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Definition of pillar
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Pillar
(n.) The
center
of the
volta,
ring, or
manege
ground,
around
which a horse
turns..
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Support
::
Support
(v. t.) To bear by being
under;
to keep from
falling;
to
uphold;
to
sustain,
in a
literal
or
physical
sense;
to prop up; to bear the
weight
of; as, a
pillar
supports
a
structure;
an
abutment
supports
an arch; the trunk of a tree
supports
the
branches..
Caterpillar
::
Caterpillar
(n.) The
larval
state of a
butterfly
or any
lepidopterous
insect;
sometimes,
but less
commonly,
the
larval
state of other
insects,
as the
sawflies,
which are also
called
false
caterpillars.
The true
caterpillars
have three pairs of true legs, and
several
pairs of
abdominal
fleshy
legs
(prolegs)
armed with
hooks.
Some are
hairy,
others
naked.
They
usually
feed on
leaves,
fruit,
and
succulent
vegetables,
being often very
destructive,
Many of them are
popularly
called
worms,
as the cutw
Monument
::
Monument
(n.) A
building,
pillar,
stone,
or the like,
erected
to
preserve
the
remembrance
of a
person,
event,
action,
etc.; as, the
Washington
monument;
the
Bunker
Hill
monument.
Also, a tomb, with
memorial
inscriptions..
Power
::
Power (n.)
Ability
to act,
regarded
as
latent
or
inherent;
the
faculty
of doing or
performing
something;
capacity
for
action
or
performance;
capability
of
producing
an
effect,
whether
physical
or
moral:
potency;
might;
as, a man of great
power;
the power of
capillary
attraction;
money gives
power..
Basis
::
Basis (n.) The
pedestal
of a
column,
pillar,
or
statue..
Term
::
Term (n.) A
quadrangular
pillar,
adorned
on the top with the
figure
of a head, as of a man,
woman,
or
satyr;
--
called
also
terminal
figure.
See
Terminus,
n., 2 and 3..
Footstall
::
Footstall
(n.) The
plinth
or base of a
pillar.
Pupillary
::
Pupillary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the pupil of the eye.
Respond
::
Respond
(n.) A half pier or
pillar
attached
to a wall to
support
an arch.
Pumice
::
Pumice
(n.) A very light
porous
volcanic
scoria,
usually
of a gray
color,
the pores of which are
capillary
and
parallel,
giving
it a
fibrous
structure.
It is
supposed
to be
produced
by the
disengagement
of
watery
vapor
without
liquid
or
plastic
lava. It is much used, esp. in the form of
powder,
for
smoothing
and
polishing.
Called
also
pumice
stone..
Fauces
::
Fauces
(n.pl.)
The
narrow
passage
from the mouth to the
pharynx,
situated
between
the soft
palate
and the base of the
tongue;
--
called
also the
isthmus
of the
fauces.
On
either
side of the
passage
two
membranous
folds,
called
the
pillars
of the
fauces,
inclose
the
tonsils..
Papillose
::
Papillose
(a.)
Covered
with, or
bearing,
papillae;
resembling
papillae;
papillate;
papillar;
papillary..
Papillous
::
Papillous
(a.)
Papillary;
papillose.
Mast
::
Mast (n.) A pole, or long,
strong,
round piece of
timber,
or spar, set
upright
in a boat or
vessel,
to
sustain
the
sails,
yards,
rigging,
etc. A mast may also
consist
of
several
pieces
of
timber
united
by iron
bands,
or of a
hollow
pillar
of iron or
steel..
Stele
::
Stela (n.) A small
column
or
pillar,
used as a
monument,
milestone,
etc..
Hermes
::
Hermes
(n.)
Originally,
a
boundary
stone
dedicated
to
Hermes
as the god of
boundaries,
and
therefore
bearing
in some cases a head, or head and
shoulders,
placed
upon a
quadrangular
pillar
whose
height
is that of the body
belonging
to the head,
sometimes
having
feet or other parts of the body
sculptured
upon it. These
figures,
though
often
representing
Hermes,
were used for other
divinities,
and even, in later
times,
for
portraits
of human
beings.
Called
also
herma.
See
Terminal
statue,
under Ter
Rib
::
Rib (n.) An
elongated
pillar
of ore or coal left as a
support.
Cog
::
Cog (n.) One of the rough
pillars
of stone or coal left to
support
the roof of a mine.
Paxillus
::
Paxillus
(n.) One of a
peculiar
kind of
spines
covering
the
surface
of
certain
starfishes.
They are
pillarlike,
with a
flattened
summit
which is
covered
with
minute
spinules
or
granules.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Support
::
Support
(n.) That which
upholds,
sustains,
or keeps from
falling,
as a prop, a
pillar,
or a
foundation
of any
kind..
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