Shrinkingly - Law Dictionary Search Results
Fulling
The process of cleansing shrinking and thickening cloth by moisture heat and pressure
Flinch
To withdraw from any suffering or undertaking from pain or danger to fail in doing or perserving to show signs of yielding or of suffering to shrink to wince as one of the parties flinched from...
Dwindle
To diminish to become less to shrink to waste or consume away to become degenerate to fall away
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Dastard
One who meanly shrinks from danger an arrant coward a poltroon
Contraction
The act or process of contracting shortening or shrinking the state of being contracted as contraction of the heart of the pupil of the eye or of a tendon the contraction produced by cold
Contractility
The quality or property by which bodies shrink or contract
Contractile
tending to contract having the power or property of contracting or of shrinking into shorter or smaller dimensions as the contractile tissues
Constringe
To dawn together to contract to force to contract itself to constrict to cause to shrink
Constrict
To draw together to render narrower or smaller to bind to cramp to contract or cause to shrink
Collapse
To fall together suddenly as the sides of a hollow vessel to close by falling or shrinking together to have the sides or parts of a thing fall in together or be crushed in together as...
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