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Definition of batter
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 batter is as below...
Batter
(v. t.) To beat with
successive
blows;
to beat
repeatedly
and with
violence,
so as to
bruise,
shatter,
or
demolish;
as, to
batter
a wall or
rampart..
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Electro-positive
::
Electro-positive
(a.) Of such a
nature
relatively
to some other
associated
body or
bodies,
as to tend to the
negative
pole of a
voltaic
battery,
in
electrolysis,
while the
associated
body tends to the
positive
pole; -- the
converse
or
correlative
of
electro-negative..
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) To beat with
successive
blows;
to beat
repeatedly
and with
violence,
so as to
bruise,
shatter,
or
demolish;
as, to
batter
a wall or
rampart..
Hasty Pudding
::
Hasty
pudding
() A
batter
or
pudding
made of flour or
oatmeal,
stirred
into
boiling
water or
milk..
Discharger
::
Discharger
(n.) One who, or that
which,
discharges.
Specifically,
in
electricity,
an
instrument
for
discharging
a
Leyden
jar, or
electrical
battery,
by
making
a
connection
between
the two
surfaces;
a
discharging
rod..
Short-circuit
::
Short-circuit
(v. t.) To join, as the
electrodes
of a
battery
or
dynamo
or any two
points
of a
circuit,
by a
conductor
of low
resistance..
Single
::
Single
(n.) A hit by a
batter
which
enables
him to reach first base only.
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) To wear or
impair
as if by
beating
or by hard
usage.
Brake
::
Brake (v. t.) That part of a
carriage,
as of a
movable
battery,
or
engine,
which
enables
it to
turn..
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) Paste of clay or loam.
Rheophore
::
Rheophore
(n.) One of the poles of a
voltaic
battery;
an
electrode.
Observatory
::
Observatory
(n.) A
lookout
on a flank of a
battery
whence
an
officer
can note the range and
effect
of the fire.
Bunsen''s Battery
::
Bunsen's
battery
() Alt. of
Bunsen's
burne.
Calorimotor
::
Calorimotor
(n.) A
voltaic
battery,
having
a large
surface
of
plate,
and
producing
powerful
heating
effects..
Anode
::
Anode (n.) The
positive
pole of an
electric
battery,
or more
strictly
the
electrode
by which the
current
enters
the
electrolyte
on its way to the other pole; --
opposed
to
cathode..
Thermobattery
::
Thermobattery
(n.) A
thermoelectric
battery;
a
thermopile.
Charge
::
Charge
(v. t.) That
quantity,
as of
ammunition,
electricity,
ore, fuel, etc., which any
apparatus,
as a gun,
battery,
furnace,
machine,
etc., is
intended
to
receive
and
fitted
to hold, or which is
actually
in it at one time.
Zinc
::
Zinc (n.) An
abundant
element
of the
magnesium-cadmium
group,
extracted
principally
from the
minerals
zinc
blende,
smithsonite,
calamine,
and
franklinite,
as an
easily
fusible
bluish
white
metal,
which is
malleable,
especially
when
heated.
It is not
easily
oxidized
in moist air, and hence is used for
sheeting,
coating
galvanized
iron, etc. It is used in
making
brass,
britannia,
and other
alloys,
and is also
largely
consumed
in
electric
batteries.
Symbol
Zn.
Atomic
weight
64.9..
Arietation
::
Arietation
(n.) The act of
butting
like a ram; act of using a
battering-ram.
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) A
bruise
on the face of a plate or of type in the form.
Battery
::
Battery
(v. t.) Any place where
cannon
or
mortars
are
mounted,
for
attack
or
defense..
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