Mightily; exceedingly; extremely.
To furl: said of sails.
Great in size or degree; vast; hence, strong; powerful; important.
Principal; prime; chief; leading; of chief or principal importance: as, his main effort was to please.
Principal or chief in size or extent; largest; consisting of the largest part; most important by reason of size or strength: as, the main timbers of a building; the main branch of a river; the main body of an army.
Full; undivided; sheer: now used chiefly in the phrases main strength, main force.
Nautical, belonging to or connected with the principal mast in a vessel.
“Big”; angry.
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A hand.
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. A hand at dice; a throw of the dice at hazard.
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A match at cock-fighting.
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A banker's shovel for coin.
An obsolete variant of maim.
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Strength; force; violent effort: now used chiefly in the phrase with might and main.
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That which is chief or principal; the chief or main portion; the gross; the bulk; the greater part.
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The principal point; that which is of most importance; the chief or principal object, aim, or effort.
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A broad expanse, as of space or light; unbroken extent; full sweep or stretch.
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Now, specifically
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The expanse of ocean; the open ocean; the high sea.
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A continental stretch of land; a continent; the maiuland, as distinguished from islands.
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A principal duct, channel, pipe, or electrical conductor, as a water- or gas-pipe running along a street in a town, or the largest conductor in a system of electric lights.
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The thick part of meat.