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Definition of narrow
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Narrow
(superl.)
Limited
as to
means;
straitened;
pinching;
as,
narrow
circumstances..
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Cat
::
Cat (n.) A
strong
vessel
with a
narrow
stern,
projecting
quarters,
and deep
waist.
It is
employed
in the coal and
timber
trade..
Wynd
::
Wynd (n.) A
narrow
lane or
alley.
Angustate
::
Angustate
(a.)
Narrowed.
Coop
::
Coop (v. t.) To
confine
in a coop;
hence,
to shut up or
confine
in a
narrow
compass;
to
cramp;
--
usually
followed
by up,
sometimes
by in..
Gondola
::
Gondola
(n.) A long,
narrow
boat with a high prow and
stern,
used in the
canals
of
Venice.
A
gondola
is
usually
propelled
by one or two
oarsmen
who stand
facing
the prow, or by
poling.
A
gondola
for
passengers
has a small open cabin
amidships,
for their
protection
against
the sun or rain. A
sumptuary
law of
Venice
required
that
gondolas
should
be
painted
black,
and they are
customarily
so
painted
now..
Metallurgy
::
Metallurgy
(n.) The art of
working
metals,
comprehending
the whole
process
of
separating
them from other
matters
in the ore,
smelting,
refining,
and
parting
them;
sometimes,
in a
narrower
sense,
only the
process
of
extracting
metals
from their
ores..
Strap
::
Strap (n.) A long,
narrow,
pliable
strip of
leather,
cloth,
or the like;
specifically,
a strip of thick
leather
used in
flogging..
Angust
::
Angust
(a.)
Narrow;
strait.
Caravel
::
Caravel
(n.) The
caravel
of the 16th
century
was a small
vessel
with broad bows, high,
narrow
poop, four
masts,
and
lateen
sails.
Columbus
commanded
three
caravels
on his great
voyage..
Slot
::
Slot (n.) A
narrow
depression,
perforation,
or
aperture;
esp., one for the
reception
of a piece
fitting
or
sliding
in it..
Plait
::
Plait (v. t.) To fold; to
double
in
narrow
folds;
to
pleat;
as, to plait a
ruffle..
Pew
::
Pew (n.) One of the
compartments
in a
church
which are
separated
by low
partitions,
and have long seats upon which
several
persons
may sit; --
sometimes
called
slip. Pews were
originally
made
square,
but are now
usually
long and
narrow..
Strode
::
Strid (n.) A
narrow
passage
between
precipitous
rocks or
banks,
which looks as if it might be
crossed
at a
stride..
Compress
::
Compress
(v. t.) To press or
squeeze
together;
to force into a
narrower
compass;
to
reduce
the
volume
of by
pressure;
to
compact;
to
condense;
as, to
compress
air or
water..
Rail
::
Rail (n.) The
stout,
narrow
plank that forms the top of the
bulwarks..
Shred
::
Shred (n.) To cut or tear into small
pieces,
particularly
narrow
and long
pieces,
as of cloth or
leather..
Scantly
::
Scantly
(adv.)
In a scant
manner;
not fully or
sufficiently;
narrowly;
penuriously.
Insertion
::
Insertion
(n.) That which is set in or
inserted,
especially
a
narrow
strip of
embroidered
lace,
muslin,
or
cambric..
Interstice
::
Interstice
(n.) That which
intervenes
between
one thing and
another;
especially,
a space
between
things
closely
set, or
between
the parts which
compose
a body; a
narrow
chink;
a
crack;
a
crevice;
a hole; an
interval;
as, the
interstices
of a
wall..
Stripe
::
Stripe
(n.) A long,
narrow
discoloration
of the skin made by the blow of a lash, rod, or the
like..
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