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• un|con|fined — «UHN kuhn FYND», adjective. not confined; unrestricted; broad; unrestrained; free: »On with the dance! let joy be unconfined (Byron) …   Useful english dictionary

• fined — af·fined; con·fined; con·fined·ly; con·fined·ness; fined; re·fined; re·fined·ly; re·fined·ness; un·de·fined·ly; un·de·fined·ness; …   English syllables

• Con Errico — Occupation Jockey Born November 4, 1921 United States Died March 21, 1993 Career wins 707 Major racing wins, honours and awards …   Wikipedia

• con|fin´er — con|fine «verb. kuhn FYN; noun. KON fyn», verb, fined, fin|ing, noun. –v.t. 1. to keep within limits; restrict: »He confined his reading to biography. He confined himself to two meals a day. SYNONYM(S): restrain. 2. to …   Useful english dictionary

• con|fine´less — con|fine «verb. kuhn FYN; noun. KON fyn», verb, fined, fin|ing, noun. –v.t. 1. to keep within limits; restrict: »He confined his reading to biography. He confined himself to two meals a day. SYNONYM(S): restrain. 2. to …   Useful english dictionary

• con|fin´a|ble — con|fine «verb. kuhn FYN; noun. KON fyn», verb, fined, fin|ing, noun. –v.t. 1. to keep within limits; restrict: »He confined his reading to biography. He confined himself to two meals a day. SYNONYM(S): restrain. 2. to …   Useful english dictionary

• con|fine — «verb. kuhn FYN; noun. KON fyn», verb, fined, fin|ing, noun. –v.t. 1. to keep within limits; restrict: »He confined his reading to biography. He confined himself to two meals a day. SYNONYM(S): restrain. 2. to …   Useful english dictionary

• con|tempt — «kuhn TEHMPT», noun. 1. the feeling that a person or act is mean and low; despising; scorn: »Most people feel contempt for a cheat. SYNONYM(S): disdain. See syn. under scorn. (Cf. ↑scorn) 2. the condition of being scorned or despised; …   Useful english dictionary

• confined — con·fined …   English syllables

• confinedly — con·fined·ly …   English syllables