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Definition of neck
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of neck is as below...
Neck (n.) A
reduction
in size near the end of an
object,
formed
by a
groove
around
it; as, a neck
forming
the
journal
of a
shaft..
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Lute
::
Lute (n.) A
stringed
instrument
formerly
much in use. It
consists
of four
parts,
namely,
the table or
front,
the body,
having
nine or ten ribs or
sides,
arranged
like the
divisions
of a
melon,
the neck, which has nine or ten frets or
divisions,
and the head, or
cross,
in which the
screws
for
tuning
are
inserted.
The
strings
are
struck
with the right hand, and with the left the stops are
pressed..
Counter
::
Counter
(adv.)
The
breast,
or that part of a horse
between
the
shoulders
and under the
neck..
Neckweed
::
Neckweed
(n.) The hemp; -- so
called
as
furnishing
ropes for
hanging
criminals.
Torquated
::
torquated
(a.)
Having
or
wearing
a
torque,
or neck
chain..
Shoveler
::
Shoveler
(n.) A river duck
(Spatula
clypeata),
native
of
Europe
and
America.
It has a large bill,
broadest
towards
the tip. The male is
handsomely
variegated
with
green,
blue,
brown,
black,
and white on the body; the head and neck are dark
green.
Called
also
broadbill,
spoonbill,
shovelbill,
and
maiden
duck. The
Australian
shoveler,
or
shovel-nosed
duck (S.
rhynchotis),
is a
similar
species..
Neckband
::
Neckband
(n.) A band which goes
around
the neck;
often,
the part at the top of a
garment..
Caboched
::
Caboched
(a.)
Showing
the full face, but
nothing
of the neck; -- said of the head of a beast in
armorial
bearing..
Cloak
::
Cloak (n.) A loose outer
garment,
extending
from the neck
downwards,
and
commonly
without
sleeves.
It is
longer
than a cape, and is worn both by men and by
women..
Crag
::
Crag (n.) The neck or
throa.
Goitre
::
Goitre
(n.) An
enlargement
of the
thyroid
gland,
on the
anterior
part of the neck;
bronchocele.
It is
frequently
associated
with
cretinism,
and is most
common
in
mountainous
regions,
especially
in
certain
parts of
Switzerland..
Encolure
::
Encolure
(n.) The neck of
horse.
Kneck
::
Kneck (n.) The
twisting
of a rope or
cable,
as it is
running
out..
Trachelipoda
::
Trachelipoda
(n.pl.)
An
extensive
artificial
group of
gastropods
comprising
all those which have a
spiral
shell and the foot
attached
to the base of the neck.
Neck
::
Neck (n.) A
reduction
in size near the end of an
object,
formed
by a
groove
around
it; as, a neck
forming
the
journal
of a
shaft..
Cap
::
Cap (n.) The whole top of the head of a bird from the base of the bill to the nape of the neck.
Hooded
::
Hooded
(a.)
Having
a
hoodlike
crest or
prominence
on the head or neck; as, the
hooded
seal; a
hooded
snake..
Decollete
::
Decollete
(a.)
Leaving
the neck and
shoulders
uncovered;
cut low in the neck, or
low-necked,
as a
dress..
Shawl
::
Shawl (n.) A
square
or
oblong
cloth of wool,
cotton,
silk, or other
textile
or
netted
fabric,
used,
especially
by
women,
as a loose
covering
for the neck and
shoulders..
Wryneck
::
Wryneck
(n.) A
twisted
or
distorted
neck; a
deformity
in which the neck is drawn to one side by a rigid
contraction
of one of the
muscles
of the neck;
torticollis.
Matrass
::
Matrass
(n.) A
round-bottomed
glass flask
having
a long neck; a
bolthead.
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