Deepness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Knee deep
Rising to the knees knee high as water or snow knee deep
deep water
having waters of great depth as a deep water port
deep six
to discard in a deep body of water also used figuratively to discard contemptuously
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deep mined
taken from an undergrround mine as contrasted with coal obtained from a strip mine as deep mined coal
Deep laid
Laid deeply formed with cunning and sagacity secretly and carefully planned as deep laid plans
deep fried
Fried in fat or oil deep enough to cover the object
deep fat fry
To fry in deep fat
Pig eyed
Having small deep set eyes
groundswell
A long deep wave in the sea sometimes caused by distant winds or storms
Haaf
The deep sea fishing for cod ling and tusk off the Shetland Isles
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