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Definition of unit
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Unit (n.) The least whole
number;
one.
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State
::
State (n.) Any body of men
united
by
profession,
or
constituting
a
community
of a
particular
character;
as, the civil and
ecclesiastical
states,
or the lords
spiritual
and
temporal
and the
commons,
in Great
Britain.
Cf.
Estate,
n., 6..
Dime
::
Dime (n.) A
silver
coin of the
United
States,
of the value of ten
cents;
the tenth of a
dollar..
Chipmunk
::
Chipmunk
(n.) A
squirrel-like
animal
of the genus
Tamias,
sometimes
called
the
striped
squirrel,
chipping
squirrel,
ground
squirrel,
hackee.
The
common
species
of the
United
States
is the
Tamias
striatus..
Eagle
::
Eagle (n.) A gold coin of the
United
States,
of the value of ten
dollars..
Foraminifera
::
Foraminifera
(n. pl.) An
extensive
order of
rhizopods
which
generally
have a
chambered
calcareous
shell
formed
by
several
united
zooids.
Many of them have
perforated
walls,
whence
the name. Some
species
are
covered
with sand. See
Rhizophoda..
Interjoin
::
Interjoin
(v. t.) To join
mutually;
to
unite.
Lieutenant
::
Lieutenant
(n.) A
commissioned
officer
in the
United
States
navy, in rank next below a
lieutenant
commander..
Eighteen
::
Eighteen
(n.) A
symbol
denoting
eighteen
units,
as 18 or
xviii..
Combine
::
Combine
(v. t.) To unite or join; to link
closely
together;
to bring into
harmonious
union;
to cause or unite so as to form a
homogeneous
substance,
as by
chemical
union..
Divalent
::
Divalent
(a.)
Having
two units of
combining
power;
bivalent.
Cf.
Valence.
Saddlebags
::
Saddlebags
(n. pl.) Bags,
usually
of
leather,
united
by
straps
or a band,
formerly
much used by
horseback
riders
to carry small
articles,
one bag
hanging
on each
side..
Broken
::
Broken
(v. t.)
Fractured;
cracked;
disunited;
sundered;
strained;
apart;
as, a
broken
reed;
broken
friendship..
Consolidate
::
Consolidate
(v. t.) To unite by means of
applications,
as the parts of a
broken
bone, or the lips of a
wound..
Grama Grass
::
Grama grass () The name of
several
kinds of
pasture
grasses
found in the
Western
United
States,
esp. the
Bouteloua
oligostachya..
Advantage
::
Advantage
(n.) Any
condition,
circumstance,
opportunity,
or
means,
particularly
favorable
to
success,
or to any
desired
end;
benefit;
as, the enemy had the
advantage
of a more
elevated
position..
Nitrol
::
Nitrol
(n.) Any one of a
series
of
hydrocarbons
containing
the nitro and the
nitroso
or
isonitroso
group
united
to the same
carbon
atom.
Job
::
"Job (n.) A
situation
or
opportunity
of work; as, he lost his job..
Knit
::
Knit (v. i.) To be
united
closely;
to grow
together;
as,
broken
bones will in time knit and
become
sound..
Forty
::
Forty (n.) A
symbol
expressing
forty
units;
as, 40, or xl..
Horse Power
::
Horse power () A unit of
power,
used in
stating
the power
required
to drive
machinery,
and in
estimating
the
capabilities
of
animals
or steam
engines
and other prime
movers
for doing work. It is the power
required
for the
performance
of work at the rate of
33,000
English
units of work per
minute;
hence,
it is the power that must be
exerted
in
lifting
33,000
pounds
at the rate of one foot per
minute,
or 550
pounds
at the rate of one foot per
second,
or 55
pounds
at the rate of ten feet per
second
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