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Definition of protecting
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Protecting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Protec.
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Loricate
::
Loricate
(v. t.) To cover with some
protecting
substance,
as with lute, a
crust,
coating,
or
plates..
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.)
Ornamental
lace or hem
protecting
the edge of a
garment.
Protection
::
Protection
(n.) The act of
protecting,
or the state of being
protected;
preservation
from loss,
injury,
or
annoyance;
defense;
shelter;
as, the weak need
protection..
Operculated
::
Operculated
(a.)
Having
an
operculum,
or an
apparatus
for
protecting
the
gills;
-- said of
shells
and of
fishes..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) A
glazed
portable
structure
for
protecting
young
plants
from
frost.
Goggle
::
Goggle
(v. i.) A kind of
spectacles
with
short,
projecting
eye
tubes,
in the front end of which are fixed plain
glasses
for
protecting
the eyes from cold, dust, etc..
Hoverer
::
Hoverer
(n.) A
device
in an
incubator
for
protecting
the young
chickens
and
keeping
them warm.
Sheeting
::
Sheeting
(n.) A
lining
of
planks
or
boards
(rarely
of
metal)
for
protecting
an
embankment.
Flashing
::
Flashing
(n.)
Pieces
of
metal,
built into the
joints
of a wall, so as to lap over the edge of the
gutters
or to cover the edge of the
roofing;
also,
similar
pieces
used to cover the
valleys
of roofs of
slate,
shingles,
or the like. By
extension,
the metal
covering
of
ridges
and hips of
roofs;
also, in the
United
States,
the
protecting
of
angles
and
breaks
in walls of frame
houses
with
waterproof
material,
tarred
paper,
or the like. Cf.
Filleting..
Vinery
::
Vinery
(n.) A
structure,
usually
inclosed
with
glass,
for
rearing
and
protecting
vines;
a
grapery..
Protecting
::
Protecting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Protec.
Demulcent
::
Demulcent
(n.) A
substance,
usually
of a
mucilaginous
or oily
nature,
supposed
to be
capable
of
soothing
an
inflamed
nervous
membrane,
or
protecting
it from
irritation.
Gum
Arabic,
glycerin,
olive oil, etc., are
demulcents..
Lorica
::
Lorica
(n.) Lute for
protecting
vessels
from the fire.
Visor
::
Visor (n.) The fore piece of a cap,
projecting
over, and
protecting
the
eyes..
Buskin
::
Buskin
(n.) A
strong,
protecting
covering
for the foot,
coming
some
distance
up the leg..
Lorication
::
Lorication
(n.) The act of
loricating;
the
protecting
substance
put on; a
covering
of
scales
or
plates.
Protection
::
Protection
(n.) A
theory,
or a
policy,
of
protecting
the
producers
in a
country
from
foreign
competition
in the home
market
by the
imposition
of such
discriminating
duties
on goods of
foreign
production
as will
restrict
or
prevent
their
importation;
--
opposed
to free
trade..
Protectingly
::
Protectingly
(adv.)
By way of
protection;
in a
protective
manner.
Rug
::
Rug (a.) A piece of
thick,
nappy
fabric,
commonly
made of wool, -- used for
various
purposes,
as for
covering
and
ornamenting
part of a bare
floor,
for
hanging
in a
doorway
as a
potiere,
for
protecting
a
portion
of
carpet,
for a wrap to
protect
the legs from cold, etc..
Lenitive
::
Lenitive
(n.) A
medicine
or
application
that has the
quality
of
easing
pain or
protecting
from the
action
of
irritants.
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