Broken - Law Dictionary Search Results
Snuffle
speak through the nose to breathe through the nose when it is obstructed so as to make a broken sound
Shiver
One of the small pieces or splinters into which a brittle thing is broken by sudden violence generally used in the plural
Scragged
Rough with irregular points or a broken surface scraggy as a scragged backbone
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Samp
An article of food consisting of maize broken or bruised which is cooked by boiling and usually eaten with milk coarse hominy
Rupture
The act of breaking apart or separating the state of being broken asunder as the rupture of the skin the rupture of a vessel or fiber the rupture of a
Ruperts drop
glass into water It is remarkable for bursting into fragments when the surface is scratched or the tail broken so called from Prince Rupert nephew of Charles I by whom they were first brought to England Called
Rugged
Full of asperities on the surface broken into sharp or irregular points or otherwise uneven not smooth rough as a rugged mountain a rugged road
Ragged
Rent or worn into tatters or till the texture is broken as a ragged coat a ragged sail
Refracted
Bent backward angularly as if half broken as a refracted stem or leaf
Almonarium
Almonarium, a kind of safe or cupboard in which broken victuals were laid up to be distributed among the poor, Old Records
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