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Definition of team
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Team (n.) A group of young
animals,
especially
of young
ducks;
a
brood;
a
litter..
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Scale
::
Scale (n.) An
incrustation
deposit
on the
inside
of a
vessel
in which water is
heated,
as a steam
boiler..
Wood
::
Wood (v. t.) To
supply
with wood, or get
supplies
of wood for; as, to wood a
steamboat
or a
locomotive..
Radiator
::
Radiator
(n.) That which
radiates
or emits rays,
whether
of light or heat;
especially,
that part of a
heating
apparatus
from which the heat is
radiated
or
diffused;
as, a steam
radiator..
Cleading
::
Cleading
(n.) A
jacket
or outer
covering
of wood, etc., to
prevent
radiation
of heat, as from the
boiler,
cylinder.
etc., of a steam
engine..
Pulsometer
::
Pulsometer
(n.) A
device,
with
valves,
for
raising
water by
steam,
partly
by
atmospheric
pressure,
and
partly
by the
direct
action
of the steam on the
water,
without
the
intervention
of a
piston;
-- also
called
vacuum
pump..
Load
::
Load (v.) The work done by a steam
engine
or other prime mover when
working.
Backwater
::
Backwater
(n.) Water
thrown
back by the
turning
of a
waterwheel,
or by the
paddle
wheels
of a
steamer..
Cutter
::
Cutter
(n.) A small armed
vessel,
usually
a
steamer,
in the
revenue
marine
service;
-- also
called
revenue
cutter..
Regulate
::
Regulate
(v. t.) To
adjust,
or
maintain,
with
respect
to a
desired
rate,
degree,
or
condition;
as, to
regulate
the
temperature
of a room, the
pressure
of
steam,
the speed of a
machine,
etc..
Motor
::
Motor (n.) A prime
mover;
a
machine
by means of which a
source
of
power,
as
steam,
moving
water,
electricity,
etc., is made
available
for doing
mechanical
work..
Lantern
::
Lantern
(n.) A kind of cage
inserted
in a
stuffing
box and
surrounding
a
piston
rod, to
separate
the
packing
into two parts and form a
chamber
between
for the
reception
of
steam,
etc. ; --
called
also
lantern
brass..
Roustabout
::
Roustabout
(n.) A
laborer,
especially
a deck hand, on a river
steamboat,
who moves the
cargo,
loads and
unloads
wood, and the like; in an
opprobrious
sense,
a
shiftless
vagrant
who lives by
chance
jobs..
Steam
::
Steam (n.) The mist
formed
by
condensed
vapor;
visible
vapor;
-- so
called
in
popular
usage.
Steamer
::
Steam
engine
() An
engine
moved by
steam.
Team
::
Team (n.) A
royalty
or
privilege
granted
by royal
charter
to a lord of a
manor,
of
having,
keeping,
and
judging
in his
court,
his
bondmen,
neifes,
and
villains,
and their
offspring,
or suit, that is, goods and
chattels,
and
appurtenances
thereto..
Team
::
Team (n.) A flock of wild
ducks.
Port
::
Port (n.) A
passageway
in a
machine,
through
which a
fluid,
as
steam,
water,
etc., may pass, as from a valve to the
interior
of the
cylinder
of a steam
engine;
an
opening
in a valve seat, or valve
face..
Smokestack
::
Smokestack
(n.) A
chimney;
esp., a pipe
serving
as a
chimney,
as the pipe which
carries
off the smoke of a
locomotive,
the
funnel
of a steam
vessel,
etc..
Exhaust
::
Exhaust
(n.) The steam let out of a
cylinder
after it has done its work
there.
Bore
::
Bore (v. t.) To form or
enlarge
by means of a
boring
instrument
or
apparatus;
as, to bore a steam
cylinder
or a gun
barrel;
to bore a
hole..
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