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Definition of vessel
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 vessel is as below...
Vessel
(n.) Any tube or canal in which the blood or other
fluids
are
contained,
secreted,
or
circulated,
as the
arteries,
veins,
lymphatics,
etc..
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Repousse
::
Repousse
(a.)
Ornamented
with
patterns
in
relief
made by
pressing
or
hammering
on the
reverse
side; -- said of thin
metal,
or of a
vessel
made of thin
metal..
Shot
::
Shot (n.) The
flight
of a
missile,
or the
distance
which it is, or can be,
thrown;
as, the
vessel
was
distant
more than a
cannon
shot..
Beakhead
::
Beakhead
(n.) A small
platform
at the fore part of the upper deck of a
vessel,
which
contains
the water
closets
of the
crew..
Transvasate
::
Transvasate
(v. t.) To pour out of one
vessel
into
another.
Angiology
::
Angiology
(n.) That part of
anatomy
which
treats
of blood
vessels
and
lymphatics.
Pilentum
::
Pilentum
(n.) An easy
chariot
or
carriage,
used by Roman
ladies,
and in which the
vessels,
etc., for
sacred
rites were
carried..
Liner
::
Liner (n.) A
vessel
belonging
to a
regular
line of
packets;
also, a
line-of-battle
ship; a ship of the
line..
Basket
::
Basket
(n.) A
vessel
made of
osiers
or other
twigs,
cane,
rushes,
splints,
or other
flexible
material,
interwoven..
Poonga Oil
::
Poonga
oil () A kind of oil used in India for
lamps,
and for
boiling
with
dammar
for
pitching
vessels.
It is
pressed
from the seeds of a
leguminous
tree
(Pongamia
glabra)..
Seaboat
::
Seaboat
() A boat or
vessel
adapted
to the open sea;
hence,
a
vessel
considered
with
reference
to her power of
resisting
a
storm,
or
maintaining
herself
in a heavy sea; as, a good sea
boat..
Staithman
::
Staith
(n.) A
landing
place;
an
elevated
staging
upon a wharf for
discharging
coal, etc., as from
railway
cars, into
vessels..
Intrafusion
::
Intrafusion
(n.) The act of
pouring
into a
vessel;
specif.
(Med.),
the
operation
of
introducing
a
substance
into a blood
vessel;
as,
intrafusion
of
blood..
Bowsprit
::
Bowsprit
(n.) A large boom or spar, which
projects
over the stem of a ship or other
vessel,
to carry sail
forward..
Warp
::
Warp (v.) A rope used in
hauling
or
moving
a
vessel,
usually
with one end
attached
to an
anchor,
a post, or other fixed
object;
a
towing
line; a
warping
hawser..
Landlock
::
Landlock
(v. t.) To
inclose,
or
nearly
inclose,
as a
harbor
or a
vessel,
with
land..
Underback
::
Underback
(n.) A
vessel
which
receives
the wort as it flows from the
mashing
tub.
Hypothecation
::
Hypothecation
(n.) A
contract
whereby,
in
consideration
of money
advanced
for the
necessities
of the ship, the
vessel,
freight,
or cargo is made
liable
for its
repayment,
provided
the ship
arrives
in
safety.
It is
usually
effected
by a
bottomry
bond. See
Bottomry..
Knuckle
::
Knuckle
(n.) A
convex
portion
of a
vessel's
figure
where a
sudden
change
of shape
occurs,
as in a canal boat, where a
nearly
vertical
side joins a
nearly
flat
bottom..
Capture
::
Capture
(n.) The act of
seizing
by
force,
or
getting
possession
of by
superior
power or by
stratagem;
as, the
capture
of an
enemy,
a
vessel,
or a
criminal..
Meaking
::
Meaking
(n.) The
process
of
picking
out the oakum from the seams of a
vessel
which is to be
recalked.
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