Webster's Dictionary 1828

3484

DOUBLE-DYE

DOUBLE-DYE, verb transitive To dye twice over.

3485

DOUBLE-EDGED

DOUBLE-EDGED, adjective Having two edges.

3486

DOUBLE-ENTENDRE

DOUBLE-ENTENDRE, noun Double meaning of a word or expression.

3487

DOUBLE-EYED

DOUBLE-EYED, adjective Having a deceitful countenance.

3488

DOUBLE-FACE

DOUBLE-FACE, noun Duplicity; the acting of different parts in the same concern.

3489

DOUBLE-FACED

DOUBLE-FACED, adjective Deceitful; hypocritical; showing two faces.

3490

DOUBLE-FORMED

DOUBLE-FORMED, adjective Of a mixed form.

3491

DOUBLE-FORTIFIED

DOUBLE-FORTIFIED, adjective Twice fortified; doubly strengthened.

3492

DOUBLE-FOUNTED

DOUBLE-FOUNTED, adjective Having two sources.

3493

DOUBLE-GILD

DOUBLE-GILD, verb transitive To gild with double coloring.

3494

DOUBLE-HANDED

DOUBLE-HANDED, adjective Having two hands; deceitful.

3495

DOUBLE-HEADED

DOUBLE-HEADED, adjective1. Having two heads.2. Having the flowers growing one to another.

3496

DOUBLE-HEARTED

DOUBLE-HEARTED, adjective Having a false heart; deceitful; treacherous.

3497

DOUBLE-LOCK

DOUBLE-LOCK, verb transitive To shoot the bolt twice; to fasten with double security.

3498

DOUBLE-MANNED

DOUBLE-MANNED, adjective Furnished with twice the complement of men, or with two men instead of one.

3499

DOUBLE-MEANING

DOUBLE-MEANING, adjective Having two meanings.

3500

DOUBLE-MINDED

DOUBLE-MINDED, adjective Having different minds at different times; unsettled; wavering; unstable; undetermined. James 1:1.

3501

DOUBLE-MOUTHED

DOUBLE-MOUTHED, adjective Having two mouths.

3502

DOUBLE-NATURED

DOUBLE-NATURED, adjective Having a two-fold nature.

3503

DOUBLE-OCTAVE

DOUBLE-OCTAVE, noun In muxic, an interval composed of two octaves or fifteen notes in diatonic progression; a fifteenth.

3504

DOUBLE-PLEA

DOUBLE-PLEA, noun In law, a plea in which the defendant alledges two different matters in bar of the action.

3505

DOUBLE-QUARREL

DOUBLE-QUARREL, noun A complaint of a clerk to the archbishop against an inferior ordinary, for delay of justice.

3506

DOUBLE-SHADE

DOUBLE-SHADE, verb transitive To double the natural darkness of a place.

3507

DOUBLE-SHINING

DOUBLE-SHINING, adjective Shining with double luster.

3508

DOUBLE-THREADED

DOUBLE-THREADED, adjective Consisting of two threads twisted together.

3509

DOUBLE-TONGUED

DOUBLE-TONGUED, adjective Making contrary declarations on the same subject at different times; deceitful.The deacons must be grave, not double-tongued 1 Timothy 3:1.DOUBLE, verb...

3510

DOUBLED

DOUBLED, participle passive Folded; increased by adding an equal quantity, sum or value; repeated; turned or passed round.