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Definition of rope
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 rope is as below...
Rope (n.) A row or
string
consisting
of a
number
of
things
united,
as by
braiding,
twining,
etc.; as, a rope of
onions..
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Bedegar
::
Bedegar
(n.) A gall
produced
on
rosebushes,
esp. on the
sweetbrier
or
eglantine,
by a
puncture
from the
ovipositor
of a
gallfly
(Rhodites
rosae).
It was once
supposed
to have
medicinal
properties..
Nonmetallic
::
Nonmetallic
(a.)
Resembling,
or
possessing
the
properties
of, a
nonmetal
or
metalloid;
as,
sulphur
is a
nonmetallic
element..
Photodrome
::
Photodrome
(n.) An
apparatus
consisting
of a large wheel with
spokes,
which when
turning
very
rapidly
is
illuminated
by
momentary
flashes
of light
passing
through
slits in a
rotating
disk. By
properly
timing
the
succession
of
flashes
the wheel is made to
appear
to be
motionless,
or to
rotate
more or less
slowly
in
either
direction..
Accident
::
Accident
(n.) Any
accidental
property,
fact, or
relation;
an
accidental
or
nonessential;
as,
beauty
is an
accident..
Cuckold''s Knot
::
Cuckold's
knot () A hitch or knot, by which a rope is
secured
to a spar, the two parts of the rope being
crossed
and
seized
together;
--
called
also
cuckold's
neck..
Arboreous
::
Arboreous
(a.)
Having
the form,
constitution,
or
habits,
of a
proper
tree, in
distinction
from a
shrub..
Sea Perch
::
Sea perch () The
European
bass
(Roccus,
/
Labrax,
lupus);
--
called
also sea
dace..
Sennit
::
Sennit
(n.) A
braided
cord or
fabric
formed
by
plaiting
together
rope yarns or other small
stuff.
Ousel
::
Ousel (n.) One of
several
species
of
European
thrushes,
especially
the
blackbird
(Merula
merula,
or
Turdus
merula),
and the
mountain
or ring ousel
(Turdus
torquatus)..
Father-lasher
::
Father-lasher
(n.) A
European
marine
fish
(Cottus
bubalis),
allied
to the
sculpin;
--
called
also lucky
proach..
Trustee
::
Trustee
(v. t.) To
attach
(a
debtor's
wages,
credits,
or
property
in the hands of a third
person)
in the
interest
of the
creditor..
Substanceless
::
Substance
(v. t.) To
furnish
or endow with
substance;
to
supply
property
to; to make rich.
Raddle
::
Raddle
(n.) An
instrument
consisting
of a
wooden
bar, with a row of
upright
pegs set in it, used by
domestic
weavers
to keep the warp of a
proper
width,
and
prevent
tangling
when it is wound upon the beam of the
loom..
Lycanthrope
::
Lycanthrope
(n.) A human being
fabled
to have been
changed
into a wolf; a
werewolf.
Province
::
Province
(n.) The
proper
or
appropriate
business
or duty of a
person
or body;
office;
charge;
jurisdiction;
sphere.
Self-defense
::
Self-defense
(n.) The act of
defending
one's own
person,
property,
or
reputation..
Lyme Grass
::
Lyme grass () A
coarse
perennial
grass of
several
species
of
Elymus,
esp. E.
Canadensis,
and the
European
E.
arenarius..
Poor
::
Poor (n.) A small
European
codfish
(Gadus
minutus);
--
called
also power cod.
Rack
::
Rack (v. t.) To bind
together,
as two
ropes,
with cross turns of yarn,
marline,
etc..
Earthworm
::
Earthworm
(n.) Any worm of the genus
Lumbricus
and
allied
genera,
found in damp soil. One of the
largest
and most
abundant
species
in
Europe
and
America
is L.
terrestris;
many
others
are
known;
--
called
also
angleworm
and
dewworm..
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