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Definition of raised
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of raised is as below...
Raised
(a.)
Leavened;
made with
leaven,
or
yeast;
-- used of
bread,
cake, etc., as
distinguished
from that made with cream of
tartar,
soda, etc. See
Raise,
v. t., 4..
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Stripe
::
Stripe
(n.) A line, or long,
narrow
division
of
anything
of a
different
color or
structure
from the
ground;
hence,
any
linear
variation
of color or
structure;
as, a
stripe,
or
streak,
of red on a green
ground;
a
raised
stripe..
High
::
High
(superl.)
Elevated
above any
starting
point of
measurement,
as a line, or
surface;
having
altitude;
lifted
up;
raised
or
extended
in the
direction
of the
zenith;
lofty;
tall; as, a high
mountain,
tower,
tree; the sun is
high..
Lugsail
::
Lugsail
(n.) A
square
sail bent upon a yard that hangs
obliquely
to the mast and is
raised
or
lowered
with the sail.
Put
::
Put (v. t.) To throw or cast with a
pushing
motion
overhand,
the hand being
raised
from the
shoulder;
a
practice
in
athletics;
as, to put the shot or
weight..
Sextillion
::
Sextillion
(n.)
According
to the
method
of
numeration
(which
is
followed
also in the
United
States),
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
twenty-one
ciphers
annexed.
According
to the
English
method,
a
million
raised
to the sixth
power,
or the
number
expressed
by a unit with
thirty-six
ciphers
annexed.
See
Numeration..
Clathrate
::
Clathrate
(a.)
Having
the
surface
marked
with
raised
lines
resembling
a
lattice,
as many
shells..
Stamp
::
Stamp (v. t.) A kind of heavy
hammer,
or
pestle,
raised
by water or steam
power,
for
beating
ores to
powder;
anything
like a
pestle,
used for
pounding
or
bathing..
Water Joint
::
Water joint () A joint in a stone
pavement
where the
stones
are left
slightly
higher
than
elsewhere,
the rest of the
surface
being
sunken
or
dished.
The
raised
surface
is
intended
to
prevent
the
settling
of water in the
joints..
Skullcap
::
Skullcap
(n.) Any plant of the
labiate
genus
Scutellaria,
the calyx of whose
flower
appears,
when
inverted,
like a
helmet
with the visor
raised..
Elevation
::
Elevation
(n.) That which is
raised
up or
elevated;
an
elevated
place or
station;
as, an
elevation
of the
ground;
a
hill..
Croftland
::
Croftland
(n.) Land of
superior
quality,
on which
successive
crops are
raised..
Chopine
::
Chopine
(n.) A clog, or
patten,
having
a very thick sole, or in some cases
raised
upon a stilt to a
height
of a foot or
more..
Graining
::
Graining
(n.) A
process
in
dressing
leather,
by which the skin is
softened
and the grain
raised..
Fillet
::
Fillet
(n.) The
raised
molding
about the
muzzle
of a gun.
Praisable
::
Praisable
(a.) Fit to be
praised;
praise-worthy;
laudable;
commendable.
Embossed
::
Embossed
(a.)
Formed
or
covered
with
bosses
or
raised
figures.
Countermure
::
Countermure
(n.) A wall
raised
behind
another,
to
supply
its place when
breached
or
destroyed.
[R.] Cf.
Contramure..
Scabrous
::
Scabrous
(a.) Rough to the
touch,
like a file;
having
small
raised
dots,
scales,
or
points;
scabby;
scurfy;
scaly..
Rasp
::
Rasp (v.) A
coarse
file, on which the
cutting
prominences
are
distinct
points
raised
by the
oblique
stroke
of a sharp
punch,
instead
of lines
raised
by a
chisel,
as on the true
file..
Glaze
::
Glaze (v. t.) Broth
reduced
by
boiling
to a
gelatinous
paste,
and
spread
thinly
over
braised
dishes..
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