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Definition of oad
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Oad (n.) See Woad.
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Roadmaker
::
Roadmaker
(n.) One who makes
roads.
Turnpike
::
Turnpike
(n.) A gate or bar set
across
a road to stop
carriages,
animals,
and
sometimes
people,
till toll is paid for
keeping
the road in
repair;
a
tollgate..
Wide
::
Wide
(superl.)
Having
considerable
distance
or
extent
between
the
sides;
spacious
across;
much
extended
in a
direction
at right
angles
to that of
length;
not
narrow;
broad;
as, wide
cloth;
a wide
table;
a wide
highway;
a wide bed; a wide hall or
entry..
Uneven
::
Uneven
(a.) Not even; not
level;
not
uniform;
rough;
as, an
uneven
road or way;
uneven
ground..
Broad
::
Broad
(superl.)
Extended,
in the sense of
diffused;
open;
clear;
full..
Crossing
::
Crossing
(v. t.)
Intersection,
as of two paths or
roads..
Double-charge
::
Double-charge
(v. t.) To load with a
double
charge,
as of
gunpowder..
Pad
::
Pad (n.) A
robber
that
infests
the road on foot; a
highwayman;
--
usually
called
a
footpad.
Freight
::
Freight
(v. t.) To load with
goods,
as a ship, or
vehicle
of any kind, for
transporting
them from one place to
another;
to
furnish
with
freight;
as, to
freight
a ship; to
freight
a car..
Wanty
::
Wanty (n.) A
surcingle,
or strap of
leather,
used for
binding
a load upon the back of a
beast;
also, a
leather
tie; a short wagon
rope..
Loadstar
::
Loadstar
(n.) Alt. of
Lodesta.
Load
::
Load (v.) A
particular
measure
for
certain
articles,
being as much as may be
carried
at one time by the
conveyance
commonly
used for the
article
measured;
as, a load of wood; a load of hay;
specifically,
five
quarters..
Flail
::
Flail (n.) An
ancient
military
weapon,
like the
common
flail,
often
having
the
striking
part armed with rows of
spikes,
or
loaded..
Wey
::
Wey (n.) Way; road; path.
Terminus
::
Terminus
(n.)
Either
end of a
railroad
line; also, the
station
house,
or the town or city, at that
place..
Parasite
::
Parasite
(n.) One who
frequents
the
tables
of the rich, or who lives at
another's
expense,
and earns his
welcome
by
flattery;
a
hanger-on;
a
toady;
a
sycophant..
Grading
::
Grading
(n.) The act or
method
of
arranging
in or by
grade,
or of
bringing,
as the
surface
of land or a road, to the
desired
level or
grade..
By-turning
::
By-turning
(n.) An
obscure
road; a way
turning
from the main road.
Goading
::
Goading
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Goa.
Stimulus
::
Stimulus
(v. t.) A goad;
hence,
something
that
rouses
the mind or
spirits;
an
incentive;
as, the hope of gain is a
powerful
stimulus
to labor and
action..
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