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Definition of plate
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Plate (n.) A
small,
shallow,
and
usually
circular,
vessel
of metal or wood, or of earth
glazed
and
baked,
from which food is eaten at
table..
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Platefuls
::
Platefuls
(pl. ) of
Platefu.
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A piece of hard wood (as
mahogany
or
cherry)
on which a
stereotype
or
electrotype
plate is
mounted
to make it type high.
Abacinate
::
Abacinate
(v. t.) To blind by a
red-hot
metal plate held
before
the eyes.
Brush
::
Brush (n.) A
bundle
of
flexible
wires or thin
plates
of
metal,
used to
conduct
an
electrical
current
to or from the
commutator
of a
dynamo,
electric
motor,
or
similar
apparatus..
Groundsill
::
Groundsill
(n.) See
Ground
plate (a), under
Ground.
Cuirass
::
Cuirass
(n.) The
breastplate
taken by
itself.
Stereotyped
::
Stereotype
(n.) The art or
process
of
making
such
plates,
or of
executing
work by means of
them..
Wiredraw
::
Wiredraw
(v. t.) To form (a piece of
metal)
into wire, by
drawing
it
through
a hole in a plate of
steel..
Plaque
::
Plaque
(n.) Any flat, thin piece of
metal,
clay,
ivory,
or the like, used for
ornament,
or for
painting
pictures
upon, as a slab,
plate,
dish, or the like, hung upon a wall; also, a
smaller
decoration
worn on the
person,
as a
brooch..
Seam
::
Seam (n.)
Hence,
a line of
junction;
a
joint;
a
suture,
as on a ship, a
floor,
or other
structure;
the line of
union,
or
joint,
of two
boards,
planks,
metal
plates,
etc..
Plateau
::
Plateau
(n.) An
ornamental
dish for the
table;
a tray or
salver.
Latten
::
Latten
(n.) Sheet tin; iron
plate,
covered
with tin; also, any metal in thin
sheets;
as, gold
latten..
Loricate
::
Loricate
(v.)
Covered
with a shell or
exterior
made of
plates
somewhat
like a coat of mail, as in the
armadillo..
Bivalve
::
Bivalve
(n.) A
mollusk
having
a shell
consisting
of two
lateral
plates
or
valves
joined
together
by an
elastic
ligament
at the
hinge,
which is
usually
strengthened
by
prominences
called
teeth.
The shell is
closed
by the
contraction
of two
transverse
muscles
attached
to the inner
surface,
as in the clam, -- or by one, as in the
oyster.
See
Mollusca..
Positive
::
Positive
(n.) The
positive
plate of a
voltaic
or
electrolytic
cell.
Rondle
::
Rondle
(n.) A round mass,
plate,
or disk;
especially
(Metal.),
the crust or scale which forms upon the
surface
of
molten
metal in the
crucible..
Backplate
::
Backplate
(n.) A
piece,
or plate which forms the back of
anything,
or which
covers
the back; armor for the
back..
Development
::
Development
(n.) The act of
developing
or
disclosing
that which is
unknown;
a
gradual
unfolding
process
by which
anything
is
developed,
as a plan or
method,
or an image upon a
photographic
plate;
gradual
advancement
or
growth
through
a
series
of
progressive
changes;
also, the
result
of
developing,
or a
developed
state..
Galvanography
::
Galvanography
(n.) A
method
of
producing
by means of
electrotyping
process
(without
etching)
copperplates
which can be
printed
from in the same
manner
as
engraved
plates.
Sinker
::
Sinker
(n.) In
knitting
machines,
one of the thin
plates,
blades,
or other
devices,
that
depress
the loops upon or
between
the
needles..
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