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Definition of lunt
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Lunt (n.) The match cord
formerly
used in
firing
cannon.
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Involuntary
::
Involuntary
(a.) Not under the
influence
or
control
of the will; not
voluntary;
as, the
involuntary
movements
of the body;
involuntary
muscle
fibers..
Arson
::
Arson (n.) The
malicious
burning
of a
dwelling
house or
outhouse
of
another
man, which by the
common
law is
felony;
the
malicious
and
voluntary
firing
of a
building
or
ship..
Obtuse
::
Obtuse
(superl.)
Not
pointed
or
acute;
blunt;
--
applied
esp. to
angles
greater
than a right
angle,
or
containing
more than
ninety
degrees..
Style
::
Style (v. t.) An
instrument
used by the
ancients
in
writing
on
tablets
covered
with wax,
having
one of its ends
sharp,
and the other
blunt,
and
somewhat
expanded,
for the
purpose
of
making
erasures
by
smoothing
the wax..
Start
::
Start (v. i.) To move
suddenly,
as with a
spring
or leap, from
surprise,
pain, or other
sudden
feeling
or
emotion,
or by a
voluntary
act..
Voluntary
::
Voluntary
(v. t.)
Unconstrained
by the
interference
of
another;
unimpelled
by the
influence
of
another;
not
prompted
or
persuaded
by
another;
done of his or its own
accord;
spontaneous;
acting
of one's self, or of
itself;
free..
Mortuary
::
Mortuary
(a.) A sort of
ecclesiastical
heriot,
a
customary
gift
claimed
by, and due to, the
minister
of a
parish
on the death of a
parishioner.
It seems to have been
originally
a
voluntary
bequest
or
donation,
intended
to make
amends
for any
failure
in the
payment
of
tithes
of which the
deceased
had been
guilty..
Voluntarily
::
Voluntarily
(adv.)
In a
voluntary
manner;
of one's own will;
spontaneously.
Obtundent
::
Obtundent
(n.) A
substance
which
sheathes
a part, or
blunts
irritation,
usually
some
bland,
oily, or
mucilaginous
matter;
--
nearly
the same as
demulcent..
Lunt
::
Lunt (n.) The match cord
formerly
used in
firing
cannon.
Blunt
::
Blunt (a.)
Having
a thick edge or
point,
as an
instrument;
dull; not
sharp..
Self-determination
::
Self-determination
(n.)
Determination
by one's self; or,
determination
of one's acts or
states
without
the
necessitating
force of
motives;
--
applied
to the
voluntary
or
activity..
Paralysis
::
Paralysis
(n.)
Abolition
of
function,
whether
complete
or
partial;
esp., the loss of the power of
voluntary
motion,
with or
without
that of
sensation,
in any part of the body;
palsy.
See
Hemiplegia,
and
Paraplegia.
Also used
figuratively..
Blunt
::
Blunt (v. t.) To
repress
or
weaken,
as any
appetite,
desire,
or power of the mind; to
impair
the
force,
keenness,
or
susceptibility,
of; as, to blunt the
feelings..
Seguestration
::
Seguestration
(n.) The act of
separating,
or
setting
aside,
a thing in
controversy
from the
possession
of both the
parties
that
contend
for it, to be
delivered
to the one
adjudged
entitled
to it. It may be
voluntary
or
involuntary..
Style
::
Style (v. t.) A kind of
blunt-pointed
surgical
instrument.
Hebetate
::
Hebetate
(a.)
Having
a dull or blunt and soft
point.
Willful
::
Willful
(a.) Of set
purpose;
self-determined;
voluntary;
as,
willful
murder..
Spasm
::
Spasm (v. t.) An
involuntary
and
unnatural
contraction
of one or more
muscles
or
muscular
fibers.
Sheathe
::
Sheathe
(v. t.) To
obtund
or
blunt,
as
acrimonious
substances,
or sharp
particles..
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