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Definition of slid
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Slid
(imp.)
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Slickensides
::
Slickensides
(n.) The
smooth,
striated,
or
partially
polished
surfaces
of a
fissure
or seam,
supposed
to have been
produced
by the
sliding
of one
surface
on
another..
Backslider
::
Backslider
(n.) One who
backslides.
Slidometer
::
Slidometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
indicating
and
recording
shocks
to
railway
cars
occasioned
by
sudden
stopping.
Underhung
::
Underhung
(a.)
Resting
on a track at the
bottom,
instead
of being
suspended;
-- said of a
sliding
door..
Cursor
::
Cursor
(n.) Any part of a
mathematical
instrument
that moves or
slides
backward
and
forward
upon
another
part.
Slid
::
Slid () imp. & p. p. of
Slide.
Sliddery
::
Sliddery
(v. t.)
Slippery.
Metronome
::
Metronome
(n.) An
instrument
consisting
of a short
pendulum
with a
sliding
weight.
It is set in
motion
by
clockwork,
and
serves
to
measure
time in
music..
Drawer
::
Drawer
(n.) A
sliding
box or
receptacle
in a case, which is
opened
by
pulling
or
drawing
out, and
closed
by
pushing
in..
Barrack
::
Barrack
(n.) A
movable
roof
sliding
on four
posts,
to cover hay,
straw,
etc..
Relapse
::
Relapse
(v. i.) To slide or turn back into a
former
state or
practice;
to fall back from some
condition
attained;
--
generally
in a bad
sense,
as from a state of
convalescence
or
amended
condition;
as, to
relapse
into a
stupor,
into vice, or into
barbarism;
--
sometimes
in a good
sense;
as, to
relapse
into
slumber
after being
disturbed..
Slide
::
Slide (n.)
Smooth,
even
passage
or
progress..
Lapse
::
Lapse (v. i.) To slide or slip in moral
conduct;
to fail in duty; to fall from
virtue;
to
deviate
from
rectitude;
to
commit
a fault by
inadvertence
or
mistake.
Packing
::
Packing
(n.) The
substance
in a
stuffing
box,
through
which a
piston
rod
slides..
Shoot
::
Shoot (n.) An
inclined
plane,
either
artificial
or
natural,
down which
timber,
coal, etc., are
caused
to
slide;
also, a
narrow
passage,
either
natural
or
artificial,
in a
stream,
where the water
rushes
rapidly;
esp., a
channel,
having
a swift
current,
connecting
the ends of a bend in the
stream,
so as to
shorten
the
course..
Slipboard
::
Slipboard
(n.) A board
sliding
in
grooves.
Cam
::
Cam (n.) A
turning
or
sliding
piece
which,
by the shape of its
periphery
or face, or a
groove
in its
surface,
imparts
variable
or
intermittent
motion
to, or
receives
such
motion
from, a rod,
lever,
or block
brought
into
sliding
or
rolling
contact
with it..
Skip
::
Skip (n.) An iron
bucket,
which
slides
between
guides,
for
hoisting
mineral
and
rock..
Glissade
::
Glissade
(n.) A
sliding,
as down a snow slope in the
Alps..
Shear
::
Shear (v. i.) To
become
more or less
completely
divided,
as a body under the
action
of
forces,
by the
sliding
of two
contiguous
parts
relatively
to each other in a
direction
parallel
to their plane of
contact..
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