or
systematic;
made or
happening
as
opportunity
requires
or
admits;
casual;
incidental;
as,
occasional
remarks,
or
efforts..
Intermention
::
Intermention
(v. t.) To
mention
among other
things,
or
casually
or
incidentally..
Incident
::
Incident
(a.)
Liable
to
happen;
apt to
occur;
befalling;
hence,
naturally
happening
or
appertaining..
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