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Definition of page
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 page is as below...
Page (n.) A
serving
boy;
formerly,
a youth
attending
a
person
of high
degree,
especially
at
courts,
as a
position
of honor and
education;
now
commonly,
in
England,
a youth
employed
for doing
errands,
waiting
on the door, and
similar
service
in
households;
in the
United
States,
a boy
employed
to wait upon the
members
of a
legislative
body..
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Leaf
::
Leaf (n.)
Something
which is like a leaf in being wide and thin and
having
a flat
surface,
or in being
attached
to a
larger
body by one edge or end; as : (a) A part of a book or
folded
sheet
containing
two pages upon its
opposite
sides.
(b) A side,
division,
or part, that
slides
or is
hinged,
as of
window
shutters,
folding
doors,
etc. (c) The
movable
side of a
table.
(d) A very thin
plate;
as, gold leaf. (e) A
portion
of fat lying in a
separate
fold or
layer.
(f) One of the teeth of a
pinion,
es
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..
Fol''io
::
Fol'io
(a.)
Formed
of
sheets
each
folded
once,
making
two
leaves,
or four
pages;
as, a folio
volume.
See
Folio,
n., 3..
Pomp
::
Pomp (n.) A
procession
distinguished
by
ostentation
and
splendor;
a
pageant.
Sextodecimo
::
Sextodecimo
(a.)
Having
sixteen
leaves
to a
sheet;
of, or equal to, the size of one fold of a sheet of
printing
paper when
folded
so as to make
sixteen
leaves,
or
thirty-two
pages;
as, a
sextodecimo
volume..
Jest
::
Jest (n.) A mask; a
pageant;
an
interlude.
Dumpage
::
Dumpage
(n.) The act of
dumping
loads from
carts,
especially
loads of
refuse
matter;
also, a heap of
dumped
matter..
Bodkin
::
Bodkin
(n.) A sharp tool, like an awl, used for
picking
/ut
letters
from a
column
or page in
making
corrections..
Page
::
Page (n.) One side of a leaf of a book or
manuscript.
Pageantry
::
Pageantry
(n.)
Scenic
shows or
spectacles,
taken
collectively;
spectacular
quality;
splendor..
Choke
::
Choke (v. i.) To have the
windpipe
stopped;
to have a spasm of the
throat,
caused
by
stoppage
or
irritation
of the
windpipe;
to be
strangled..
Scrippage
::
Scrippage
(n.) The
contents
of a
scrip,
or
wallet..
Advance
::
Advance
(a.)
Before
in
place,
or
beforehand
in time; -- used for
advanced;
as, an
advance
guard,
or that
before
the main guard or body of an army;
advance
payment,
or that made
before
it is due;
advance
proofs,
advance
sheets,
pages of a
forthcoming
volume,
received
in
advance
of the time of
publication..
Margin
::
Margin
(v. t.) To enter in the
margin
of a page.
Circus
::
Circus
(n.) A
circular
inclosure
for the
exhibition
of feats of
horsemanship,
acrobatic
displays,
etc. Also, the
company
of
performers,
with their
equipage..
Stumpage
::
Stumpage
(n.)
Timber
in
standing
trees,
-- often sold
without
the land at a fixed price per tree or per
stump,
the
stumps
being
counted
when the land is
cleared..
Folio
::
Folio (n.) The page
number.
The even
folios
are on the
left-hand
pages and the odd
folios
on the
right-hand.
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.)
Hence,
any
triumphal
procession;
a
pompous
exhibition;
a
stately
show or
pageant..
Feuilleton
::
Feuilleton
(n.) A part of a
French
newspaper
(usually
the
bottom
of the
page),
devoted
to light
literature,
criticism,
etc.; also, the
article
or tale
itself,
thus
printed..
Register
::
Register
(n.) The
correspondence
of
pages,
columns,
or lines on the
opposite
or
reverse
sides of the
sheet..
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