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Definition of plank
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Plank (v. t.) To
harden,
as hat
bodies,
by
felting..
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Teeter
::
Teeter
(v. i. & t.) To move up and down on the ends of a
balanced
plank,
or the like, as
children
do for
sport;
to
seesaw;
to
titter;
to
titter-totter..
Cleading
::
Cleading
(n.) The
planking
or
boarding
of a
shaft,
cofferdam,
etc..
Bore
::
Bore (v. t.) To
perforate
or
penetrate,
as a solid body, by
turning
an
auger,
gimlet,
drill,
or other
instrument;
to make a round hole in or
through;
to
pierce;
as, to bore a
plank..
Hood
::
Hood (n.) The
endmost
plank of a
strake
which
reaches
the stem or
stern.
Sledge
::
Sledge
(n.) A
strong
vehicle
with low
runners
or low
wheels;
or one
without
wheels
or
runners,
made of plank
slightly
turned
up at one end, used for
transporting
loads upon the snow, ice, or bare
ground;
a
sled..
Madrier
::
Madrier
(n.) A plank or beam used for
supporting
the earth in mines or
fortifications.
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) To bend from a
straight
direction
or plane
surface;
to
become
warped;
as, a piece of
timber,
or a
plank,
sometimes
springs
in
seasoning..
Plank
::
Plank (v. t.) To
harden,
as hat
bodies,
by
felting..
Plough
::
Plough
(n.) To cut a
groove
in, as in a
plank,
or the edge of a
board;
especially,
a
rectangular
groove
to
receive
the end of a shelf or
tread,
the edge of a
panel,
a
tongue,
etc..
Rail
::
Rail (n.) The
stout,
narrow
plank that forms the top of the
bulwarks..
Fish
::
Fish (v. t.) To
strengthen
(a beam, mast,
etc.),
or unite end to end (two
timbers,
railroad
rails,
etc.) by
bolting
a
plank,
timber,
or plate to the beam, mast, or
timbers,
lengthwise
on one or both
sides.
See Fish
joint,
under Fish, n..
Setbolt
::
Setbolt
(n.) An iron pin, or bolt, for
fitting
planks
closely
together..
Plank-sheer
::
Plank-sheer
(n.) The
course
of plank laid
horizontally
over the
timberheads
of a
vessel's
frame.
Apron
::
Apron (n.) A
flooring
of plank
before
a dam to cause the water to make a
gradual
descent.
Filling
::
Filling
(n.) That which is used to fill a
cavity
or any empty
space,
or to
supply
a
deficiency;
as,
filling
for a
cavity
in a
tooth,
a
depression
in a
roadbed,
the space
between
exterior
and
interior
walls of
masonry,
the pores of
open-grained
wood, the space
between
the outer and inner
planks
of a
vessel,
etc..
Poling
::
Poling
(n.) One of the poles or
planks
used in
upholding
the side earth in
excavating
a
tunnel,
ditch,
etc..
Thick
::
Thick
(superl.)
Having
more depth or
extent
from one
surface
to its
opposite
than
usual;
not thin or
slender;
as, a thick
plank;
thick
cloth;
thick
paper;
thick
neck..
Spirling
::
Spirketing
(n.) The
planking
from the
waterways
up to the port
sills.
Strake
::
Strake
(n.) One
breadth
of
planks
or
plates
forming
a
continuous
range on the
bottom
or sides of a
vessel,
reaching
from the stem to the
stern;
a
streak..
Flitch
::
Flitch
(n.) One of
several
planks,
smaller
timbers,
or iron
plates,
which are
secured
together,
side by side, to make a large
girder
or built
beam..
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