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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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Pearlstone
::
Pearlstone
(n.) A
glassy
volcanic
rock of a
grayish
color and
pearly
luster,
often
having
a
spherulitic
concretionary
structure
due to the
curved
cracks
produced
by
contraction
in
cooling.
See
Illust.
under
Perlitic..
Substructure
::
Substruction
(n.)
Underbuilding;
the
foundation,
or any
preliminary
structure
intended
to raise the lower floor or
basement
of a
building
above the
natural
level of the
ground..
Superstruction
::
Superstruct
(v. t.) To build over or upon
another
structure;
to erect upon a
foundation.
Pentadactyloid
::
Pentadactyloid
(a.)
Having
the form of, or a
structure
modified
from, a
pentadactyl
limb..
Foundation
::
Foundation
(n.) That upon which
anything
is
founded;
that on which
anything
stands,
and by which it is
supported;
the
lowest
and
supporting
layer of a
superstructure;
groundwork;
basis..
Symmetry
::
Symmetry
(n.) The law of
likeness;
similarity
of
structure;
regularity
in form and
arrangement;
orderly
and
similar
distribution
of
parts,
such that an
animal
may be
divided
into parts which are
structurally
symmetrical..
Herpetology
::
Herpetology
(n.) The
natural
history
of
reptiles;
that
branch
of
zoology
which
relates
to
reptiles,
including
their
structure,
classification,
and
habits..
Basement
::
Basement
(a.) The outer wall of the
ground
story of a
building,
or of a part of that
story,
when
treated
as a
distinct
substructure.
( See Base, n., 3 (a).)
Hence:
The rooms of a
ground
floor,
collectively..
Structural
::
Structural
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
structure;
affecting
structure;
as, a
structural
error..
Crib
::
Crib (n.) A
structure
of logs to be
anchored
with
stones;
-- used for
docks,
pier, dams, etc..
Idioblast
::
Idioblast
(n.) An
individual
cell,
differing
greatly
from its
neighbours
in
regard
to size,
structure,
or
contents..
Stack
::
Stack (a.) A
number
of flues
embodied
in one
structure,
rising
above the roof.
Hence:.
Life
::
Life (n.)
Figuratively:
The
potential
or
animating
principle,
also, the
period
of
duration,
of
anything
that is
conceived
of as
resembling
a
natural
organism
in
structure
or
functions;
as, the life of a
state,
a
machine,
or a book;
authority
is the life of
government..
Metamorphic
::
Metamorphic
(a.)
Causing
a
change
of
structure.
Floor
::
Floor (n.) The
structure
formed
of
beams,
girders,
etc., with
proper
covering,
which
divides
a
building
horizontally
into
stories.
Floor in sense 1 is, then, the upper
surface
of floor in sense 2..
Heterogynous
::
Heterogynous
(a.)
Having
females
very
unlike
the males in form and
structure;
-- as
certain
insects,
the males of which are
winged,
and the
females
wingless..
Rattle
::
Rattle
(n.) Any organ of an
animal
having
a
structure
adapted
to
produce
a
rattling
sound.
Plicidentine
::
Plicidentine
(n.) A form of
dentine
which shows
sinuous
lines of
structure
in a
transverse
section
of the
tooth.
Macled
::
Macled
(a.)
Having
a twin
structure.
See Twin, a..
Sawfish
::
Sawfish
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
elasmobranch
fishes
of the genus
Pristis.
They have a
sharklike
form, but are more
nearly
allied
to the rays. The
flattened
and much
elongated
snout has a row of stout
toothlike
structures
inserted
along each edge,
forming
a
sawlike
organ with which it
mutilates
or kills its
prey..
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