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Definition of belt
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Belt (n.) That which
restrains
or
confines
as a
girdle.
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Belted
::
Belted
(a.)
Encircled
by, or
secured
with, a belt; as, a
belted
plaid;
girt with a belt, as an
honorary
distinction;
as, a
belted
knight;
a
belted
earl..
Tagsore
::
Tagsore
(n.)
Adhesion
of the tail of a sheep to the wool from
excoriation
produced
by
contact
with the
feces;
--
called
also
tagbelt.
Belt
::
Belt (n.) One of
certain
girdles
or zones on the
surface
of the
planets
Jupiter
and
Saturn,
supposed
to be of the
nature
of
clouds..
Belt
::
Belt (n.) A token or badge of
knightly
rank.
Belted
::
Belted
(imp. & p. p.) of Bel.
Tasset
::
Tasset
(n.) A
defense
for the front of the
thigh,
consisting
of one or more iron
plates
hanging
from the belt on the lower edge of the
corselet..
Roller
::
Roller
(n.) A long,
belt-formed
towel,
to be
suspended
on a
rolling
cylinder;
--
called
also
roller
towel..
Homoeozoic
::
Homoeozoic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
including,
similar
forms or kinds of life; as,
homoeozoic
belts on the
earth's
surface..
Band
::
Band (v. t.) A belt or
strap.
Gearing
::
Gearing
(n.) The parts by which
motion
imparted
to one
portion
of an
engine
or
machine
is
transmitted
to
another,
considered
collectively;
as, the valve
gearing
of
locomotive
engine;
belt
gearing;
esp., a train of
wheels
for
transmitting
and
varying
motion
in
machinery..
Coupling
::
Coupling
(n.) A
device
or
contrivance
which
serves
to
couple
or
connect
adjacent
parts or
objects;
as, a belt
coupling,
which
connects
the ends of a belt; a car
coupling,
which
connects
the cars in a
train;
a shaft
coupling,
which
connects
the ends of
shafts..
Belt
::
Belt (n.)
Anything
that
resembles
a belt, or that
encircles
or
crosses
like a belt; a strip or
stripe;
as, a belt of
trees;
a belt of
sand..
Belting
::
Belting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Bel.
Clasp
::
Clasp (n.) An
adjustable
catch,
bent
plate,
or hook, for
holding
together
two
objects
or the parts of
anything,
as the ends of a belt, the
covers
of a book, etc..
Baldric
::
Baldric
(n.) A broad belt,
sometimes
richly
ornamented,
worn over one
shoulder,
across
the
breast,
and under the
opposite
arm; less
properly,
any
belt..
Cincture
::
Cincture
(n.) A belt, a
girdle,
or
something
worn round the body, -- as by an
ecclesiastic
for
confining
the alb..
Belt
::
Belt (n.) A
narrow
passage
or
strait;
as, the Great Belt and the
Lesser
Belt,
leading
to the
Baltic
Sea..
Galaxy
::
Galaxy
(n.) The Milky Way; that
luminous
tract,
or belt, which is seen at night
stretching
across
the
heavens,
and which is
composed
of
innumerable
stars,
so
distant
and
blended
as to be
distinguishable
only with the
telescope.
The term has
recently
been used for
remote
clusters
of
stars..
Pulley
::
Pulley
(v. t.) A wheel with a broad rim, or
grooved
rim, for
transmitting
power from, or
imparting
power to, the
different
parts of
machinery,
or for
changing
the
direction
of
motion,
by means of a belt, cord, rope, or
chain..
Atoll
::
Atoll (n.) A coral
island
or
islands,
consisting
of a belt of coral reef,
partly
submerged,
surrounding
a
central
lagoon
or
depression;
a
lagoon
island..
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