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Definition of structure
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Structure
(n.) The act of
building;
the
practice
of
erecting
buildings;
construction.
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Granuliform
::
Granuliform
(a.)
Having
a
granular
structure;
granular;
as,
granuliform
limestone..
Dromaeognathous
::
Dromaeognathous
(a.)
Having
the
structure
of the
palate
like that of the
ostrich
and emu.
Work
::
Work (n.)
Structures
in
civil,
military,
or naval
engineering,
as
docks,
bridges,
embankments,
trenches,
fortifications,
and the like; also, the
structures
and
grounds
of a
manufacturing
establishment;
as, iron
works;
locomotive
works;
gas
works..
Hygrophanous
::
Hygrophanous
(a.)
Having
such a
structure
as to be
diaphanous
when
moist,
and
opaque
when dry..
Phonal
::
Phonal
(a.) Of or
relating
to the
voice;
as,
phonal
structure..
Type
::
Type (n.) A
general
form or
structure
common
to a
number
of
individuals;
hence,
the ideal
representation
of a
species,
genus,
or other
group,
combining
the
essential
characteristics;
an
animal
or plant
possessing
or
exemplifying
the
essential
characteristics
of a
species,
genus,
or other
group.
Also, a group or
division
of
animals
having
a
certain
typical
or
characteristic
structure
of body
maintained
within
the
group..
Nonuniformist
::
Nonuniformist
(n.) One who
believes
that past
changes
in the
structure
of the earth have
proceeded
from
cataclysms
or
causes
more
violent
than are now
operating;
--
called
also
nonuniformitarian.
Caisson
::
Caisson
(n.) A
structure,
usually
with an air
chamber,
placed
beneath
a
vessel
to lift or float it..
Amoebous
::
Amoebous
(a.) Like an
amoeba
in
structure.
Titanic
::
Titanic
(a.) Of or
relating
to
Titans,
or
fabled
giants
of
ancient
mythology;
hence,
enormous
in size or
strength;
as,
Titanic
structures..
Malformation
::
Malformation
(n.) Ill
formation;
irregular
or
anomalous
formation;
abnormal
or wrong
conformation
or
structure.
Mesoderm
::
Mesoderm
(n.) The
middle
layer of
tissue
in some
vegetable
structures.
Disorganize
::
Disorganize
(v. t.) To
destroy
the
organic
structure
or
regular
system
of (a
government,
a
society,
a
party,
etc.);
to break up (what is
organized);
to throw into utter
disorder;
to
disarrange..
Fabric
::
Fabric
(n.)
Framework;
structure;
edifice;
building.
Formed
::
Formed
(a.)
Having
structure;
capable
of
growth
and
development;
organized;
as, the
formed
or
organized
ferments.
See
Ferment,
n..
Natrolite
::
Natrolite
(n.) A
zeolite
occuring
in
groups
of
glassy
acicular
crystals,
and in
masses
which often have a
radiated
structure.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and
soda..
Substructure
::
Substructure
(n.) Same as
Substruction.
Pentadactyloid
::
Pentadactyloid
(a.)
Having
the form of, or a
structure
modified
from, a
pentadactyl
limb..
Engineering
::
Engineering
(n.)
Originally,
the art of
managing
engines;
in its
modern
and
extended
sense,
the art and
science
by which the
mechanical
properties
of
matter
are made
useful
to man in
structures
and
machines;
the
occupation
and work of an
engineer..
Endophragma
::
Endophragma
(n.) A
chitinous
structure
above the
nervous
cord in the
thorax
of
certain
Crustacea.
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