MOO - low n 2. low \'lo-(-*)r\ \'lo--*st\ aj or low.er; or low.est [ME lah, low, fr. ON la-gr; akin to MHG lge] low, flat
having a small upward extension or elevation {wall}
situated or passing little above a reference line, point, or plane { bridge}
DE Ollete
situated or passing below the normal level, surface, or base of measur ement, or the mean elevation {ground}
marking a nadir or bottom {point of his career}
DEAD
PROSTRATE {laid ~}
not loud
SOFT; also
FLAT
located in the contraoctave {G}
depressed in pitch {a tone}
being near the equator {northern latitudes}
humble in character or status {birth}
lacking strength, health, or vitality
WEAK
lacking spirit or vivacity
DEPRESSED
of lesser degree, size, or amount than average or ordinary {pressure} 8b
small in number or amount 8b
INADEQUATE {level of employment} 8b
CHEAP {price} 8b
DEPLETED, SHORT {supply}
falling short of some standard
as
lacking dignity or elevation {style of writing}
morally reprehensible
BASE {trick}
COARSE, VULGAR {language} 10a: not advanced in complexity, development, or elaboration {or ganisms} often cap 10b: Low Church 1
UNFAVORABLE, DISPARAGING {opinion of him} 1
articulated with a wide opening between the relatively flat tongue and the palate
OPEN {the sounds /a:/, /a./, /a/ are ~} - low av 3. low n
something that is low
as
DEPTH
a region of low barometric pressure
the transmission gear of an automotive vehicle giving the lowest ratio o f propellar-shaft to engine-shaft speed and the highest amplification of torque 4. low or lowe \'lo-\ n [ME, fr. ON logi, log; akin to OE le-oht light - more at] LIGHT chiefly Scot
