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Definition of platform
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Platform
(n.) A light deck,
usually
placed
in a
section
of the hold or over the floor of the
magazine.
See
Orlop..
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Stage
::
Stage (n.) The
platform
of a
microscope,
upon which an
object
is
placed
to be
viewed.
See
Illust.
of
Microscope..
Wharf
::
Wharf (n.) A
structure
or
platform
of
timber,
masonry,
iron,
earth,
or other
material,
built on the shore of a
harbor,
river,
canal,
or the like, and
usually
extending
from the shore to deep
water,
so that
vessels
may lie close
alongside
to
receive
and
discharge
cargo,
passengers,
etc.; a quay; a
pier..
Gallery
::
Gallery
(a.) A long and
narrow
platform
attached
to one or more sides of
public
hall or the
interior
of a
church,
and
supported
by
brackets
or
columns;
--
sometimes
intended
to be
occupied
by
musicians
or
spectators,
sometimes
designed
merely
to
increase
the
capacity
of the
hall..
Riser
::
Riser (n.) Any small
upright
face, as of a seat,
platform,
veranda,
or the
like..
Quarterpace
::
Quarterpace
(n.) A
platform
of a
staircase
where the stair turns at a right angle only. See
Halfpace.
Drop
::
Drop (n.) A door or
platform
opening
downward;
a trap door; that part of the
gallows
on which a
culprit
stands
when he is to be
hanged;
hence,
the
gallows
itself..
Pulpit
::
Pulpit
(n.) A desk, or
platform,
for an
orator
or
public
speaker..
Chesses
::
Chesses
(n. pl.) The
platforms,
consisting
of two or more
planks
doweled
together,
for the
flooring
of a
temporary
military
bridge..
Footpace
::
Footpace
(n.) A dais, or
elevated
platform;
the
highest
step of the
altar;
a
landing
in a
staircase..
Mount
::
Mount (n.) To get up on
anything,
as a
platform
or
scaffold;
especially,
to seat one's self on a horse for
riding..
Scalebeam
::
Scalebeam
(n.) The lever or beam of a
balance;
the lever of a
platform
scale,
to which the poise for
weighing
is
applied..
Beakhead
::
Beakhead
(n.) A small
platform
at the fore part of the upper deck of a
vessel,
which
contains
the water
closets
of the
crew..
Flat
::
Flat (n.) A car
without
a roof, the body of which is a
platform
without
sides;
a
platform
car..
Floor
::
Floor (n.) The
surface,
or the
platform,
of a
structure
on which we walk or
travel;
as, the floor of a
bridge..
Weighbridge
::
Weighbridge
(n.) A
weighing
machine
on which
loaded
carts may be
weighed;
platform
scales.
Step
::
Step (v. i.) In
general,
a
framing
in wood or iron which is
intended
to
receive
an
upright
shaft;
specif.,
a block of wood, or a solid
platform
upon the
keelson,
supporting
the heel of the
mast..
Plank
::
Plank (n.) One of the
separate
articles
in a
declaration
of the
principles
of a party or
cause;
as, a plank in the
national
platform..
Crosstrees
::
Crosstrees
(n. pl.)
Pieces
of
timber
at a
masthead,
to which are
attached
the upper
shrouds.
At the head of lower masts in large
vessels,
they
support
a
semicircular
platform
called
the top..
Barbette
::
Barbette
(n.) A mound of earth or a
platform
in a
fortification,
on which guns are
mounted
to fire over the
parapet..
Dais
::
Dais (n.) A
platform
slightly
raised
above the floor of a hall or large room,
giving
distinction
to the table and seats
placed
upon it for the chief
guests..
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