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Definition of attach
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Attach
(v. t.) To bind,
fasten,
tie, or
connect;
to make fast or join; as, to
attach
one thing to
another
by a
string,
by glue, or the
like..
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Mesocaecum
::
Mesocaecum
(n.) The fold of
peritoneum
attached
to the
caecum.
Ram
::
Ram (n.) A heavy steel or iron beak
attached
to the prow of a steam war
vessel
for
piercing
or
cutting
down the
vessel
of an
enemy;
also, a
vessel
carrying
such a
beak..
Cormus
::
Cormus
(n.) A
vegetable
or
animal
made up of a
number
of
individuals,
such as, for
example,
would be
formed
by a
process
of
budding
from a
parent
stalk
wherre
the buds
remain
attached..
Lernean
::
Lernean
(n.) One of a
family
(Lernaeidae)
of
parasitic
Crustacea
found
attached
to
fishes
and other
marine
animals.
Some
species
penetrate
the skin and flesh with the
elongated
head, and feed on the
viscera.
See
Illust.
in
Appendix..
Chimere
::
Chimere
(n.) The upper robe worn by a
bishop,
to which lawn
sleeves
are
usually
attached..
Sessile
::
Sessile
(a.)
Permanently
attached;
-- said of the
gonophores
of
certain
hydroids
which never
became
detached.
Cassia
::
Cassia
(n.) The bark of
several
species
of
Cinnamomum
grown in
China,
etc.;
Chinese
cinnamon.
It is
imported
as
cassia,
but
commonly
sold as
cinnamon,
from which it
differs
more or less in
strength
and
flavor,
and the
amount
of outer bark
attached..
Tendril
::
Tendril
(a.) A
slender,
leafless
portion
of a plant by which it
becomes
attached
to a
supporting
body, after which the
tendril
usually
contracts
by
coiling
spirally..
Tridactyle
::
Tridactyle
(a.)
Having
three
fingers
or toes, or
composed
of three
movable
parts
attached
to a
common
base..
Melopiano
::
Melopiano
(n.) A piano
having
a
mechanical
attachment
which
enables
the
player
to
prolong
the notes at will.
Polychord
::
Polychord
(n.) An
apparatus
for
coupling
two
octave
notes,
capable
of being
attached
to a keyed
instrument..
Latching
::
Latching
(n.) A loop or eye
formed
on the head rope of a
bonnet,
by which it is
attached
to the foot of a sail; --
called
also latch and
lasket..
Legume
::
Legume
(n.) A pod
dehiscent
into two
pieces
or
valves,
and
having
the seed
attached
at one
suture,
as that of the pea..
Sole
::
Sole (n.) A piece of
timber
attached
to the lower part of the
rudder,
to make it even with the false
keel..
Court-baron
::
Court-baron
(n.) An
inferior
court of civil
jurisdiction,
attached
to a
manor,
and held by the
steward;
a
baron's
court;
-- now
fallen
into
disuse..
Limber
::
Limber
(n.) The
detachable
fore part of a gun
carriage,
consisting
of two
wheels,
an axle, and a shaft to which the
horses
are
attached.
On top is an
ammunition
box upon which the
cannoneers
sit..
Preengagement
::
Preengagement
(n.) Prior
engagement,
obligation,
or
attachment,
as by
contract,
promise,
or
affection..
Affix
::
Affix (v. t.) To
attach,
unite,
or
connect
with; as, names
affixed
to
ideas,
or ideas
affixed
to
things;
to affix a
stigma
to a
person;
to affix
ridicule
or blame to any one..
Chapel
::
Chapel
(n.) A choir of
singers,
or an
orchestra,
attached
to the court of a
prince
or
nobleman..
Breech Sight
::
Breech
sight () A
device
attached
to the
breech
of a
firearm,
to guide the eye, in
conjunction
with the front
sight,
in
taking
aim..
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