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Definition of spike
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Spike (v. t.) To fix on a
spike.
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Nard
::
Nard (n.) An
ointment
prepared
partly
from this
plant.
See
Spikenard.
Spadix
::
Spadix
(n.) A
fleshy
spike of
flowers,
usually
inclosed
in a leaf
called
a
spathe..
Hatch
::
Hatch (n.) A door with an
opening
over it; a half door,
sometimes
set with
spikes
on the upper
edge..
Spelk
::
Spelk (n.) A small stick or rod used as a spike in
thatching;
a
splinter.
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..
Spike
::
Spike (n.) An ear of corn or
grain.
Spiked
::
Spiked
(imp. & p. p.) of Spik.
Cornucopia
::
Cornucopia
(n.) A genus of
grasses
bearing
spikes
of
flowers
resembling
the
cornucopia
in form.
Pick
::
Pick (n.) A pike or
spike;
the sharp point fixed in the
center
of a
buckler.
Willow
::
Willow
(n.) A
machine
in which
cotton
or wool is
opened
and
cleansed
by the
action
of long
spikes
projecting
from a drum which
revolves
within
a box
studded
with
similar
spikes;
--
probably
so
called
from
having
been
originally
a
cylindrical
cage made of
willow
rods,
though
some
derive
the term from
winnow,
as
denoting
the
winnowing,
or
cleansing,
action
of the
machine.
Called
also
willy,
twilly,
twilly
devil,
and
devil..
Lavender
::
Lavender
(n.) An
aromatic
plant of the genus
Lavandula
(L.
vera),
common
in the south of
Europe.
It
yields
and oil used in
medicine
and
perfumery.
The Spike
lavender
(L.
Spica)
yields
a
coarser
oil (oil of
spike),
used in the
arts..
Adder's-tongue
::
Adder's-tongue
(n.) A genus of ferns
(Ophioglossum),
whose seeds are
produced
on a spike
resembling
a
serpent's
tongue..
Pike
::
Pike (n. & v.) A
pointed
head or
spike;
esp., one in the
center
of a
shield
or
target..
Fumitory
::
Fumitory
(n.) The
common
uame of
several
species
of the genus
Fumaria,
annual
herbs of the Old
World,
with
finely
dissected
leaves
and small
flowers
in dense
racemes
or
spikes.
F.
officinalis
is a
common
species,
and was
formerly
used as an
antiscorbutic..
Cheval-de-frise
::
Cheval-de-frise
(n.) A piece of
timber
or an iron
barrel
traversed
with
iron-pointed
spikes
or
spears,
five or six feet long, used to
defend
a
passage,
stop a
breach,
or
impede
the
advance
of
cavalry,
etc..
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..
Tine
::
Tine (n.) A
tooth,
or
spike,
as of a fork; a
prong,
as of an
antler..
Spike
::
Spike (n.)
Anything
resembling
such a nail in
shape.
Broom Rape
::
Broom rape () A genus
(Orobanche)
of
parasitic
plants
of
Europe
and Asia. They are
destitute
of
chlorophyll,
have
scales
instead
of
leaves,
and
spiked
flowers,
and grow
attached
to the roots of other
plants,
as
furze,
clover,
flax, wild
carrot,
etc. The name is
sometimes
applied
to other
plants
related
to this
genus,
as
Aphyllon
uniflorumand
A.
Ludovicianum..
Herisson
::
Herisson
(n.) A beam or bar armed with iron
spikes,
and
turning
on a
pivot;
-- used to block up a
passage..
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