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Definition of piece
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Piece (v. i.) To unite by a
coalescence
of
parts;
to fit
together;
to join.
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Eraser
::
Eraser
(n.) One who, or that
which,
erases;
esp., a sharp
instrument
or a piece of
rubber
used to erase
writings,
drawings,
etc..
Scantling
::
Scantling
(v. t.) The
dimensions
of a piece of
timber
with
regard
to its
breadth
and
thickness;
hence,
the
measure
or
dimensions
of
anything..
Disjoint
::
Disjoint
(v. t.) To
separate
at
junctures
or
joints;
to break where parts are
united;
to break in
pieces;
as,
disjointed
columns;
to
disjoint
and
edifice..
Slate
::
Slate (v. t.) A thin, flat
piece,
for
roofing
or
covering
houses,
etc..
Button
::
Button
(n.) A piece of wood or
metal,
usually
flat and
elongated,
turning
on a nail or
screw,
to
fasten
something,
as a
door..
Coamings
::
Coamings
(n. pl.)
Raised
pieces
of wood of iron
around
a
hatchway,
skylight,
or other
opening
in the deck, to
prevent
water from
running
bellow;
esp. the
fore-and-aft
pieces
of a
hatchway
frame as
distinguished
from the
transverse
head
ledges..
Mill
::
Mill (n.) To
reduce
to fine
particles,
or to small
pieces,
in a mill; to
grind;
to
comminute..
Fish
::
Fish (n.) A piece of
timber,
somewhat
in the form of a fish, used to
strengthen
a mast or
yard..
Larget
::
Larget
(n.) A sport piece of bar iron for
rolling
into a
sheet;
a small
billet.
Underhew
::
Underhew
(v. t.) To hew less than is usual or
proper;
specifically,
to hew, as a piece of
timber
which
should
be
square,
in such a
manner
that it
appears
to
contain
a
greater
number
of cubic feet than it
really
does
contain..
Direct
::
Direct
(v. t.) To
arrange
in a
direct
or
straight
line, as
against
a mark, or
towards
a goal; to
point;
to aim; as, to
direct
an arrow or a piece of
ordnance..
Shiver
::
Shiver
(v. i.) To
separate
suddenly
into many small
pieces
or
parts;
to be
shattered.
Timber
::
Timber
(n.) A
single
piece or
squared
stick of wood
intended
for
building,
or
already
framed;
collectively,
the
larger
pieces
or
sticks
of wood,
forming
the
framework
of a
house,
ship, or other
structure,
in
distinction
from the
covering
or
boarding..
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) A drag, or
sliding
piece of wood or iron,
placed
under the wheel of a
loaded
vehicle,
to
retard
its
motion
in going down a
hill..
Panel
::
Panel (n.) A piece of
parchment
or a
schedule,
containing
the names of
persons
summoned
as
jurors
by the
sheriff;
hence,
more
generally,
the whole
jury..
Manilla
::
Manilla
(n.) A piece of
copper
of the shape of a
horseshoe,
used as money by
certain
tribes
of the west coast of
Africa..
Melisma
::
Melisma
(n.) A piece of
melody;
a song or tune, -- as
opposed
to
recitative
or
musical
declamation..
Chamber
::
Chamber
(n.) A short piece of
ordnance
or
cannon,
which stood on its
breech,
without
any
carriage,
formerly
used
chiefly
for
rejoicings
and
theatrical
cannonades..
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A piece of box or other wood for
engravers'
work.
Disruption
::
Disruption
(n.) The act or
rending
asunder,
or the state of being rent
asunder
or
broken
in
pieces;
breach;
rent;
dilaceration;
rupture;
as, the
disruption
of rocks in an
earthquake;
disruption
of a
state..
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