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Definition of spike
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 spike is as below...
Spike (n.) A kind of
flower
cluster
in which
sessile
flowers
are
arranged
on an
unbranched
elongated
axis.
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Unspike
::
Unspike
(v. t.) To
remove
a spike from, as from the vent of a
cannon..
Spelk
::
Spelk (n.) A small stick or rod used as a spike in
thatching;
a
splinter.
Timothy Grass
::
Timothy
grass () A kind of grass
(Phleum
pratense)
with long
cylindrical
spikes;
--
called
also
herd's
grass,
in
England,
cat's-tail
grass,
and
meadow
cat's-tail
grass.
It is much
prized
for
fodder.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Mace
::
Mace (n.) A heavy staff or club of
metal;
a
spiked
club; -- used as
weapon
in war
before
the
general
use of
firearms,
especially
in the
Middle
Ages, for
breaking
metal
armor..
Trifolium
::
Trifolium
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
herbs with
densely
spiked
flowers
and
usually
trifoliate
leaves;
trefoil.
There are many
species,
all of which are
called
clover.
See
Clover..
Pepper
::
Pepper
(n.) The plant which
yields
pepper,
an East
Indian
woody
climber
(Piper
nigrum),
with ovate
leaves
and
apetalous
flowers
in
spikes
opposite
the
leaves.
The
berries
are red when ripe. Also, by
extension,
any one of the
several
hundred
species
of the genus
Piper,
widely
dispersed
throughout
the
tropical
and
subtropical
regions
of the
earth..
Rhachilla
::
Rhachilla
(n.) A
branch
of
inflorescence;
the
zigzag
axis on which the
florets
are
arranged
in the
spikelets
of
grasses.
Spikebill
::
Spikebill
(n.) The
marbled
godwit
(Limosa
fedoa).
Spiculate
::
Spiculate
(a.)
Covered
with
minute
spiculae,
or
pointed
fleshy
appendages;
divided
into small
spikelets..
Handspike
::
Handspike
(n.) A bar or
lever,
generally
of wood, used in a
windlass
or
capstan,
for
heaving
anchor,
and, in
modified
forms,
for
various
purposes..
Locusta
::
Locusta
(n.) The
spikelet
or
flower
cluster
of
grasses.
Spica
::
Spica (n.) A kind of
bandage
passing,
by
successive
turns and
crosses,
from an
extremity
to the
trunk;
-- so
called
from its
resemblance
to a spike of a
barley..
Herse
::
Herse (n.) A kind of gate or
portcullis,
having
iron bars, like a
harrow,
studded
with iron
spikes.
It is hung above
gateways
so that it may be
quickly
lowered,
to
impede
the
advance
of an
enemy..
Cornucopia
::
Cornucopia
(n.) A genus of
grasses
bearing
spikes
of
flowers
resembling
the
cornucopia
in form.
Plantain
::
Plantain
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Plantago,
but
especially
the P.
major,
a low herb with broad
spreading
radical
leaves,
and
slender
spikes
of
minute
flowers.
It is a
native
of
Europe,
but now found near the abode of
civilized
man in
nearly
all parts of the
world..
Pricker
::
Pricker
(n.) A small
marline
spike
having
generally
a
wooden
handle,
-- used in
sailmaking..
Sailfish
::
Sailfish
(n.) The
banner
fish, or
spikefish
(Histiophorus.).
Spike
::
Spike (n.)
Anything
resembling
such a nail in
shape.
Colicroot
::
Colicroot
(n.) A
bitter
American
herb of the
Bloodwort
family,
with the
leaves
all
radical,
and the small
yellow
or white
flowers
in a long spike
(Aletris
farinosa
and A.
aurea).
Called
sometimes
star
grass,
blackroot,
blazing
star, and
unicorn
root..
Spick
::
Spick (n.) A spike or nail.
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