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Definition of tub
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 tub is as below...
Tub (n.) Any
structure
shaped
like a tub: as, a
certain
old form of
pulpit;
a
short,
broad boat, etc., -- often used
jocosely
or
opprobriously..
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Rowen
::
Rowen (n.) A
stubble
field left
unplowed
till late in the
autumn,
that it may be
cropped
by
cattle..
Tube-nosed
::
Tube-nosed
(a.)
Having
the
nostrils
prolonged
in the form of horny tubes along the sides of the beak; -- said of
certain
sea
birds.
Scrofula
::
Scrofula
(n.) A
constitutional
disease,
generally
hereditary,
especially
manifested
by
chronic
enlargement
and
cheesy
degeneration
of the
lymphatic
glands,
particularly
those of the neck, and
marked
by a
tendency
to the
development
of
chronic
intractable
inflammations
of the skin,
mucous
membrane,
bones,
joints,
and other
parts,
and by a
diminution
in the power of
resistance
to
disease
or
injury
and the
capacity
for
recovery.
Scrofula
is now
generally
held to be
tuberculous
in
character,
and may
Boletus
::
Boletus
(n.) A genus of fungi
having
the under side of the
pileus
or cap
composed
of a
multitude
of fine
separate
tubes.
A few are
edible,
and
others
very
poisonous..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n.) A
graduated
cup, tube, or
flask;
a
measuring
glass used by
apothecaries
and
chemists.
See under
Graduated..
Abdominous
::
Abdominous
(a.)
Having
a
protuberant
belly;
pot-bellied.
Tubicolae
::
Tubicolae
(n. pl.) A
division
of
annelids
including
those which
construct,
and
habitually
live in,
tubes.
The head or
anterior
segments
usually
bear gills and
cirri.
Called
also
Sedentaria,
and
Capitibranchiata.
See
Serpula,
and
Sabella..
Fimbriate
::
Fimbriate
(a.)
Having
the edge or
extremity
bordered
by
filiform
processes
thicker
than
hairs;
fringed;
as, the
fimbriate
petals
of the pink; the
fimbriate
end of the
Fallopian
tube..
Cowish
::
Cowish
(n.) An
umbelliferous
plant
(Peucedanum
Cous) with
edible
tuberous
roots,
found in
Oregon..
Pavilion
::
Pavilion
(n.) The
auricle
of the ear; also, the
fimbriated
extremity
of the
Fallopian
tube..
Hypocraterimorphous
::
Hypocraterimorphous
(a.)
Salver-shaped;
having
a
slender
tube,
expanding
suddenly
above into a
bowl-shaped
or
spreading
border,
as in the
blossom
of the phlox and the
lilac..
Willful
::
Willful
(a.)
Governed
by the will
without
yielding
to
reason;
obstinate;
perverse;
inflexible;
stubborn;
refractory;
as, a
willful
man or
horse..
Stubby
::
Stubby
(a.)
Abounding
with
stubs.
Spile
::
Spile (n.) A small tube or spout
inserted
in a tree for
conducting
sap, as from a sugar
maple..
Filipendulous
::
Filipendulous
(a.)
Suspended
by, or
strung
upon, a
thread;
-- said of
tuberous
swellings
in the
middle
or at the
extremities
of
slender,
threadlike
rootlets..
Tubing
::
Tubing
(n.) The act of
making
tubes.
Lieberkuhn''s Glands
::
Lieberkuhn's
glands
() The
simple
tubular
glands
of the small
intestines;
--
called
also
crypts
of
Lieberkuhn.
Hockle
::
Hockle
(v. t.) To mow, as
stubble..
Tube
::
Tube (n.) A
hollow
cylinder,
of any
material,
used for the
conveyance
of
fluids,
and for
various
other
purposes;
a
pipe..
Fistularia
::
Fistularia
(n.) A genus of
fishes,
having
the head
prolonged
into a tube, with the mouth at the
extremity..
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