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Definition of turn
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 turn is as below...
Turn (v. i.) To move
round;
to have a
circular
motion;
to
revolve
entirely,
repeatedly,
or
partially;
to
change
position,
so as to face
differently;
to whirl or wheel
round;
as, a wheel turns on its axis; a
spindle
turns on a
pivot;
a man turns on his
heel..
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Hemitropous
::
Hemitropous
(a.)
Turned
half
round;
half
inverted.
Quail
::
Quail (n.) Any
gallinaceous
bird
belonging
to
Coturnix
and
several
allied
genera
of the Old
World,
especially
the
common
European
quail (C.
communis),
the rain quail (C.
Coromandelica)
of
India,
the
stubble
quail (C.
pectoralis),
and the
Australian
swamp quail
(Synoicus
australis)..
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To cause to move upon a
center,
or as if upon a
center;
to give
circular
motion
to; to cause to
revolve;
to cause to move
round,
either
partially,
wholly,
or
repeatedly;
to make to
change
position
so as to
present
other sides in given
directions;
to make to face
otherwise;
as, to turn a wheel or a
spindle;
to turn the body or the
head..
Feathering
::
Feathering
(n.) The act of
turning
the blade of the oar, as it rises from the water in
rowing,
from a
vertical
to a
horizontal
position.
See To
feather
an oar, under
Feather,
v. t..
Disturn
::
Disturn
(v. t.) To turn
aside.
Turnsole
::
Turnsole
(a.) A
purple
dye
obtained
from the plant
turnsole.
See def. 1 (d).
Reflux
::
Reflux
(n.) A
flowing
back, as the
return
of a
fluid;
ebb;
reaction;
as, the flux and
reflux
of the
tides..
Strainable
::
Strain
(n.) Turn;
tendency;
inborn
disposition.
Cf. 1st
Strain.
Left
::
Left (n.) That part of
surrounding
space
toward
which the left side of one's body is
turned;
as, the house is on the left when you face
North..
Cheve
::
Cheve (v. i.) To come to an
issue;
to turn out; to
succeed;
as, to cheve well in a
enterprise..
Wimble
::
Wimble
(n.) An
instrument
for
boring
holes,
turned
by a
handle..
Siding
::
Siding
(n.) A side
track,
as a
railroad;
a
turnout..
Revolve
::
Revolve
(v. t.)
Hence,
to turn over and over in the mind; to
reflect
repeatedly
upon; to
consider
all
aspects
of..
Subvert
::
Subvert
(v. t.) To
overturn
from the
foundation;
to
overthrow;
to ruin
utterly.
Inboard
::
Inboard
(a. & adv.) From
without
inward;
toward
the
inside;
as, the
inboard
stroke
of a steam
engine
piston,
the
inward
or
return
stroke..
Tumble
::
Tumble
(v. t.) To turn over; to turn or throw
about,
as for
examination
or
search;
to roll or move in a
rough,
coarse,
or
unceremonious
manner;
to throw down or
headlong;
to
precipitate;
--
sometimes
with over,
about,
etc.; as, to
tumble
books or
papers..
Mandrel
::
Mandrel
(n.) The live
spindle
of a
turning
lathe;
the
revolving
arbor of a
circular
saw. It is
usually
driven
by a
pulley.
Pitch
::
Pitch (n.) The
length,
measured
along the axis, of a
complete
turn of the
thread
of a
screw,
or of the
helical
lines of the
blades
of a screw
propeller..
Incline
::
Incline
(v. t.) To
impart
a
tendency
or
propensity
to, as to the will or
affections;
to turn; to
dispose;
to
influence..
Pluto
::
Pluto (n.) The son of
Saturn
and Rhea,
brother
of
Jupiter
and
Neptune;
the dark and
gloomy
god of the Lower
World..
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