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Definition of ton
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ton is as below...
Ton (n.) Forty cubic feet of
space,
being the unit of
measurement
of the
burden,
or
carrying
capacity,
of a
vessel;
as a
vessel
of 300 tons
burden..
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Logan
::
Logan (n.) A
rocking
or
balanced
stone.
Byssus
::
Byssus
(n.) A cloth of
exceedingly
fine
texture,
used by the
ancients.
It is
disputed
whether
it was of
cotton,
linen,
or
silk..
Valerone
::
Valerone
(n.) A
ketone
of
valeric
acid
obtained
as an oily
liquid.
Skeleton
::
Skeleton
(n.) The
framework
of
anything;
the
principal
parts that
support
the rest, but
without
the
appendages..
Amoret
::
Amoret
(n.) An
amorous
girl or
woman;
a
wanton.
V
::
V () V, the
twenty-second
letter
of the
English
alphabet,
is a vocal
consonant.
V and U are only
varieties
of the same
character,
U being the
cursive
form, while V is
better
adapted
for
engraving,
as in
stone.
The two
letters
were
formerly
used
indiscriminately,
and till a
comparatively
recent
date words
containing
them were often
classed
together
in
dictionaries
and other books of
reference
(see U). The
letter
V is from the Latin
alphabet,
where it was used both as a
consonant
(about
like Engli
Sneezing
::
Sneezing
(n.) The act of
violently
forcing
air out
through
the nasal
passages
while the
cavity
of the mouth is shut off from the
pharynx
by the
approximation
of the soft
palate
and the base of the
tongue.
Re
::
Re () A
syllable
applied
in
solmization
to the
second
tone of the
diatonic
scale of C; in the
American
system,
to the
second
tone of any
diatonic
scale..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To be
lifted,
or to admit of being
lifted,
from the
imposing
stone
without
dropping
any of the type; -- said of a
form..
Steen
::
Steen (n.) A
vessel
of clay or
stone.
Lumachella
::
Lumachella
(n.) A
grayish
brown
limestone,
containing
fossil
shells,
which
reflect
a
beautiful
play of
colors.
It is also
called
fire
marble,
from its fiery
reflections..
Otolite
::
Otolite
(n.) One of the small bones or
particles
of
calcareous
or other hard
substance
in the
internal
ear of
vertebrates,
and in the
auditory
organs
of many
invertebrates;
an ear
stone.
Collectively,
the
otoliths
are
called
ear sand and
otoconite..
Romanic
::
Romanic
(n.)
Related
to the Roman
people
by
descent;
-- said
especially
of races and
nations
speaking
any of the
Romanic
tongues.
Petrary
::
Petrary
(n.) An
ancient
war
engine
for
hurling
stones.
Long-tongued
::
Long-tongued
(a.)
Having
a long
tongue.
Visceroskeletal
::
Visceroskeletal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
framework,
or
skeleton,
or
skeleton,
of the
viscera;
as, the
visceroskeletal
system
of
muscles..
Yellowlegs
::
Yellowlegs
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
long-legged
sandpipers
of the genus
Totanus,
in which the legs are
bright
yellow;
--
called
also stone
snipe,
tattler,
telltale,
yellowshanks;
and
yellowshins.
See
Tattler,
2..
Willow
::
Willow
(v. t.) To open and
cleanse,
as
cotton,
flax, or wool, by means of a
willow.
See
Willow,
n., 2..
F
::
F (v. t.) The name of the
fourth
tone of the model
scale,
or scale of C. F sharp (F /) is a tone
intermediate
between
F and G..
Strangely
::
Strange
(v. i.) To
wonder;
to be
astonished.
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