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Definition of trace
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 trace is as below...
Trace (n.) One of two
straps,
chains,
or ropes of a
harness,
extending
from the
collar
or
breastplate
to a
whiffletree
attached
to a
vehicle
or thing to be
drawn;
a tug..
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Swinish
::
Swingtree
(n.) The bar of a
carriage
to which the
traces
are
fastened;
the
whiffletree.
Vestige
::
Vestige
(n.) The mark of the foot left on the
earth;
a track or
footstep;
a
trace;
a sign;
hence,
a faint mark or
visible
sign left by
something
which is lost, or has
perished,
or is no
longer
present;
remains;
as, the
vestiges
of
ancient
magnificence
in
Palmyra;
vestiges
of
former
population..
Graphite
::
Graphite
(n.)
Native
carbon
in
hexagonal
crystals,
also
foliated
or
granular
massive,
of black color and
metallic
luster,
and so soft as to leave a trace on
paper.
It is used for
pencils
(improperly
called
lead
pencils),
for
crucibles,
and as a
lubricator,
etc. Often
called
plumbago
or black
lead..
Draw
::
Draw (v. t.) To trace by
scent;
to
track;
-- a
hunting
term.
Greensand
::
Greensand
(n.) A
variety
of
sandstone,
usually
imperfectly
consolidated,
consisting
largely
of
glauconite,
a
silicate
of iron and
potash
of a green
color,
mixed with sand and a trace of
phosphate
of
lime..
Involute
::
Involute
(n.) A curve
traced
by the end of a
string
wound upon
another
curve,
or
unwound
from it; --
called
also
evolvent.
See
Evolute..
Agnate
::
Agnate
(n.) A
relative
whose
relationship
can be
traced
exclusively
through
males.
Retrace
::
Retrace
(v. t.) To go back, in or over (a
previous
course);
to go over again in a
reverse
direction;
as, to
retrace
one's
steps;
to
retrace
one's
proceedings..
Sponge
::
Sponge
(v. t.) To wipe out with a
sponge,
as
letters
or
writing;
to
efface;
to
destroy
all trace of..
Radiant
::
Radiant
(n.) The point in the
heavens
at which the
apparent
paths of
shooting
stars meet, when
traced
backward,
or
whence
they
appear
to
radiate..
Mark
::
Mark (v. t.) To leave a
trace,
scratch,
scar, or other mark, upon, or any
evidence
of
action;
as, a
pencil
marks
paper;
his
hobnails
marked
the
floor..
Hypotrochoid
::
Hypotrochoid
(n.) A
curve,
traced
by a point in the
radius,
or
radius
produced,
of a
circle
which rolls upon the
concave
side of a fixed
circle.
See
Hypocycloid,
Epicycloid,
and
Trochoid..
Sauterelle
::
Sauterelle
(n.) An
instrument
used by
masons
and
others
to trace and form
angles.
Flamboyant
::
Flamboyant
(a.)
Characterized
by
waving
or
flamelike
curves,
as in the
tracery
of
windows,
etc.; -- said of the later (15th
century)
French
Gothic
style..
Genealogist
::
Genealogist
(n.) One who
traces
genealogies
or the
descent
of
persons
or
families.
Bovey Coal
::
Bovey coal () A kind of
mineral
coal, or brown
lignite,
burning
with a weak
flame,
and
generally
a
disagreeable
odor; -- found at Bovey
Tracey,
Devonshire,
England.
It is of
geological
age of the
oolite,
and not of the true coal era..
Irretraceable
::
Irretraceable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
retraced;
not
retraceable.
Affiliate
::
Affiliate
(v. t.) To
connect
in the way of
descent;
to trace
origin
to.
Hame
::
Hame (n.) One of the two
curved
pieces
of wood or
metal,
in the
harness
of a
draught
horse,
to which the
traces
are
fastened.
They are
fitted
upon the
collar,
or have pads
fitting
the
horse's
neck
attached
to
them..
Mark
::
Mark (n.) An
evidence
of
presence,
agency,
or
influence;
a
significative
token;
a
symptom;
a
trace;
specifically,
a
permanent
impression
of one's
activity
or
character..
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