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Definition of stretch
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 stretch is as below...
Stretch
(v. t.) To
exaggerate;
to
extend
too far; as, to
stretch
the
truth;
to
stretch
one's
credit..
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Torture
::
Torture
(v. t.) To keep on the
stretch,
as a bow..
Extension
::
Extension
(v. t.) The
operation
of
stretching
a
broken
bone so as to bring the
fragments
into the same
straight
line.
Stretcher
::
Stretcher
(n.) A piece of
timber
used in
building.
Procrusteanize
::
Procrusteanize
(v. t.) To
stretch
or
contract
according
to some rule or
standard.
Rack
::
Rack (v. t.) To
extend
by the
application
of
force;
to
stretch
or
strain;
specifically,
to
stretch
on the rack or
wheel;
to
torture
by an
engine
which
strains
the limbs and pulls the
joints..
Trend
::
Trend (v. i.) To have a
particular
direction;
to run; to
stretch;
to tend; as, the shore of the sea
trends
to the
southwest..
Tentiginous
::
Tentiginous
(a.)
Stiff;
stretched;
strained.
Portend
::
Portend
(v. t.) To
stretch
out
before.
Stretch
::
Stretch
(v. t.) To draw out to the full
length;
to cause to
extend
in a
straight
line; as, to
stretch
a cord or
rope..
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..
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..
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..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) A kind of open case or
structure
made for
admitting,
inclosing,
or
supporting
things,
as that which
incloses
or
contains
a
window,
door,
picture,
etc.; that on which
anything
is held or
stretched.
Tensor
::
Tensor
(n.) The ratio of one
vector
to
another
in
length,
no
regard
being had to the
direction
of the two
vectors;
-- so
called
because
considered
as a
stretching
factor
in
changing
one
vector
into
another.
See
Versor..
Burst
::
Burst (n.) A
sudden
opening,
as of
landscape;
a
stretch;
an
expanse..
Drumhead
::
Drumhead
(n.) The
parchment
or skin
stretched
over one end of a drum.
Extension
::
Extension
(v. t.) The act of
extending
or the state of being
extended;
a
stretching
out;
enlargement
in
breadth
or
continuation
of
length;
increase;
augmentation;
expansion.
Vibration
::
Vibration
(n.) A
limited
reciprocating
motion
of a
particle
of an
elastic
body or
medium
in
alternately
opposite
directions
from its
position
of
equilibrium,
when that
equilibrium
has been
disturbed,
as when a
stretched
cord or other body
produces
musical
notes,
or
particles
of air
transmit
sounds
to the ear. The path of the
particle
may be in a
straight
line, in a
circular
arc, or in any curve
whatever..
Reach
::
Reach (v. t.) To
attain
or
obtain
by
stretching
forth the hand; to
extend
some part of the body, or
something
held by one, so as to
touch,
strike,
grasp,
or the like; as, to reach an
object
with the hand, or with a
spear..
Straggle
::
Straggle
(v. t.) To
escape
or
stretch
beyond
proper
limits,
as the
branches
of a
plant;
to
spread
widely
apart;
to shoot too far or
widely
in
growth..
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