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Definition of rib
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 rib is as below...
Rib (n.) A
ridge,
fin, or wing, as on a
plate,
cylinder,
beam, etc., to
strengthen
or
stiffen
it..
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Bribe
::
Bribe (v. t.) To gain by a
bribe;
of
induce
as by a
bribe.
Totemism
::
Totemism
(n.) The
system
of
distinguishing
families,
clans,
etc., in a tribe by the
totem..
Overpaint
::
Overpaint
(v. t.) To color or
describe
too
strongly.
Loups
::
Loups (n. pl.) The
Pawnees,
a tribe of North
American
Indians
whose
principal
totem was the
wolf..
Tribune
::
Tribune
(n.) An
officer
or
magistrate
chosen
by the
people,
to
protect
them from the
oppression
of the
patricians,
or
nobles,
and to
defend
their
liberties
against
any
attempts
that might be made upon them by the
senate
and
consuls..
Attribute
::
Attribute
(v. t.) To
ascribe;
to
consider
(something)
as due or
appropriate
(to); to
refer,
as an
effect
to a
cause;
to
impute;
to
assign;
to
consider
as
belonging
(to)..
Atellan
::
Atellan
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Atella,
in
ancient
Italy;
as,
Atellan
plays;
farcical;
ribald..
Cope
::
Cope (n.) An
ancient
tribute
due to the lord of the soil, out of the lead mines in
Derbyshire,
England..
Briber
::
Briber
(n.) A
thief.
Cherub
::
Cherub
(n.) A
mysterious
composite
being,
the
winged
footstool
and
chariot
of the
Almighty,
described
in
Ezekiel
i. and x..
Cribbage
::
Cribbage
(v. t.) A game of
cards,
played
by two or four
persons,
in which there is a crib. (See Crib, 11.) It is
characterized
by a great
variety
of
chances..
Part
::
Part (n.) To
divide
into
shares;
to
divide
and
distribute;
to
allot;
to
apportion;
to
share.
Currant
::
Currant
(n.) The acid fruit or berry of the Ribes
rubrum
or
common
red
currant,
or of its
variety,
the white
currant..
Ornithologist
::
Ornithologist
(n.) One
skilled
in
ornithology;
a
student
of
ornithology;
one who
describes
birds.
Ring
::
Ring (n.) A
clique;
an
exclusive
combination
of
persons
for a
selfish
purpose,
as to
control
the
market,
distribute
offices,
obtain
contracts,
etc..
Hermaphrodite
::
Hermaphrodite
(n.) An
individual
which has the
attributes
of both male and
female,
or which
unites
in
itself
the two
sexes;
an
animal
or plant
having
the parts of
generation
of both
sexes,
as when a
flower
contains
both the
stamens
and
pistil
within
the same
calyx,
or on the same
receptacle.
In some cases
reproduction
may take place
without
the union of the
distinct
individuals.
In the
animal
kingdom
true
hermaphrodites
are found only among the
invertebrates.
See
Illust.
in
Appendix,
under Helmi
Brief
::
Brief (n.) A
letter
patent,
from
proper
authority,
authorizing
a
collection
or
charitable
contribution
of money in
churches,
for any
public
or
private
purpose..
Trimellic
::
Trimellic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
certain
tribasic
acid
(called
also
trimellitic
acid)
metameric
with
trimesitic
acid..
Etiquette
::
Etiquette
(n.) The forms
required
by good
breeding,
or
prescribed
by
authority,
to be
observed
in
social
or
official
life;
observance
of the
proprieties
of rank and
occasion;
conventional
decorum;
ceremonial
code of
polite
society..
Handbill
::
Handbill
(n.) A
loose,
printed
sheet,
to be
distributed
by
hand..
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