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Definition of tache
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Tache (n.)
Something
used for
taking
hold or
holding;
a
catch;
a loop; a
button.
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Flag
::
Flag (n.) A cloth
usually
bearing
a
device
or
devices
and used to
indicate
nationality,
party,
etc., or to give or ask
information;
--
commonly
attached
to a staff to be waved by the wind; a
standard;
a
banner;
an
ensign;
the
colors;
as, the
national
flag; a
military
or a naval
flag..
Attach
::
Attach
(v. i.) To
adhere;
to be
attached.
Hectocotylus
::
Hectocotylus
(n.) One of the arms of the male of most kinds of
cephalopods,
which is
specially
modified
in
various
ways to
effect
the
fertilization
of the eggs. In a
special
sense,
the
greatly
modified
arm of
Argonauta
and
allied
genera,
which,
after
receiving
the
spermatophores,
becomes
detached
from the male, and
attaches
itself
to the
female
for
reproductive
purposes..
Churchman
::
Churchman
(n.) One was is
attached
to, or
attends,
church..
Appendant
::
Appendant
(n.)
Anything
attached
to
another
as
incidental
or
subordinate
to it.
Unbend
::
Unbend
(v. t.) To
unfasten,
as
sails,
from the spars or stays to which they are
attached
for use..
Partisan
::
Partisan
(n.) The
commander
of a body of
detached
light
troops
engaged
in
making
forays
and
harassing
an
enemy.
Affected
::
Affected
(p. p. & a.)
Inclined;
disposed;
attached.
Knotted
::
Knotted
(a.)
Characterized
by
small,
detached
points,
chiefly
composed
of mica, less
decomposable
than the mass of the rock, and
forming
knots in
relief
on the
weathered
surface;
as,
knotted
rocks..
Bastion
::
Bastion
(n.) A work
projecting
outward
from the main
inclosure
of a
fortification,
consisting
of two faces and two
flanks,
and so
constructed
that it is able to
defend
by a
flanking
fire the
adjacent
curtain,
or wall which
extends
from one
bastion
to
another.
Two
adjacent
bastions
are
connected
by the
curtain,
which joins the flank of one with the
adjacent
flank of the
other.
The
distance
between
the
flanks
of a
bastion
is
called
the
gorge.
A
lunette
is a
detached
bastion.
See
Ravelin..
Respond
::
Respond
(n.) A half pier or
pillar
attached
to a wall to
support
an arch.
Grouser
::
Grouser
(n.) A
pointed
timber
attached
to a boat and
sliding
vertically,
to
thrust
into the
ground
as a means of
anchorage..
Lambrequin
::
Lambrequin
(n.) A kind of
pendent
scarf or
covering
attached
to the
helmet,
to
protect
it from wet or
heat..
Partisan
::
Partisan
(a.)
Serving
as a
partisan
in a
detached
command;
as, a
partisan
officer
or
corps..
Hoe
::
Hoe (n.) A tool
chiefly
for
digging
up
weeds,
and
arranging
the earth about
plants
in
fields
and
gardens.
It is made of a flat blade of iron or steel
having
an eye or tang by which it is
attached
to a
wooden
handle
at an acute
angle..
Debris
::
Debris
(n.)
Broken
and
detached
fragments,
taken
collectively;
especially,
fragments
detached
from a rock or
mountain,
and piled up at the
base..
Whipstaff
::
Whipstaff
(n.) A bar
attached
to the
tiller,
for
convenience
in
steering..
Bob
::
Bob (n.) A small piece of cork or light wood
attached
to a
fishing
line to show when a fish is
biting;
a
float.
Snaphance
::
Snaphance
(n.) A
spring
lock for
discharging
a
firearm;
also, the
firearm
to which it is
attached..
Chapel
::
Chapel
(n.) A choir of
singers,
or an
orchestra,
attached
to the court of a
prince
or
nobleman..
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