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Definition of stretch
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Stretch
(v. t.) To make
tense;
to
tighten;
to
distend
forcibly.
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Stretcher
::
Stretch
(n.)
Course;
direction;
as, the
stretch
of seams of
coal..
Overstrain
::
Overstrain
(v. t.) To
stretch
or
strain
too much; as to
overstrain
one's
nerves.
Brail
::
Brail (n.) A stock at each end of a seine to keep it
stretched.
Extend
::
Extend
(v. t.) To
stretch
out; to
prolong
in
space;
to carry
forward
or
continue
in
length;
as, to
extend
a line in
surveying;
to
extend
a cord
across
the
street..
Muley
::
Muley (n.) A
stiff,
long saw,
guided
at the ends but not
stretched
in a
gate..
Stretch
::
Stretch
(v. t.) To
exaggerate;
to
extend
too far; as, to
stretch
the
truth;
to
stretch
one's
credit..
Snowshoe
::
Snowshoe
(n.) A
slight
frame of wood three or four feet long and about one third as wide, with
thongs
or cords
stretched
across
it, and
having
a
support
and
holder
for the foot; -- used by
persons
for
walking
on soft
snow..
Stretch
::
Stretch
(v. t.) To reach out; to
extend;
to put
forth.
Vibrate
::
Vibrate
(v. i.) To move to and fro, or from side to side, as a
pendulum,
an
elastic
rod, or a
stretched
string,
when
disturbed
from its
position
of rest; to
swing;
to
oscillate..
Reach
::
Reach (n.) An
extended
portion
of land or
water;
a
stretch;
a
straight
portion
of a
stream
or
river,
as from one turn to
another;
a level
stretch,
as
between
locks in a
canal;
an arm of the sea
extending
up into the
land..
Stretcher
::
Stretcher
(n.) A
litter,
or
frame,
for
carrying
disabled,
wounded,
or dead
persons..
Racket
::
Racket
(n.) A thin strip of wood,
having
the ends
brought
together,
forming
a
somewhat
elliptical
hoop,
across
which a
network
of
catgut
or cord is
stretched.
It is
furnished
with a
handle,
and is used for
catching
or
striking
a ball in
tennis
and
similar
games..
Monochord
::
Monochord
(n.) An
instrument
for
experimenting
upon the
mathematical
relations
of
musical
sounds.
It
consists
of a
single
string
stretched
between
two
bridges,
one or both of which are
movable,
and which stand upon a
graduated
rule for the
purpose
of
readily
changing
and
measuring
the
length
of the part of the
string
between
them..
Drawing
::
Drawing
(n.) The
process
of
stretching
or
spreading
metals
as by
hammering,
or, as in
forming
wire from rods or tubes and cups from sheet
metal,
by
pulling
them
through
dies..
Outstretch
::
Outstretch
(v. t.) To
stretch
out.
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..
Distend
::
Distend
(v. t.) To
extend
in some one
direction;
to
lengthen
out; to
stretch.
Frame
::
Frame (n.) A
structure
of four bars,
adjustable
in size, on which
cloth,
etc., is
stretched
for
quilting,
embroidery,
etc..
Reach
::
Reach (n.) The power of
stretching
out or
extending
action,
influence,
or the like; power of
attainment
or
management;
extent
of force or
capacity..
Procrustes
::
Procrustes
(n.) A
celebrated
legendary
highwayman
of
Attica,
who tied his
victims
upon an iron bed, and, as the case
required,
either
stretched
or cut of their legs to adapt them to its
length;
--
whence
the
metaphorical
phrase,
the bed of
Procrustes..
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