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Definition of notch
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 notch is as below...
Notch (v. t.) To cut or make
notches
in ; to
indent;
also, to score by
notches;
as, to notch a
stick..
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Pleurotoma
::
Pleurotoma
(n.) Any
marine
gastropod
belonging
to
Pleurotoma,
and ether
allied
genera
of the
family
Pleurotmidae.
The
species
are very
numerous,
especially
in
tropical
seas. The outer lip has
usually
a
posterior
notch or
slit..
Halfcock
::
Halfcock
(v. t.) To set the cock of (a
firearm)
at the first
notch.
Rowlock
::
Rowlock
(n.) A
contrivance
or
arrangement
serving
as a
fulcrum
for an oar in
rowing.
It
consists
sometimes
of a notch in the
gunwale
of a boat,
sometimes
of a pair of pins
between
which the oar rests on the edge of the
gunwale,
sometimes
of a
single
pin
passing
through
the oar, or of a metal fork or
stirrup
pivoted
in the
gunwale
and
suporting
the oar..
Notch
::
Notch (v. t.) To cut or make
notches
in ; to
indent;
also, to score by
notches;
as, to notch a
stick..
Joggle
::
"Joggle
(n.) A notch or tooth in the
joining
surface
of any piece of
building
material
to
prevent
slipping;
sometimes,
but
incorrectly,
applied
to a
separate
piece
fitted
into two
adjacent
stones,
or the
like..
Coxcomb
::
Coxcomb
(n.) A strip of red cloth
notched
like the comb of a cock, which
licensed
jesters
formerly
wore in their
caps..
Latch
::
Latch (n.) A
movable
piece which holds
anything
in place by
entering
a notch or
cavity;
specifically,
the catch which holds a door or gate when
closed,
though
it be not
bolted..
Gimp
::
Gimp (v. t.) To
notch;
to
indent;
to jag.
Notchboard
::
Notchboard
(n.) The board which
receives
the ends of the steps in a
staircase.
Indent
::
Indent
(v. i.) To be cut,
notched,
or
dented..
Incised
::
Incised
(a.)
Having
deep and sharp
notches,
as a leaf or a
petal..
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) A
plate,
or
notched
piece,
interposed
between
a
moving
part and the
stationary
part on which it
bears,
to take the wear and
afford
means of
adjustment;
--
called
also
slipper,
and gib..
Tally
::
Tally (n.)
Originally,
a piece of wood on which
notches
or
scores
were cut, as the marks of
number;
later,
one of two
books,
sheets
of
paper,
etc., on which
corresponding
accounts
were
kept..
Indenture
::
Indenture
(v. t.) To
indent;
to make
hollows,
notches,
or
wrinkles
in; to
furrow..
Score
::
Score (v. t.) To mark with
lines,
scratches,
or
notches;
to cut
notches
or
furrows
in; to
notch;
to
scratch;
to
furrow;
as, to score
timber
for
hewing;
to score the back with a
lash..
Crenature
::
Crenature
(n.) The state of being
crenated
or
notched.
Interclavicular
::
Interclavicular
(a.)
Between
the
clavicles;
as, the
interclavicular
notch of the
sternum..
Tally
::
Tally (n.) To score with
correspondent
notches;
hence,
to make to
correspond;
to cause to fit or
suit..
Notch
::
Notch (n.) A
hollow
cut in
anything;
a nick; an
indentation.
Steem
::
Steelyard
(n.) A form of
balance
in which the body to be
weighed
is
suspended
from the
shorter
arm of a
lever,
which turns on a
fulcrum,
and a
counterpoise
is
caused
to slide upon the
longer
arm to
produce
equilibrium,
its place upon this arm
(which
is
notched
or
graduated)
indicating
the
weight;
a Roman
balance;
-- very
commonly
used also in the
plural
form,
steelyards..
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