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Definition of ken
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Ken (n.)
Cognizance;
view;
especially,
reach of sight or
knowledge..
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Heaves
::
Heaves
(n.) A
disease
of
horses,
characterized
by
difficult
breathing,
with
heaving
of the
flank,
wheezing,
flatulency,
and a
peculiar
cough;
broken
wind..
Token
::
Token (n.) To
betoken.
Berber
::
Berber
(n.) A
member
of a race
somewhat
resembling
the
Arabs,
but often
classed
as
Hamitic,
who were
formerly
the
inhabitants
of the whole of North
Africa
from the
Mediterranean
southward
into the
Sahara,
and who still
occupy
a large part of that
region;
--
called
also
Kabyles.
Also, the
language
spoken
by this
people..
Telugu
::
Telugu
(n.) A
Darvidian
language
spoken
in the
northern
parts of the
Madras
presidency.
In
extent
of use it is the next
language
after
Hindustani
(in its
various
forms)
and
Bengali.
Waister
::
Waister
(n.) A
seaman,
usually
a green hand or a
broken-down
man,
stationed
in the waist of a
vessel
of war..
Chalaza
::
Chalaza
(n.) A
spiral
band of
thickened
albuminous
substance
which
exists
in the white of the
bird's
egg, and
serves
to
maintain
the yolk in its
position;
the
treadle..
Besmut
::
Besmut
(v. t.) To
blacken
with smut; to foul with soot.
Splint
::
Splint
(v. t.) A thin piece of wood, or other
substance,
used to keep in
place,
or
protect,
an
injured
part,
especially
a
broken
bone when set..
String
::
String
(n.) A small cord, a line, a
twine,
or a
slender
strip of
leather,
or other
substance,
used for
binding
together,
fastening,
or tying
things;
a cord,
larger
than a
thread
and
smaller
than a rope; as, a shoe
string;
a
bonnet
string;
a
silken
string..
Dissimilarity
::
Dissimilarity
(n.) Want of
resemblance;
unlikeness;
dissimilitude;
variety;
as, the
dissimilarity
of human faces and
forms..
Foresight
::
Foresight
(n.) Any sight or
reading
of the
leveling
staff,
except
the
backsight;
any sight or
bearing
taken by a
compass
or
theodolite
in a
forward
direction..
Flamingo
::
Flamingo
(n.) Any bird of the genus
Phoenicopterus.
The
flamingoes
have
webbed
feet, very long legs, and a beak bent down as if
broken.
Their color is
usually
red or pink. The
American
flamingo
is P.
ruber;
the
European
is P.
antiquorum..
Abruptness
::
Abruptness
(n.) The state of being
abrupt
or
broken;
craggedness;
ruggedness;
steepness.
Syllable
::
Syllable
(n.) In
writing
and
printing,
a part of a word,
separated
from the rest, and
capable
of being
pronounced
by a
single
impulse
of the
voice.
It may or may not
correspond
to a
syllable
in the
spoken
language..
Describe
::
Describe
(v. t.) To
represent
by words
written
or
spoken;
to give an
account
of; to make known to
others
by words or
signs;
as, the
geographer
describes
countries
and
cities..
Glyph
::
Glyph (n.) A
sunken
channel
or
groove,
usually
vertical.
See
Triglyph..
Plain-spoken
::
Plain-spoken
(a.)
Speaking
with
plain,
unreserved
sincerity;
also,
spoken
sincerely;
as,
plain-spoken
words..
Desolation
::
Desolation
(n.) A place or
country
wasted
and
forsaken.
Kennel
::
Kennel
(n.) The water
course
of a
street;
a
little
canal or
channel;
a
gutter;
also, a
puddle..
Dangleberry
::
Dangleberry
(n.) A dark blue,
edible
berry with a white
bloom,
and its shrub
(Gaylussacia
frondosa)
closely
allied
to the
common
huckleberry.
The bush is also
called
blue
tangle,
and is found from New
England
to
Kentucky,
and
southward..
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