Dim - Law Dictionary Search Results
Bedim
To make dim to obscure or darken
Bleared
Dimmed as by a watery humor affected with rheum
Scotomy
Dizziness with dimness of sight
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Prestriction
Obstruction dimness or defect of sight
VerbarGlaucoma
Dimness or abolition of sight with a diminution of transparency a bluish or greenish tinge of the refracting media
Caligo
Dimness or obscurity of sight dependent upon a speck on the cornea also the speck itself
Caligation
Dimness cloudiness
Blear eyed
Having sore eyes having the eyes dim with rheum dim sighted
Vassal
Vassal [fr. vassallo, Ital., a dim. of vassus, low Lat. Wachter refers it to the Gallic gwas, a servant], one who holds of a
Castel, or Castle
Castel, or Castle [fr. Castellum, dim. of castrum, Lat.], a fortress in a town; a principal mansion of a nobleman, Co. Litt. 31.
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