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Definition of piece
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 piece is as below...
Piece (n.) An
individual;
--
applied
to a
person
as being of a
certain
nature
or
quality;
often,
but not
always,
used
slightingly
or in
contempt..
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Pieced
::
Pieced
(imp. & p. p.) of Piec.
Runner
::
Runner
(n.) One of the
pieces
on which a sled or
sleigh
slides;
also the part or blade of a skate which
slides
on the ice.
Catherine Wheel
::
Catherine
wheel () A
revolving
piece of
fireworks
resembling
in form the
window
of the same name.
Pederero
::
Pederero
(n.) A term
formerly
applied
to a short piece of
chambered
ordnance.
Checker
::
Checker
(v. t.) A piece in the game of
draughts
or
checkers.
Cannon
::
Cannon
(n.) A great gun; a piece of
ordnance
or
artillery;
a
firearm
for
discharging
heavy shot with great
force.
Picea
::
Picea (n.) A genus of
coniferous
trees of the
northen
hemisphere,
including
the
Norway
spruce
and the
American
black and white
spruces.
These trees have
pendent
cones,
which do not
readily
fall to
pieces,
in this and other
respects
differing
from the
firs..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) One of the
small,
thin,
membranous,
bony or horny
pieces
which form the
covering
of many
fishes
and
reptiles,
and some
mammals,
belonging
to the
dermal
part of the
skeleton,
or
dermoskeleton.
See
Cycloid,
Ctenoid,
and
Ganoid..
Wiper
::
Wiper (n.) A piece
generally
projecting
from a
rotating
or
swinging
piece,
as an axle or rock
shaft,
for the
purpose
of
raising
stampers,
lifting
rods, or the like, and
leaving
them to fall by their own
weight;
a kind of cam..
Botch
::
Botch (n.) Work done in a
bungling
manner;
a
clumsy
performance;
a piece of work, or a place in work,
marred
in the
doing,
or not
properly
finished;
a
bungle..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) A
slender
piece;
a
strip;
as, a slip of
paper..
Codpiece
::
Codpiece
(n.) A part of male dress in front of the
breeches,
formerly
made very
conspicuous..
Quoin
::
Quoin (n.)
Originally,
a solid
exterior
angle,
as of a
building;
now,
commonly,
one of the
selected
pieces
of
material
by which the
corner
is
marked..
Altarpiece
::
Altarpiece
(n.) The
painting
or piece of
sculpture
above and
behind
the
altar;
reredos.
Tenon
::
Tenon (n.) A
projecting
member
left by
cutting
away the wood
around
it, and made to
insert
into a
mortise,
and in this way
secure
together
the parts of a
frame;
especially,
such a
member
when it
passes
entirely
through
the
thickness
of the piece in which the
mortise
is cut, and shows on the other side. Cf.
Tooth,
Tusk..
Turning
::
Turning
(n.) The
pieces,
or
chips,
detached
in the
process
of
turning
from the
material
turned..
Lever
::
Lever (n.) A bar, as a
capstan
bar,
applied
to a
rotatory
piece to turn it..
Rump
::
Rump (n.) Among
butchers,
the piece of beef
between
the
sirloin
and the
aitchbone
piece.
See
Illust.
of
Beef..
Burst
::
Burst (v. i.) To fly apart or in
pieces;
of break open; to yield to force or
pressure,
especially
to a
sudden
and
violent
exertion
of
force,
or to
pressure
from
within;
to
explode;
as, the
boiler
had
burst;
the buds will burst in
spring..
Bureau
::
Bureau
(n.) A chest of
drawers
for
clothes,
especially
when made as an
ornamental
piece of
furniture..
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