Chapter VII

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

later than; following

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

a mixture of gases (especially oxygen) required for breathing; the stuff that the wind consists of

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

French writer who generalized surrealism to literature (1897-1982)

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

protective covering made of metal and used in combat

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

informal or slang terms for mentally irregular

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration

From this reading Yes perhaps there would be women, beautiful savages of manifold charms.

plural of “boat” — a small vessel for travel on water

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the lower side of anything

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

a region of central Spain; a former kingdom that comprised most of modern Spain and united with Aragon to form Spain in 1479

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

a seat for one person, with a support for the back

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

a possibility due to a favorable combination of circumstances

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

plural of “charm” — attractiveness that interests or pleases or stimulates

From this reading Yes perhaps there would be women, beautiful savages of manifold charms.

plural of “commander” — an officer in command of a military unit

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

a prescribed selection of foods

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the act of escaping physically

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the experiencing of affective and emotional states

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

superlative of “fine” — being satisfactory or in satisfactory condition

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

preceding all others in time or space or degree

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

grant freedom to; free from confinement

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

recently made, produced, or harvested

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the ripened reproductive body of a seed plant

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

in a greedy manner

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

green color or pigment; resembling the color of growing grass

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

moving to the inside of something

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

prefer or wish to do something

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

produced by a manufacturing process

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

a pipe that has several lateral outlets to or from other pipes

From this reading Yes perhaps there would be women, beautiful savages of manifold charms.

deficient in amount or quality or extent

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

at the same time but in another place

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the flesh of animals (including fishes and birds and snails) used as food

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the force of workers available

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

a white nutritious liquid secreted by mammals and used as food by human beings

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

tediously repetitious or lacking in variety

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

plural of “month” — one of the twelve divisions of the calendar year

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Nuevo Mundo! shouted the sailors.

not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered

From this reading A new world!

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Nuevo Mundo! shouted the sailors.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

having a systematic arrangement; especially having elements succeeding in order according to rule

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

not allowed to continue to bat or run

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

an organization to gain political power

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

by chance

From this reading Yes perhaps there would be women, beautiful savages of manifold charms.

hitting a golf ball that is on the green using a putter

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

completely prepared or in condition for immediate action or use or progress

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

a small wave on the surface of a liquid

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

of or relating to or indicative of or issued or performed by a king or queen or other monarch

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

plural of “sailor” — any member of a ship's crew

From this reading Nuevo Mundo! shouted the sailors.

plural of “satin” — a smooth fabric of silk or rayon; has a glossy face and a dull back

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

plural of “savage” — a member of an uncivilized people

From this reading Yes perhaps there would be women, beautiful savages of manifold charms.

a division of an ocean or a large body of salt water partially enclosed by land

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

perception by means of the eyes

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the land along the edge of a body of water

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

in a vehement outcry

From this reading Nuevo Mundo! shouted the sailors.

plural of “standard” — a basis for comparison; a reference point against which other things can be evaluated

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

understood in a certain way; made sense of

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the act of someone who picks up or takes something

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

an exchange of ideas via conversation

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Nuevo Mundo! shouted the sailors.

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

in or at that place or location

From this reading Yes perhaps there would be women, beautiful savages of manifold charms.

an instance or single occasion for some event

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the act of traveling by foot

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

plural of “woman” — an adult female person (as opposed to a man)

From this reading Taking out their finest satins and putting on new armor the commanders of the little party ordered boats to be made ready and the royal standards of Aragon and Castile to be taken into men meanwhile feeling the balmy air and seeing green and a shore for the first time in two months were greedily talking of fresh fruit--after their monotonous and meager diet of meat--of milk, of a chance to walk free in the air, to escape their commanders, and of women.

everything that exists anywhere

From this reading A new world!

used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past

From this reading Yes perhaps there would be women, beautiful savages of manifold charms.

made or constructed by interlacing threads or strips of material or other elements into a whole

From this reading The sea was rippling like the bottom of a woven grassrope chair.

an affirmative

From this reading Yes perhaps there would be women, beautiful savages of manifold charms.