Desirable - Law Dictionary Search Results
Faucet
as water molasses oil etc from a pipe cask or other vessel in such quantities as may be desired called also tap and cock It consists of a tubular spout stopped with a movable plug spigot valve
Free
subjection to the will of others not under restraint control or compulsion able to follow ones own impulses desires or inclinations determining ones own course of action not dependent at liberty
fudge factor
inserted into a calculation to compensate for anticipated errors or to arbitrarily make the result conform to some desired conclusion
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Gloat
To look steadfastly to gaze earnestly to gaze with passionate desire lust or avarice
Grading
arranging in or by grade or of bringing as the surface of land or a road to the desired level or grade
Gratification
taste or the appetite as the gratification of the palate of the appetites of the senses of the desires of the heart
Gratified
Pleased indulged according to desire
Greediness
The quality of being greedy vehement and selfish desire
Inclined
Having a leaning or tendency towards or away from a thing disposed or moved by wish desire or judgment as a man inclined to virtue
Hanker
To long for with a keen appetite and uneasiness to have a vehement desire usually with for or after as to hanker after fruit to hanker after the diversions of the town
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