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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 (v. t.) To draw, as with a rope; to
entice;
to
inveigle;
to
decoy;
as, to rope in
customers
or
voters..
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Lyceum
::
Lyceum
(n.) A
higher
school,
in
Europe,
which
prepares
youths
for the
university..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) The
motion
of the
center
of
resistance
of the float of a
paddle
wheel,
or the blade of an oar,
through
the water
horozontally,
or the
difference
between
a
vessel's
actual
speed and the speed which she would have if the
propelling
instrument
acted upon a
solid;
also, the
velocity,
relatively
to still
water,
of the
backward
current
of water
produced
by the
propeller..
Wheelbird
::
Wheelbird
(n.) The
European
goatsucker.
Illtreat
::
Illtreat
(v. t.) To treat
cruelly
or
improperly;
to ill use; to
maltreat.
Sardine
::
Sardine
(n.) Any one of
several
small
species
of
herring
which are
commonly
preserved
in olive oil for food,
especially
the
pilchard,
or
European
sardine
(Clupea
pilchardus).
The
California
sardine
(Clupea
sagax)
is
similar.
The
American
sardines
of the
Atlantic
coast are
mostly
the young of the
common
herring
and of the
menhaden..
Fake
::
Fake (v. t.) To coil (a rope, line, or
hawser),
by
winding
alternately
in
opposite
directions,
in
layers
usually
of
zigzag
or
figure
of eight
form,,
to
prevent
twisting
when
running
out..
Self-luminous
::
Self-luminous
(a.)
Possessing
in
itself
the
property
of
emitting
light.
Redpoll
::
Redpoll
(n.) The
common
European
linnet.
Properispomenon
::
Properispomenon
(n.) A word which has the
circumflex
accent
on the
penult.
Rope
::
Rope (n.) The small
intestines;
as, the ropes of
birds..
Solenette
::
Solenette
(n.) A small
European
sole
(Solea
minuta).
Palstave
::
Palstave
(n.) A
peculiar
bronze
adz, used in
prehistoric
Europe
about the
middle
of the
bronze
age..
Lungwort
::
Lungwort
(n.) An herb of the genus
Pulmonaria
(P.
officinalis),
of
Europe;
-- so
called
because
the
spotted
appearance
of the
leaves
resembles
that of a
diseased
lung..
Bird Cherry
::
Bird
cherry
() A shrub
(Prunus
Padus ) found in
Northern
and
Central
Europe.
It bears small black
cherries.
Rheotrope
::
Rheotrope
(n.) An
instrument
for
reversing
the
direction
of an
electric
current.
Bend
::
Bend (n.) A knot by which one rope is
fastened
to
another
or to an
anchor,
spar, or
post..
Bush
::
Bush (n.) A shrub or
branch,
properly,
a
branch
of ivy (as
sacred
to
Bacchus),
hung out at
vintners'
doors,
or as a
tavern
sign;
hence,
a
tavern
sign, and
symbolically,
the
tavern
itself..
Inventory
::
Inventory
(n.) An
account,
catalogue,
or
schedule,
made by an
executor
or
administrator,
of all the goods and
chattels,
and
sometimes
of the real
estate,
of a
deceased
person;
a list of the
property
of which a
person
or
estate
is found to be
possessed;
hence,
an
itemized
list of goods or
valuables,
with their
estimated
worth;
specifically,
the
annual
account
of stock taken in any
business..
Turnsole
::
Turnsole
(a.) A plant of the genus
Heliotropium;
heliotrope;
-- so named
because
its
flowers
are
supposed
to turn
toward
the sun.
Cerris
::
Cerris
(n.) A
species
of oak
(Quercus
cerris)
native
in the
Orient
and
southern
Europe;
--
called
also
bitter
oak and
Turkey
oak.
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