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Definition of pist
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Pist (n.) See
Piste.
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Indicator
::
Indicator
(n.) An
instrument
which draws a
diagram
showing
the
varying
pressure
in the
cylinder
of an
engine
or pump at every point of the
stroke.
It
consists
of a small
cylinder
communicating
with the
engine
cylinder
and
fitted
with a
piston
which the
varying
pressure
drives
upward
more or less
against
the
resistance
of a
spring.
A lever
imparts
motion
to a
pencil
which
traces
the
diagram
on a card
wrapped
around
a
vertical
drum which is
turned
back and forth by a
string
connected
with the pist
Pistol
::
Pistol
(n.) The
smallest
firearm
used,
intended
to be fired from one hand, -- now of many
patterns,
and
bearing
a great
variety
of
names.
See
Illust.
of
Revolver..
Collar
::
Collar
(n.) A ring or round
flange
upon,
surrounding,
or
against
an
object,
and used for
restraining
motion
within
given
limits,
or for
holding
something
to its
place,
or for
hiding
an
opening
around
an
object;
as, a
collar
on a
shaft,
used to
prevent
endwise
motion
of the
shaft;
a
collar
surrounding
a
stovepipe
at the place where it
enters
a wall. The
flanges
of a
piston
and the gland of a
stuffing
box are
sometimes
called
collars..
Dioecia
::
Dioecia
(n. pl.) A
Linnaean
class of
plants
having
the
stamens
and
pistils
on
different
plants.
Epistolary
::
Epistolary
(a.)
Contained
in
letters;
carried
on by
letters.
Pauline
::
Pauline
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
apostle
Paul, or his
writings;
resembling,
or
conforming
to, the
writings
of Paul; as, the
Pauline
epistles;
Pauline
doctrine..
Opisthobranchiate
::
Opisthobranchiate
(n.) One of the
Opisthobranchiata.
Bullet
::
Bullet
(n.) A
missile,
usually
of lead, and round or
elongated
in form, to be
discharged
from a
rifle,
musket,
pistol,
or other small
firearm..
Condenser
::
Condenser
(n.) An
instrument
for
condensing
air or other
elastic
fluids,
consisting
of a
cylinder
having
a
movable
piston
to force the air into a
receiver,
and a valve to
prevent
its
escape..
Daguerreotypist
::
Daguerreotypist
(n.) One who takes
daguerreotypes.
Opisthobranchiate
::
Opisthobranchiate
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Opisthobranchiata.
Episternum
::
Episternum
(n.) A
median
bone
connected
with the
sternum,
in many
vertebrates;
the
interclavicle..
Pistoleer
::
Pistoleer
(n.) One who uses a
pistol.
Endecagynous
::
Endecagynous
(a.)
Having
eleven
pistils;
as, an
endecagynous
flower..
Pistillation
::
Pistillation
(n.) The act of
pounding
or
breaking
in a
mortar;
pestillation.
Forcer
::
Forcer
(n.) The solid
piston
of a force pump; the
instrument
by which water is
forced
in a pump.
Gynandria
::
Gynandria
(n. pl.) A class of
plants
in the
Linnaean
system,
whose
stamens
grow out of, or are
united
with, the
pistil..
Antilegomena
::
Antilegomena
(n. pl.)
Certain
books of the New
Testament
which were for a time not
universally
received,
but which are now
considered
canonical.
These are the
Epistle
to the
Hebrews,
the
Epistles
of James and Jude, the
second
Epistle
of
Peter,
the
second
and third
Epistles
of John, and the
Revelation.
The
undisputed
books are
called
the
Homologoumena..
Orchidaceous
::
Orchidaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
natural
order
(Orchidaceae)
of
endogenous
plants
of which the genus
Orchis
is the type. They are
mostly
perennial
herbs
having
the
stamens
and
pistils
united
in a
single
column,
and
normally
three
petals
and three
sepals,
all
adherent
to the
ovary.
The
flowers
are
curiously
shaped,
often
resembling
insects,
the odd or lower petal
(called
the lip) being
unlike
the
others,
and
sometimes
of a
strange
and
unexpected
appearance.
About one
hundred
spec
Epistolet
::
Epistolet
(n.) A
little
epistle.
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