Leanness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Erect
Upright or having a vertical position not inverted not leaning or bent not prone as to stand erect
Enclitic
Affixed subjoined said of a word or particle which leans back upon the preceding word so as to become a part of it and to lose its own
Emaciation
The act of making very lean
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Emaciate
To lose flesh gradually and become very lean to waste away in flesh
Decline
To bend or lean downward to take a downward direction to bend over or hang down as from weakness weariness despondency etc
Chichevache
A fabulous cow of enormous size whose food was patient wives and which was therefore in very lean condition
Careen
To cause a vessel to lean over so that she floats on one side leaving the other side out of water and accessible for
Breastheight
The interior slope of a fortification against which the garrison lean in firing
Satisfaction
a sort of artificial rule'upon an artificial notion, and a sort of feeling of what is called a leaning against double portions--if the father (or quasi parent) afterwards advance a portion on the marriage, or preferment in
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