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Definition of tower
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 tower is as below...
Tower (n.) A mass of
building
standing
alone and
insulated,
usually
higher
than its
diameter,
but when of great size not
always
of that
proportion..
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Campanile
::
Campanile
(n.) A bell
tower,
esp. one built
separate
from a
church..
Towered
::
towered
(imp. & p. p.) of Towe.
Mount
::
Mount (n.) To rise on high; to go up; to be
upraised
or
uplifted;
to tower
aloft;
to
ascend;
-- often with up.
Water Tower
::
Water tower () A large metal pipe made to be
extended
vertically
by
sections,
and used for
discharging
water upon
burning
buildings..
Steeplechasing
::
Steeple
(n.) A
spire;
also, the tower and spire taken
together;
the whole of a
structure
if the roof is of spire form. See
Spire..
Starling
::
Starling
(n.) Any
passerine
bird
belonging
to
Sturnus
and
allied
genera.
The
European
starling
(Sturnus
vulgaris)
is dark brown or
greenish
black,
with a
metallic
gloss,
and
spotted
with
yellowish
white.
It is a
sociable
bird, and
builds
about
houses,
old
towers,
etc.
Called
also
stare,
and
starred.
The pied
starling
of India is
Sternopastor
contra..
Tower
::
Tower (n.) A
citadel;
a
fortress;
hence,
a
defense..
Disposer
::
Disposer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
disposes;
a
regulator;
a
director;
a
bestower..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To tower up; to be
heaved
up; as, the Alps rise far above the sea..
Squinsy
::
Squinch
(n.) A small arch
thrown
across
the
corner
of a
square
room to
support
a
superimposed
mass, as where an
octagonal
spire or drum rests upon a
square
tower;
--
called
also
sconce,
and
sconcheon..
Stony
::
Stony
(superl.)
Of or
pertaining
to
stone,
consisting
of, or
abounding
in, stone or
stones;
resembling
stone;
hard; as, a stony
tower;
a stony cave; stony
ground;
a stony
crust..
Pagoda
::
Pagoda
(n.) A term by which
Europeans
designate
religious
temples
and
tower-like
buildings
of the
Hindoos
and
Buddhists
of
India,
Farther
India,
China,
and
Japan,
--
usually
but not
always,
devoted
to idol
worship..
High
::
High
(superl.)
Elevated
above any
starting
point of
measurement,
as a line, or
surface;
having
altitude;
lifted
up;
raised
or
extended
in the
direction
of the
zenith;
lofty;
tall; as, a high
mountain,
tower,
tree; the sun is
high..
Peel
::
Peel (n.) A small
tower,
fort, or
castle;
a
keep..
Tower
::
Tower (n.) A
structure
appended
to a
larger
edifice
for a
special
purpose,
as for a
belfry,
and then
usually
high in
proportion
to its width and to the
height
of the rest of the
edifice;
as, a
church
tower..
Overtower
::
Overtower
(v. t.) To tower over or
above.
Minaret
::
Minaret
(n.) A
slender,
lofty tower
attached
to a
mosque
and
surrounded
by one or more
projecting
balconies,
from which the
summon
to
prayer
is cried by the
muezzin..
Curtain
::
Curtain
(n.) That part of a wall of a
building
which is
between
two
pavilions,
towers,
etc..
Lighthouse
::
Lighthouse
(n.) A tower or other
building
with a
powerful
light at top,
erected
at the
entrance
of a port, or at some
important
point on a
coast,
to serve as a guide to
mariners
at
night;
a
pharos..
Babel
::
Babel (n.) The city and tower in the land of
Shinar,
where the
confusion
of
languages
took
place..
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