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Definition of top
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Top (v. i.) To rise
aloft;
to be
eminent;
to
tower;
as, lofty
ridges
and
topping
mountains..
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Shed
::
Shed (n.) The
passageway
between
the
threads
of the warp
through
which the
shuttle
is
thrown,
having
a
sloping
top and
bottom
made by
raising
and
lowering
the
alternate
threads..
Terminate
::
Terminate
(v. i.) To be
limited
in space by a
point,
line, or
surface;
to stop
short;
to end; to
cease;
as, the
torrid
zone
terminates
at the
tropics..
Bouser
::
Bouser
(n.) A
toper;
a
boozer.
Tophet
::
Tophet
(n.) A place lying east or
southeast
of
Jerusalem,
in the
valley
of
Hinnom..
Fluework
::
Fluework
(n.) A
general
name for organ stops in which the sound is
caused
by wind
passing
through
a flue or
fissure
and
striking
an edge
above;
-- in
distinction
from
reedwork.
Schooner
::
Schooner
(n.)
Originally,
a
small,
sharp-built
vessel,
with two masts and
fore-and-aft
rig.
Sometimes
it
carried
square
topsails
on one or both masts and was
called
a
topsail
schooner.
About 1840,
longer
vessels
with three
masts,
fore-and-aft
rigged,
came into use, and since that time
vessels
with four masts and even with six
masts,
so
rigged,
are
built.
Schooners
with more than two masts are
designated
three-masted
schooners,
four-masted
schooners,
etc. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Stopple
::
Stopping-out
(n.) A
method
adopted
in
etching,
to keep the acid from those parts which are
already
sufficiently
corroded,
by
applying
varnish
or other
covering
matter
with a
brush,
but
allowing
the acid to act on the other
parts..
Helmet
::
Helmet
(n.) A naked
shield
or
protuberance
on the top or fore part of the head of a bird.
Basta
::
Basta
(interj.)
Enough;
stop.
Cap
::
Cap (n.) The whole top of the head of a bird from the base of the bill to the nape of the neck.
Boggle
::
Boggle
(n.) To stop or
hesitate
as if
suddenly
frightened,
or in
doubt,
or
impeded
by
unforeseen
difficulties;
to take
alarm;
to
exhibit
hesitancy
and
indecision..
Davit
::
Davit (n.) A spar
formerly
used on board of
ships,
as a crane to hoist the
flukes
of the
anchor
to the top of the bow,
without
injuring
the sides of the ship; --
called
also the fish
davit..
Protopope
::
Protopope
(n.) One of the
clergy
of first rank in the lower order of
secular
clergy;
an
archpriest;
--
called
also
protopapas.
Menostasis
::
Menostasis
(n.)
Stoppage
of the
mences.
Quit
::
Quit (a.) To have done with; to cease from; to stop;
hence,
to
depart
from; to
leave;
to
forsake;
as, to quit work; to quit the
place;
to quit
jesting..
Summit
::
Summit
(n.) The top; the
highest
point.
Chock
::
Chock (v. t.) To stop or
fasten,
as with a
wedge,
or
block;
to
scotch;
as, to chock a wheel or
cask..
Protoplasmic
::
Protoplasmic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the first
formation
of
living
bodies.
Strook
::
Strontium
(n.) A
radioactive
isotope
of
strontium
produced
by
certain
nuclear
reactions,
and
constituting
one of the
prominent
harmful
components
of
radioactive
fallout
from
nuclear
explosions;
also
called
radiostrontium.
It has a
half-life
of 28
years..
Shaper
::
Shaper
(n.) A
machine
with a
vertically
revolving
cutter
projecting
above a flat table top, for
cutting
irregular
outlines,
moldings,
etc..
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