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Definition of stroke
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 stroke is as below...
Stroke
(v. t.) One of a
series
of beats or
movements
against
a
resisting
medium,
by means of which
movement
through
or upon it is
accomplished;
as, the
stroke
of a
bird's
wing in
flying,
or an oar in
rowing,
of a
skater,
swimmer,
etc..
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Stroke
::
Stroke
(v. t.) To give a
finely
fluted
surface
to.
Lead
::
Lead (n.) The width of port
opening
which is
uncovered
by the
valve,
for the
admission
or
release
of
steam,
at the
instant
when the
piston
is at end of its
stroke..
Hit
::
Hit (v. t.) To reach with a
stroke
or blow; to
strike
or
touch,
usually
with
force;
especially,
to reach or touch (an
object
aimed at)..
Stroke
::
Stroke
(v. t.) To make
smooth
by
rubbing.
Stroking
::
Strokesman
(n.) The man who rows the
aftermost
oar, and whose
stroke
is to be
followed
by the
rest..
Stroke
::
Stroke
(v. t.) To rib
gently
in one
direction;
especially,
to pass the hand
gently
over by way of
expressing
kindness
or
tenderness;
to
caress;
to
soothe..
Reredemain
::
Reredemain
(n.) A
backward
stroke.
Apoplectical
::
Apoplectical
(a.)
Relating
to
apoplexy;
affected
with,
inclined
to, or
symptomatic
of,
apoplexy;
as, an
apoplectic
person,
medicine,
habit or
temperament,
symptom,
fit, or
stroke..
Ronde
::
Ronde (n.) A kind of
script
in which the heavy
strokes
are
nearly
upright,
giving
the
characters
when taken
together
a round
look..
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) A
thrust
in
fencing
made with a
backward
turn of the hand; a
backhanded
stroke.
Dash
::
Dash (n.) A rapid
movement,
esp. one of short
duration;
a quick
stroke
or blow; a
sudden
onset or rush; as, a bold dash at the
enemy;
a dash of
rain..
Blastment
::
Blastment
(n.) A
sudden
stroke
or
injury
produced
by some
destructive
cause.
Blow
::
Blow (n.) A
forcible
stroke
with the hand, fist, or some
instrument,
as a rod, a club, an ax, or a
sword..
Lick
::
Lick (n.) A slap; a quick
stroke.
Roll
::
Roll (n.) To beat with
rapid,
continuous
strokes,
as a drum; to sound a roll
upon..
Smite
::
Smite (v. t.) To
blast;
to
destroy
the life or vigor of, as by a
stroke
or by some
visitation..
Gird
::
Gird (n.) A
stroke
with a rod or
switch;
a
severe
spasm;
a
twinge;
a pang.
Clock
::
Clock (n.) A
machine
for
measuring
time,
indicating
the hour and other
divisions
by means of hands
moving
on a dial
plate.
Its works are moved by a
weight
or a
spring,
and it is often so
constructed
as to tell the hour by the
stroke
of a
hammer
on a bell. It is not
adapted,
like the
watch,
to be
carried
on the
person..
Cut-off
::
Cut-off
(n.) The valve
gearing
or
mechanism
by which steam is cut off from
entering
the
cylinder
of a steam
engine
after a
definite
point in a
stroke,
so as to allow the
remainder
of the
stroke
to be made by the
expansive
force of the steam
already
let in. See
Expansion
gear, under
Expansion..
Counterstroke
::
Counterstroke
(n.) A
stroke
or blow in
return.
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