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Definition of narrow
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Narrow
(v. i.) Not to step out
enough
to the one hand or the
other;
as, a horse
narrows..
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Tassel
::
Tassel
(n.) A
narrow
silk
ribbon,
or the like, sewed to a book to be put
between
the
leaves..
Constriction
::
Constriction
(n.) The state of being
constricted;
the point where a thing is
constricted;
a
narrowing
or
binding.
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..
Sloat
::
Sloat (n.) A
narrow
piece of
timber
which holds
together
large
pieces;
a slat; as, the
sloats
of a
cart..
Fricative
::
Fricative
(a.)
Produced
by the
friction
or
rustling
of the
breath,
intonated
or
unintonated,
through
a
narrow
opening
between
two of the mouth
organs;
uttered
through
a close
approach,
but not with a
complete
closure,
of the
organs
of
articulation,
and hence
capable
of being
continued
or
prolonged;
-- said of
certain
consonantal
sounds,
as f, v, s, z, etc..
Near
::
Near
(adv.)
So as
barely
to avoid or pass
injury
or loss;
close;
narrow;
as, a near
escape..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) A long seat or
narrow
pew in
churches,
often
without
a
door..
Racket
::
Racket
(n.) A
snowshoe
formed
of cords
stretched
across
a long and
narrow
frame of light wood.
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..
Tongue
::
Tongue
(n.) A
point,
or long,
narrow
strip of land,
projecting
from the
mainland
into a sea or a
lake..
Sash
::
Sash (n.) The
framing
in which the panes of glass are set in a
glazed
window
or door,
including
the
narrow
bars
between
the
panes..
Leg
::
Leg (n.) An
extension
of the
boiler
downward,
in the form of a
narrow
space
between
vertical
plates,
sometimes
nearly
surrounding
the
furnace
and ash pit, and
serving
to
support
the
boiler;
--
called
also water leg..
Narrowly
::
Narrowly
(adv.)
With
minute
scrutiny;
closely;
as, to look or watch
narrowly;
to
search
narrowly..
Shoot
::
Shoot (n.) An
inclined
plane,
either
artificial
or
natural,
down which
timber,
coal, etc., are
caused
to
slide;
also, a
narrow
passage,
either
natural
or
artificial,
in a
stream,
where the water
rushes
rapidly;
esp., a
channel,
having
a swift
current,
connecting
the ends of a bend in the
stream,
so as to
shorten
the
course..
Biflagellate
::
Biflagellate
(a.)
Having
two long,
narrow,
whiplike
appendages..
Gutter
::
Gutter
(n.) Any
narrow
channel
or
groove;
as, a
gutter
formed
by
erosion
in the vent of a gun from
repeated
firing..
Ribband
::
Ribband
(n.) A long,
narrow
strip of
timber
bent and
bolted
longitudinally
to the ribs of a
vessel,
to hold them in
position,
and give
rigidity
to the
framework..
Close
::
Close (v. t.)
Narrow;
confined;
as, a close
alley;
close
quarters..
Crib
::
Crib (v. t.) To shut up or
confine
in a
narrow
habitation;
to cage; to
cramp.
Ferry
::
Ferry (v. t.) A
vessel
in which
passengers
and goods are
conveyed
over
narrow
waters;
a
ferryboat;
a
wherry.
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