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Definition of reamer
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Reamer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
reams;
specifically,
an
instrument
with
cutting
or
scraping
edges,
used, with a
twisting
motion,
for
enlarging
a round hole, as the bore of a
cannon,
etc..
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Kamichi
::
Kamichi
(n.) A
curious
South
American
bird
(Anhima,
/
Palamedea,
cornuta),
often
domesticated
by the
natives
and kept with
poultry,
which it
defends
against
birds of prey. It has a long,
slender,
hornlike
ornament
on its head, and two sharp spurs on each wing.
Although
its beak, feet, and legs
resemble
those of
gallinaceous
birds,
it is
related
in
anatomical
characters
to the ducks and geese
(Anseres).
Called
also
horned
screamer.
The name is
sometimes
applied
also to the
chaja.
See
Chaja,
and S
Saffron
::
Saffron
(a.)
Having
the color of the
stigmas
of
saffron
flowers;
deep
orange-yellow;
as, a
saffron
face; a
saffron
streamer..
Palamedeae
::
Palamedeae
(n. pl.) An
order,
or
suborder,
including
the
kamichi,
and
allied
South
American
birds;
--
called
also
screamers.
In many
anatomical
characters
they are
allied
to the
Anseres,
but they
externally
resemble
the
wading
birds..
Streamer
::
Streamer
(n.) A
stream
or
column
of light
shooting
upward
from the
horizon,
constituting
one of the forms of the
aurora
borealis..
Daydreamer
::
Daydreamer
(n.) One given to
daydreams.
Broach
::
Broach
(n.) A tool of
steel,
generally
tapering,
and of a
polygonal
form, with from four to eight
cutting
edges,
for
smoothing
or
enlarging
holes in
metal;
sometimes
made
smooth
or
without
edges,
as for
burnishing
pivot holes in
watches;
a
reamer.
The
broach
for gun
barrels
is
commonly
square
and
without
taper..
Dreamer
::
Dreamer
(n.) One who
dreams.
Musard
::
Musard
(v. i.) A
dreamer;
an
absent-minded
person.
Streamer
::
Streamer
(n.) An
ensign,
flag, or
pennant,
which
floats
in the wind;
specifically,
a long,
narrow,
ribbonlike
flag..
Fraise
::
Fraise
(n.) A
fluted
reamer
for
enlarging
holes in
stone;
a small
milling
cutter.
Ream
::
Ream (v. t.) To bevel out, as the mouth of a hole in wood or
metal;
in
modern
usage,
to
enlarge
or dress out, as a hole, with a
reamer..
Chenomorphae
::
Chenomorphae
(n. pl.) An order of
birds,
including
the
swans,
ducks,
geese,
flamingoes
and
screamers..
Anhima
::
Anhima
(n.) A South
American
aquatic
bird; the
horned
screamer
or
kamichi
(Palamedea
cornuta).
See
Kamichi.
Visionary
::
Visionary
(n.) One whose
imagination
overpowers
his
reason
and
controls
his
judgment;
an
unpractical
schemer;
one who
builds
castles
in the air; a
daydreamer.
Creamery
::
Creamery
(n.) A place where
butter
and
cheese
are made, or where milk and cream are put up in cans for
market..
Creameries
::
Creameries
(pl. ) of
Creamer.
Pennon
::
Pennon
(n.) A
pennant;
a flag or
streamer.
Rimmer
::
Rimmer
(n.) An
implement
for
cutting,
trimming,
or
ornamenting
the rim of
anything,
as the edges of pies, etc.; also, a
reamer..
Dreamer
::
Dreamer
(n.) A
visionary;
one lost in wild
imaginations
or vain
schemes
of some
anticipated
good; as, a
political
dreamer..
Creamery
::
Creamery
(n.) A place or
apparatus
in which milk is set for
raising
cream.
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