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Definition of stiffen
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Stiffen
(v. t.) To
inspissate;
to make more thick or
viscous;
as, to
stiffen
paste..
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Osmund
::
Osmund
(n.) A fern of the genus
Osmunda,
or
flowering
fern. The most
remarkable
species
is the
osmund
royal,
or royal fern
(Osmunda
regalis),
which grows in wet or boggy
places,
and has large
bipinnate
fronds,
often with a
panicle
of
capsules
at the top. The
rootstock
contains
much
starch,
and has been used in
stiffening
linen..
Stiffen
::
Stiffen
(v. t.) To
inspissate;
to make more thick or
viscous;
as, to
stiffen
paste..
Tip
::
Tip (n.) A piece of
stiffened
lining
pasted
on the
inside
of a hat
crown.
Bodice
::
Bodice
(n.) A kind of under waist
stiffened
with
whalebone,
etc., worn esp. by
women;
a
corset;
stays..
Pier
::
Pier (n.) Any
additional
or
auxiliary
mass of
masonry
used to
stiffen
a wall. See
Buttress.
Stiffening
::
Stiffening
(n.) Act or
process
of
making
stiff.
Harden
::
Harden
(v. t.) To
accustom
by labor or
suffering
to
endure
with
constancy;
to
strengthen;
to
stiffen;
to
inure;
also, to
confirm
in
wickedness
or
shame;
to make
unimpressionable..
Dwang
::
Dwang (n.) A piece of wood set
between
two
studs,
posts,
etc., to
stiffen
and
support
them..
Pandiculation
::
Pandiculation
(n.) A
stretching
and
stiffening
of the trunk and
extremities,
as when
fatigued
and
drowsy..
Hem
::
Hem (n.) A
border
made on
sheet-metal
ware by
doubling
over the edge of the
sheet,
to
stiffen
it and
remove
the sharp
edge..
Web
::
Web (n.) A plate or thin
portion,
continuous
or
perforated,
connecting
stiffening
ribs or
flanges,
or other parts of an
object..
Starkly
::
Stark (v. t.) To
stiffen.
Ligature
::
Ligature
(n.) The state of being bound or
stiffened;
stiffness;
as, the
ligature
of a
joint..
Star-chamber
::
Starch
(v. t.) To
stiffen
with
starch.
Starch
::
Starch
(n.) A
widely
diffused
vegetable
substance
found
especially
in
seeds,
bulbs,
and
tubers,
and
extracted
(as from
potatoes,
corn, rice, etc.) as a
white,
glistening,
granular
or
powdery
substance,
without
taste or
smell,
and
giving
a very
peculiar
creaking
sound when
rubbed
between
the
fingers.
It is used as a food, in the
production
of
commercial
grape
sugar,
for
stiffening
linen in
laundries,
in
making
paste,
etc..
Stiffen
::
Stiffen
(v. t.) To make
torpid;
to
benumb.
Wigan
::
Wigan (n.) A kind of
canvaslike
cotton
fabric,
used to
stiffen
and
protect
the lower part of
trousers
and of the
skirts
of
women's
dresses,
etc.; -- so
called
from
Wigan,
the name of a town in
Lancashire,
England..
Stayed
::
Stay (n.)
Strictly,
a part in
tension
to hold the parts
together,
or
stiffen
them..
Sago
::
Sago (n.) A dry
granulated
starch
imported
from the East
Indies,
much used for
making
puddings
and as an
article
of diet for the sick; also, as
starch,
for
stiffening
textile
fabrics.
It is
prepared
from the stems of
several
East
Indian
and
Malayan
palm
trees,
but
chiefly
from the
Metroxylon
Sagu; also from
several
cycadaceous
plants
(Cycas
revoluta,
Zamia
integrifolia,
etc.)..
Stay
::
Stay (n.) A
corset
stiffened
with
whalebone
or other
material,
worn by
women,
and
rarely
by men..
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