Dim - Law Dictionary Search Results

Sand blind

Having defective sight dim sighted purblind

with which the Savior was fastened to the cross an ancient form of oath corresponding to Ods bodikins dim of body ie Gods dear body

Having eyes affected by the moon moonblind dim eyed purblind

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Pale wanting color dim

The state or quality unr being dim lack of brightness clearness or distinctness dullness obscurity

To cause obscurity or dimness to to dim to cloud

To render obscure to darken to make dim to keep in the dark to hide to make less visible intelligible legible glorious beautiful or illustrious

In a gradually diminishing manner with abatement of tone decrescendo expressed on the staff by Dim or Dimin or the sign

To dazzle or make dim by a strong light

That has lost freshness color or brightness grown dim

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