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Definition of paste
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Paste (n.) The
mineral
substance
in which other
minerals
are
imbedded.
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Pasteurism
::
Pasteurism
(n.)
Pasteurization.
Instep
::
Instep
(n.) That part of the hind leg of the horse and
allied
animals,
between
the hock, or ham, and the
pastern
joint..
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..
Rhinestone
::
Rhinestone
(n.) A
colorless
stone of high
luster,
made of
paste.
It is much used as an
inexpensive
ornament..
Rolly-poly
::
Rolly-poly
(n.) A kind of
pudding
made of paste
spread
with
fruit,
rolled
into a
cylindrical
form, and
boiled
or
steamed..
Strata
::
Strass
(n.) A
brilliant
glass,
used in the
manufacture
of
artificial
paste gems, which
consists
essentially
of a
complex
borosilicate
of lead and
potassium.
Cf.
Glass..
Putty
::
Putty (n.) A kind of thick paste or
cement
compounded
of
whiting,
or soft
carbonate
of lime, and
linseed
oil, when
applied
beaten
or
kneaded
to the
consistence
of
dough,
-- used in
fastening
glass in
sashes,
stopping
crevices,
and for
similar
purposes..
Ringbone
::
Ringbone
(n.) A
morbid
growth
or
deposit
of bony
matter
between
or on the small
pastern
and the great
pastern
bones.
Impastation
::
Impastation
(n.) The act of
making
into
paste;
that which is
formed
into a paste or
mixture;
specifically,
a
combination
of
different
substances
by means of
cements..
Roll
::
Roll (v. i.) To
spread
under a
roller
or
rolling-pin;
as, the paste rolls
well..
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) Paste of clay or loam.
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..
Firework
::
Firework
(n.) A
device
for
producing
a
striking
display
of
light,
or a
figure
or
figures
in plain or
colored
fire, by the
combustion
of
materials
that burn in some
peculiar
manner,
as
gunpowder,
sulphur,
metallic
filings,
and
various
salts.
The most
common
feature
of
fireworks
is a paper or
pasteboard
tube
filled
with the
combustible
material.
A
number
of these tubes or cases are often
combined
so as to make, when
kindled,
a great
variety
of
figures
in fire, often
variously
colored.
The
skyrocke
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..
Chocolate
::
Chocolate
(n.) A paste or cake
composed
of the
roasted
seeds of the
Theobroma
Cacao
ground
and mixed with other
ingredients,
usually
sugar,
and
cinnamon
or
vanilla..
Short-jointed
::
Short-jointed
(a.)
Having
short
intervals
between
the
joints;
-- said of a plant or an
animal,
especially
of a horse whose
pastern
is too
short..
Kaoline
::
Kaoline
(n.) A very pure white clay,
ordinarily
in the form of an
impalpable
powder,
and used to form the paste of
porcelain;
China clay;
porcelain
clay. It is
chiefly
derived
from the
decomposition
of
common
feldspar..
Pasteurize
::
Pasteurize
(v. t.) To treat by
pasteurism.
Pastern
::
Pastern
(n.) A
patten.
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