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Definition of partition
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Partition
(v. t.) To
divide
into
distinct
parts by
lines,
walls,
etc.; as, to
partition
a
house..
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Partitionment
::
Partitionment
(n.) The act of
partitioning.
Bevilled
::
Bevilled
(a.)
Notched
with an angle like that
inclosed
by a
carpenter's
bevel;
-- said of a
partition
line of a
shield.
Diaphragm
::
Diaphragm
(n.) A
dividing
membrane
or thin
partition,
commonly
with an
opening
through
it..
Screen
::
Screen
(n.) A dwarf wall or
partition
carried
up to a
certain
height
for
separation
and
protection,
as in a
church,
to
separate
the aisle from the
choir,
or the
like..
Partition
::
Partition
(v.) A
score.
Wrest
::
Wrest (n.) A
partition
in a water
wheel,
by which the form of the
buckets
is
determined..
Siphuncle
::
Siphuncle
(n.) The tube which runs
through
the
partitions
of
chambered
cephalopod
shells.
Respondent
::
Respondent
(n.) One who
answers
in
certain
suits or
proceedings,
generally
those which are not
according
to the
course
of the
common
law, as in
equity
and
admiralty
causes,
in
petitions
for
partition,
and the like; --
distinquished
from
appellant..
Sarcina
::
Sarcina
(n.) A genus of
bacteria
found in
various
organic
fluids,
especially
in those those of the
stomach,
associated
with
certain
diseases.
The
individual
organisms
undergo
division
along two
perpendicular
partitions,
so that
multiplication
takes place in two
directions,
giving
groups
of four
cubical
cells.
Also used
adjectively;
as, a
sarcina
micrococcus;
a
sarcina
group..
Multiseptate
::
Multiseptate
(a.)
Divided
into many
chambers
by
partitions,
as the pith of the
pokeweed..
Bipartition
::
Bipartition
(n.) The act of
dividing
into two
parts,
or of
making
two
correspondent
parts,
or the state of being so
divided..
Partition
::
Partition
(v.) The
servance
of
common
or
undivided
interests,
particularly
in real
estate.
It may be
effected
by
consent
of
parties,
or by
compulsion
of law..
Septum
::
Septum
(n.) A wall
separating
two
cavities;
a
partition;
as, the nasal
septum..
Mesentery
::
Mesentery
(n.) One of the
vertical
muscular
radiating
partitions
which
divide
the body
cavity
of
Anthozoa
into
chambers.
Trap
::
Trap (n.) A bend, sag, or
partitioned
chamber,
in a
drain,
soil pipe,
sewer,
etc.,
arranged
so that the
liquid
contents
form a seal which
prevents
passage
of air or gas, but
permits
the flow of
liquids..
Room
::
Room (n.)
Especially,
space in a
building
or ship
inclosed
or set apart by a
partition;
an
apartment
or
chamber..
Divide
::
Divide
(v. t.) To cause to be
separate;
to keep apart by a
partition,
or by an
imaginary
line or
limit;
as, a wall
divides
two
houses;
a
stream
divides
the
towns..
Impartible
::
Impartible
(a.) Not
partible;
not
subject
to
partition;
indivisible;
as, an
impartible
estate..
Pug
::
Pug (v. t.) To fill or stop with clay by
tamping;
to fill in or
spread
with
mortar,
as a floor or
partition,
for the
purpose
of
deadening
sound.
See
Pugging,
2..
Septicidal
::
Septicidal
(a.)
Dividing
the
partitions;
-- said of a
method
of
dehiscence
in which a pod
splits
through
the
partitions
and is
divided
into its
component
carpels.
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