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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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Grit
::
Grit (n.)
Structure,
as
adapted
to grind or
sharpen;
as, a hone of good
grit..
Pew
::
Pew (n.) Any
structure
shaped
like a
church
pew, as a
stall,
formerly
used by money
lenders,
etc.; a box in
theater;
a pen; a
sheepfold..
Porphyrite
::
Porphyrite
(n.) A rock with a
porphyritic
structure;
as,
augite
porphyrite..
Destroy
::
Destroy
(v. t.) To
unbuild;
to pull or tear down; to
separate
virulently
into its
constituent
parts;
to break up the
structure
and
organic
existence
of; to
demolish.
Hyphae
::
Hyphae
(n. pl.) The long,
branching
filaments
of which the
mycelium
(and the
greater
part of the
plant)
of a
fungus
is
formed.
They are also found
enveloping
the
gonidia
of
lichens,
making
up a large part of their
structure..
Concrete
::
Concrete
(n.) A
mixture
of
gravel,
pebbles,
or
broken
stone with
cement
or with tar, etc., used for
sidewalks,
roadways,
foundations,
etc., and esp. for
submarine
structures..
Edifice
::
Edifice
(n.) A
building;
a
structure;
an
architectural
fabric;
--
chiefly
applied
to
elegant
houses,
and other large
buildings;
as, a
palace,
a
church,
a
statehouse..
Group
::
Group (n.) A
variously
limited
assemblage
of
animals
or
plants,
having
some
resemblance,
or
common
characteristics
in form or
structure.
The term has
different
uses, and may be made to
include
certain
species
of a
genus,
or a whole
genus,
or
certain
genera,
or even
several
orders..
Anatomize
::
Anatomize
(v. t.) To
dissect;
to cut in
pieces,
as an
animal
vegetable
body, for the
purpose
of
displaying
or
examining
the
structure
and use of the
several
parts..
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.
Foliated
::
Foliated
(a.)
Characterized
by being
separable
into thin
plates
or
folia;
as,
graphite
has a
foliated
structure..
Arching
::
Arching
(n.) The
arched
part of a
structure.
Lean-to
::
Lean-to
(n.) A shed or
slight
building
placed
against
the wall of a
larger
structure
and
having
a
single-pitched
roof; --
called
also
penthouse,
and
to-fall..
Superstructure
::
Superstructure
(n.) all that part of a
building
above the
basement.
Also used
figuratively.
Formation
::
Formation
(n.) The
manner
in which a thing is
formed;
structure;
construction;
conformation;
form; as, the
peculiar
formation
of the
heart..
Mine
::
Mine (v. i.) A
cavity
or
tunnel
made under a
fortification
or other work, for the
purpose
of
blowing
up the
superstructure
with some
explosive
agent..
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..
Sounding-board
::
Sounding-board
(n.) A board or
structure
placed
behind
or over a
pulpit
or
rostrum
to give
distinctness
to a
speaker's
voice.
Carpology
::
Carpology
(n.) That
branch
of
botany
which
relates
to the
structure
of seeds and
fruit.
Ossicle
::
Ossicle
(n.) One of
numerous
small
calcareous
structures
forming
the
skeleton
of
certain
echinoderms,
as the
starfishes..
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