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Definition of paste
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Paste (n.) A soft
confection
made of the
inspissated
juice of
fruit,
licorice,
or the like, with
sugar,
etc..
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Pasteboard
::
Pasteboard
(n.) A stiff thick kind of paper
board,
formed
of
several
single
sheets
pasted
one upon
another,
or of paper
macerated
and
pressed
into
molds,
etc..
Paste
::
Paste (n.) A soft
confection
made of the
inspissated
juice of
fruit,
licorice,
or the like, with
sugar,
etc..
Pastel
::
Pastel
(n.) A plant
affording
a blue dye; the woad
(Isatis
tinctoria);
also, the dye
itself..
Wad
::
Wad (n.)
Specifically:
A
little
mass of some soft or
flexible
material,
such as hay,
straw,
tow,
paper,
or old rope yarn, used for
retaining
a
charge
of
powder
in a gun, or for
keeping
the
powder
and shot
close;
also, to
diminish
or avoid the
effects
of
windage.
Also, by
extension,
a dusk of felt,
pasteboard,
etc.,
serving
a
similar
purpose..
Paste
::
Paste (n.)
Specifically,
in
cookery,
a dough
prepared
for the crust of pies and the like;
pastry
dough..
Pasteurism
::
Pasteurism
(n.)
Pasteurization.
Repaster
::
Repaster
(n.) One who takes a
repast.
Scrapbook
::
Scrapbook
(n.) A blank book in which
extracts
cut from books and
papers
may be
pasted
and kept.
Card
::
Card (n.) A piece of
pasteboard,
or thick
paper,
blank or
prepared
for
various
uses; as, a
playing
card; a
visiting
card; a card of
invitation;
pl. a game
played
with
cards..
Starch
::
Starch
(n.) A
widely
diffused
vegetable
substance
found
especially
in
seeds,
bulbs,
and
tubers,
and
extracted
(as from
potatoes,
corn, rice, etc.) as a
white,
glistening,
granular
or
powdery
substance,
without
taste or
smell,
and
giving
a very
peculiar
creaking
sound when
rubbed
between
the
fingers.
It is used as a food, in the
production
of
commercial
grape
sugar,
for
stiffening
linen in
laundries,
in
making
paste,
etc..
Pastille
::
Pastille
(n.) See
Pastel,
a
crayon..
Sticking
::
Stickiness
(n.) The
quality
of being
sticky;
as, the
stickiness
of glue or
paste..
Goracco
::
Goracco
(n.) A paste
prepared
from
tobacco,
and
smoked
in
hookahs
in
Western
India..
Card
::
Card (n.) A
perforated
pasteboard
or
sheet-metal
plate for warp
threads,
making
part of the
Jacquard
apparatus
of a loom. See
Jacquard..
Paster
::
Paster
(n.) A slip of
paper,
usually
bearing
a name,
intended
to be
pasted
by the
voter,
as a
substitute,
over
another
name on a
printed
ballot..
Paste
::
Paste (n.) A soft
composition,
as of flour
moistened
with water or milk, or of earth
moistened
to the
consistence
of
dough,
as in
making
potter's
ware..
Mustard
::
Mustard
(n.) A
powder
or a paste made from the seeds of black or white
mustard,
used as a
condiment
and a
rubefacient.
Taken
internally
it is
stimulant
and
diuretic,
and in large doses is
emetic..
Rhinestone
::
Rhinestone
(n.) A
colorless
stone of high
luster,
made of
paste.
It is much used as an
inexpensive
ornament..
Carton
::
Carton
(n.)
Pasteboard
for paper
boxes;
also, a
pasteboard
box..
Pie
::
Pie (n.) An
article
of food
consisting
of paste baked with
something
in it or under it; as,
chicken
pie;
venison
pie; mince pie; apple pie;
pumpkin
pie..
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