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Definition of vein
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 vein is as below...
Vein (n.)
Peculiar
temper
or
temperament;
tendency
or turn of mind; a
particular
disposition
or cast of
genius;
humor;
strain;
quality;
also,
manner
of
speech
or
action;
as, a rich vein of
humor;
a
satirical
vein..
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Yam
::
Yam (n.) A
large,
esculent,
farinaceous
tuber of
various
climbing
plants
of the genus
Dioscorea;
also, the
plants
themselves.
Mostly
natives
of warm
climates.
The
plants
have
netted-veined,
petioled
leaves,
and pods with three broad
wings.
The
commonest
species
is D.
sativa,
but
several
others
are
cultivated..
Jugular
::
"Jugular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
throat
or neck; as, the
jugular
vein..
Facial
::
Facial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the face; as, the
facial
artery,
vein, or
nerve..
Nervation
::
Nervation
(n.) The
arrangement
of
nerves
and
veins,
especially
those of
leaves;
neuration..
Mahogany
::
Mahogany
(n.) The wood of the
Swietenia
Mahogoni.
It is of a
reddish
brown
color,
beautifully
veined,
very hard, and
susceptible
of a fine
polish.
It is used in the
manufacture
of
furniture..
Costeaning
::
Costeaning
(n.) The
process
by which
miners
seek to
discover
metallic
lodes.
It
consist
in
sinking
small pits
through
the
superficial
deposits
to the solid rock, and then
driving
from one pit to
another
across
the
direction
of the vein, in such
manner
as to cross all the veins
between
the two
pits..
Gouge
::
Gouge (n.) Soft
material
lying
between
the wall of a vein aud the solid vein.
Dichotomy
::
Dichotomy
(n.) The place where a stem or vein is
forked.
Veinal
::
Veinal
(a.)
Pertaining
to
veins;
venous.
Cloud
::
Cloud (v. t.) To mark with, or
darken
in, veins or
sports;
to
variegate
with
colors;
as, to cloud
yarn..
Vein
::
Vein (n.) A
streak
or wave of
different
color,
appearing
in wood, and in
marble
and other
stones;
variegation..
Phlebogram
::
Phlebogram
(n.) A
tracing
(with the
sphygmograph)
of the
movements
of a vein, or of the
venous
pulse..
Vascular
::
Vascular
(a.)
Operating
by means of, or made up of an
arrangement
of,
vessels;
as, the
vascular
system
in
animals,
including
the
arteries,
veins,
capillaries,
lacteals,
etc..
Nerved
::
Nerved
(a.)
Having
nerves,
or
simple
and
parallel
ribs or
veins..
Rugose
::
Rugose
(a.)
Wrinkled;
full of
wrinkles;
specifically
(Bot.),
having
the
veinlets
sunken
and the
spaces
between
them
elevated,
as the
leaves
of the sage and
horehound..
Roke
::
Roke (n.) A vein of ore.
Syringe
::
Syringe
(v. t.) To
inject
by means of a
syringe;
as, to
syringe
warm water into a
vein..
Random
::
Random
(n.) The
direction
of a
rake-vein.
Endogen
::
Endogen
(n.) A plant which
increases
in size by
internal
growth
and
elongation
at the
summit,
having
the wood in the form of
bundles
or
threads,
irregularly
distributed
throughout
the whole
diameter,
not
forming
annual
layers,
and with no
distinct
pith. The
leaves
of the
endogens
have,
usually,
parallel
veins,
their
flowers
are
mostly
in
three,
or some
multiple
of
three,
parts,
and their
embryos
have but a
single
cotyledon,
with the first
leaves
alternate.
The
endogens
constitute
one of the grea
Interveined
::
Interveined
(a.)
Intersected,
as with
veins..
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