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Definition of rough
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Rough (n.)
Marked
by
coarseness;
shaggy;
ragged;
disordered;
-- said of
dress,
appearance,
or the like; as, a rough
coat..
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Rugged
::
Rugged
(n.) Rough with
bristles
or hair;
shaggy.
Bull''s-eye
::
Bull's-eye
(n.) A small
circular
or oval
wooden
block
without
sheaves,
having
a
groove
around
it and a hole
through
it, used for
connecting
rigging..
Kempty
::
Kempty
(n.)
Coarse,
rough hair wool or fur,
injuring
its
quality..
Rowlock
::
Rowlock
(n.) A
contrivance
or
arrangement
serving
as a
fulcrum
for an oar in
rowing.
It
consists
sometimes
of a notch in the
gunwale
of a boat,
sometimes
of a pair of pins
between
which the oar rests on the edge of the
gunwale,
sometimes
of a
single
pin
passing
through
the oar, or of a metal fork or
stirrup
pivoted
in the
gunwale
and
suporting
the oar..
Osculation
::
Osculation
(n.) The
contact
of one curve with
another,
when the
number
of
consecutive
points
of the
latter
through
which the
former
passes
suffices
for the
complete
determination
of the
former
curve..
Westing
::
Westing
(n.) The
distance,
reckoned
toward
the west,
between
the two
meridians
passing
through
the
extremities
of a
course,
or
portion
of a
ship's
path; the
departure
of a
course
which lies to the west of
north..
Shagreened
::
Shagreened
(a.)
Covered
with rough
scales
or
points
like those on
shagreen.
Rummage
::
Rummage
(v. t.) To
search
or
examine
thoroughly
by
looking
into every
corner,
and
turning
over or
removing
goods or other
things;
to
examine,
as a book,
carefully,
turning
over leaf after
leaf..
Protrude
::
Protrude
(v. t.) To
thrust
out, as
through
a
narrow
orifice
or from
confinement;
to cause to come
forth..
Thorough
::
Thorough
(n.) A
furrow
between
two
ridges,
to drain off the
surface
water..
Shock
::
Shock (n.) The
sudden
convulsion
or
contraction
of the
muscles,
with the
feeling
of a
concussion,
caused
by the
discharge,
through
the
animal
system,
of
electricity
from a
charged
body..
Summer-fallow
::
Summer
(v. t.) To keep or carry
through
the
summer;
to feed
during
the
summer;
as, to
summer
stock..
Huddle
::
Huddle
(v. t.) To do, make, or put, in haste or
roughly;
hence,
to do
imperfectly;
--
usually
with a
following
preposition
or
adverb;
as, to
huddle
on; to
huddle
up; to
huddle
together..
Rough
::
Rough (n.) A rude
fellow;
a
coarse
bully;
a
rowdy.
Hiss
::
Hiss (n.) The noise made by steam
escaping
through
a
narrow
orifice,
or by water
falling
on a hot
stove..
Thorough-brace
::
Thorough-brace
(n.) A
leather
strap
supporting
the body of a
carriage,
and
attached
to
springs,
or
serving
as a
spring.
See
Illust.
of
Chaise..
Light
::
Light (n.) The
medium
through
which light is
admitted,
as a
window,
or
window
pane; a
skylight;
in
architecture,
one of the
compartments
of a
window
made by a
mullion
or
mullions..
Bessemer Steel
::
Bessemer
steel () Steel made
directly
from cast iron, by
burning
out a
portion
of the
carbon
and other
impurities
that the
latter
contains,
through
the
agency
of a blast of air which is
forced
through
the
molten
metal;
-- so
called
from Sir Henry
Bessemer,
an
English
engineer,
the
inventor
of the
process..
Runner
::
Runner
(n.) A rope rove
through
a block and used to
increase
the
mechanical
power of a
tackle.
Range
::
Range (n.) To rove over or
through;
as, to range the
fields..
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