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Definition of pace
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Pace (v. t.) To walk over with
measured
tread;
to move
slowly
over or upon; as, the guard paces his
round..
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Tonsure
::
Tonsure
(n.) The first
ceremony
used for
devoting
a
person
to the
service
of God and the
church;
the first
degree
of the
clericate,
given by a
bishop,
abbot,
or
cardinal
priest,
consisting
in
cutting
off the hair from a
circular
space at the back of the head, with
prayers
and
benedictions;
hence,
entrance
or
admission
into minor
orders..
Capacity
::
Capacity
(n.) The power of
receiving
or
containing;
extent
of room or
space;
passive
power;
-- used in
reference
to
physical
things.
Lacuna
::
Lacuna
(n.) A small
opening;
a small pit or
depression;
a small blank
space;
a gap or
vacancy;
a
hiatus.
Interstice
::
Interstice
(n.) That which
intervenes
between
one thing and
another;
especially,
a space
between
things
closely
set, or
between
the parts which
compose
a body; a
narrow
chink;
a
crack;
a
crevice;
a hole; an
interval;
as, the
interstices
of a
wall..
Annulus
::
Annulus
(n.) A ring; a
ringlike
part or
space.
Intermodillion
::
Intermodillion
(n.) The space
between
two
modillions.
Stereochrome
::
Stereo-chemistry
(n.)
Chemistry
considered
with
reference
to the space
relations
of
atoms.
Solid
::
Solid (n.) A
magnitude
which has
length,
breadth,
and
thickness;
a part of space
bounded
on all
sides..
Cell
::
Cell (n.) The space
between
the ribs of a
vaulted
roof.
Fur
::
Fur (v. t.) To nail small
strips
of board or
larger
scantling
upon, in order to make a level
surface
for
lathing
or
boarding,
or to
provide
for a space or
interval
back of the
plastered
or
boarded
surface,
as
inside
an outer wall, by way of
protection
against
damp..
Meteorite
::
Meteorite
(n.) A mass of stone or iron which has
fallen
to the earth from
space;
an
aerolite.
Espace
::
Espace
(n.)
Space.
Triforium
::
Triforium
(n.) The
gallery
or open space
between
the
vaulting
and the roof of the
aisles
of a
church,
often
forming
a rich
arcade
in the
interior
of the
church,
above the nave
arches
and below the
clearstory
windows..
Gap
::
Gap (n.) An
opening
in
anything
made by
breaking
or
parting;
as, a gap in a
fence;
an
opening
for a
passage
or
entrance;
an
opening
which
implies
a
breach
or
defect;
a
vacant
space or time; a
hiatus;
a
mountain
pass..
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) A
division,
space,
or
interval,
marked
on a
mathematical
or other
instrument,
as on a
thermometer..
Point
::
Point (n.) One of the
spaces
on a
backgammon
board.
Reglet
::
Reglet
(n.) A strip of wood or metal of the
height
of a
quadrat,
used for
regulating
the space
between
pages in a
chase,
and also for
spacing
out
title-pages
and other open
matter.
It is
graded
to
different
sizes,
and
designated
by the name of the type that it
matches;
as,
nonpareil
reglet,
pica
reglet,
and the
like..
Air Sac
::
Air sac () One of the
spaces
in
different
parts of the
bodies
of
birds,
which are
filled
with air and
connected
with the air
passages
of the
lungs;
an air
cell..
Groundage
::
Groundage
(n.) A local tax paid by a ship for the
ground
or space it
occupies
while in port.
Tambour
::
Tambour
(n.) A work
usually
in the form of a
redan,
to
inclose
a space
before
a door or
staircase,
or at the gorge of a
larger
work. It is
arranged
like a
stockade..
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