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Definition of part
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 part is as below...
Part (n.) One of the
portions,
equal or
unequal,
into which
anything
is
divided,
or
regarded
as
divided;
something
less than a
whole;
a
number,
quantity,
mass, or the like,
regarded
as going to make up, with
others,
a
larger
number,
quantity,
mass, etc.,
whether
actually
separate
or not; a
piece;
a
fragment;
a
fraction;
a
division;
a
member;
a
constituent..
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Veteran
::
Veteran
(n.) One who has been long
exercised
in any
service
or art,
particularly
in war; one who has had..
Capitular
::
Capitular
(n.) The head or
prominent
part.
Infrastapedial
::
Infrastapedial
(n.) The
infrastapedial
part of the
columella.
Introcession
::
Introcession
(n.) A
depression,
or
inward
sinking
of
parts..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) Said of
double
counterpoint,
when an upper and a lower part
change
places..
Baritone
::
Baritone
(n.) A male
voice,
the
compass
of which
partakes
of the
common
bass and the
tenor,
but which does not
descend
as low as the one, nor rise as high as the
other..
Cephalization
::
Cephalization
(n.)
Domination
of the head in
animal
life as
expressed
in the
physical
structure;
localization
of
important
organs
or parts in or near the head, in
animal
development..
Bassorin
::
Bassorin
(n.) A
constituent
part of a
species
of gum from
Bassora,
as also of gum
tragacanth
and some gum
resins.
It is one of the
amyloses..
Detectible
::
Detectible
(a.)
Capable
of being
detected
or found out; as,
parties
not
detectable..
Discriminate
::
Discriminate
(v. t.) To set apart as being
different;
to mark as
different;
to
separate
from
another
by
discerning
differences;
to
distinguish.
Frit
::
Frit (v. t.) The
material
of which glass is made, after
having
been
calcined
or
partly
fused in a
furnace,
but
before
vitrification.
It is a
composition
of silex and
alkali,
occasionally
with other
ingredients..
Partenope
::
Partenope
(n.) One of the
asteroids
between
Mars and
Jupiter,
descovered
by M. de
Gasparis
in
1850..
Shank
::
Shank (v.)
Hence,
that part of an
instrument,
tool, or other
thing,
which
connects
the
acting
part with a
handle
or other part, by which it is held or
moved..
Radiator
::
Radiator
(n.) That which
radiates
or emits rays,
whether
of light or heat;
especially,
that part of a
heating
apparatus
from which the heat is
radiated
or
diffused;
as, a steam
radiator..
Accent
::
Accent
(n.) A
regularly
recurring
stress
upon the tone to mark the
beginning,
and, more
feebly,
the third part of the
measure..
Ileum
::
Ileum (n.) The last, and
usually
the
longest,
division
of the small
intestine;
the part
between
the
jejunum
and large
intestine..
Desertion
::
Desertion
(n.) The act of
deserting
or
forsaking;
abandonment
of a
service,
a
cause,
a
party,
a
friend,
or any post of duty; the
quitting
of one's
duties
willfully
and
without
right;
esp., an
absconding
from
military
or naval
service..
Octant
::
Octant
(n.) The
eighth
part of a
circle;
an arc of 45
degrees.
Distribution
::
Distribution
(n.)
Separation
into parts or
classes;
arrangement
of
anything
into
parts;
disposition;
classification.
Retractor
::
Retractor
(n.) An
instrument
for
holding
apart the edges of a wound
during
amputation.
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