sunk motions

pl. Gearing: The driving-gear of a rolling-mill, ., which is below the level of the floor. sunk-ěn, pa. par.ora. [SINK, v.] Lying on the bottom of the sea or other water; fallen or pre ed down low. sunken-battery, s. [BATTERY, B. II. 16.] sünk-ětş, s. pl. [Etym. doubtful.] Delicacies. ( Scotch.) "There's thirty hearts there, that wud hae wanted bread ere ye had wanted sunkets , and spent their life blood ere ye had scratched your finger." -Scott: Guy Manner ing, ch. viii. sünk-le, s . [SUNK.] A low seat. ( Scotch .) "Many a day hae I wrought my sticking, and sat on my sunkie under that saugh." -Scott: Guy Manner ing, ch. xxii. sun-le , a . [Eng. sun (1), s.; -le .] Destitute or deprived of the sun or its rays; not warmed or lighted by the sun; shaded, covered.