Secret

a. (secret, Fr. secret us, Latin.) 1. Kept hidden; not revealed; concealed (Deuteronomy). 2. Retired; private; unseen (Milton). 3. Faithful to a secret intrusted (Shakspeare). 4. Private; affording privacy » (Milton). 5. Occult; not apparent (Milton). _ 6. Privy; obscene. ~— Se’cret. s. (secret, Fr. secretum, Latin.) 1. Something studiously hidden (Shakspeare). _ 2. A thing unknown; something not yet dis- | Covered (Milton), 3. Privacy; secrecy; invi- sible or undiscovered state (Milton).