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Definition of wheel
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 wheel is as below...
Wheel (v. i.) To
change
direction,
as if
revolving
upon an axis or
pivot;
to turn; as, the
troops
wheeled
to the
right..
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Rail
::
Rail (n.) A bar of steel or iron,
forming
part of the track on which the
wheels
roll. It is
usually
shaped
with
reference
to
vertical
strength,
and is held in place by
chairs,
splices,
etc..
Strake
::
Strake
(n.) An iron band by which the
fellies
of a wheel are
secured
to each
other,
being not
continuous,
as the tire is, but made up of
separate
pieces..
Trundle
::
Trundle
(v. i.) A lind of
low-wheeled
cart; a
truck.
Ratchet
::
Ratchet
(n.) A
mechanism
composed
of a
ratchet
wheel,
or
ratch,
and pawl. See
Ratchet
wheel,
below,
and 2d
Ratch..
Run
::
Run (a.) To turn, as a
wheel;
to
revolve
on an axis or
pivot;
as, a wheel runs
swiftly
round..
Gharry
::
Gharry
(n.) Any
wheeled
cart or
carriage.
Equirotal
::
Equirotal
(a.)
Having
wheels
of the same size or
diameter;
having
equal
rotation.
Beam
::
Beam (n.) A heavy iron lever
having
an
oscillating
motion
on a
central
axis, one end of which is
connected
with the
piston
rod from which it
receives
motion,
and the other with the crank of the wheel
shaft;
--
called
also
working
beam or
walking
beam..
Rotate
::
Rotate
(a.)
Having
the parts
spreading
out like a
wheel;
wheel-shaped;
as, a
rotate
spicule
or
scale;
a
rotate
corolla,
i.e., a
monopetalous
corolla
with a
flattish
border,
and no tube or a very short one..
Flyer
::
Flyer (n.) The fan wheel that
rotates
the cap of a
windmill
as the wind
veers.
Birr
::
Birr (n.) A
whirring
sound,
as of a
spinning
wheel..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) The
motion
of the
center
of
resistance
of the float of a
paddle
wheel,
or the blade of an oar,
through
the water
horozontally,
or the
difference
between
a
vessel's
actual
speed and the speed which she would have if the
propelling
instrument
acted upon a
solid;
also, the
velocity,
relatively
to still
water,
of the
backward
current
of water
produced
by the
propeller..
Tram
::
Tram (n.) A
four-wheeled
truck
running
on
rails,
and used in a mine, as for
carrying
coal or ore..
Torture
::
Torture
(n.)
Especially,
severe
pain
inflicted
judicially,
either
as
punishment
for a
crime,
or for the
purpose
of
extorting
a
confession
from an
accused
person,
as by water or fire, by the boot or
thumbkin,
or by the rack or
wheel..
Rung
::
Rung (n.) One of the
radial
handles
projecting
from the rim of a
steering
wheel;
also, one of the pins or
trundles
of a
lantern
wheel..
Trundlehead
::
Trundlehead
(n.) One of the disks
forming
the ends of a
lantern
wheel or
pinion.
Water Wheel
::
Water wheel () Any wheel for
propelling
machinery
or for other
purposes,
that is made to
rotate
by the
direct
action
of
water;
--
called
an
overshot
wheel when the water is
applied
at the top, an
undershot
wheel when at the
bottom,
a
breast
wheel when at an
intermediate
point;
other forms are
called
reaction
wheel,
vortex
wheel,
turbine
wheel,
etc..
Spurned
::
Spurling-line
(n.) The line which forms the
communication
between
the
steering
wheel and the
telltale.
Ratch
::
Ratch (n.) A
ratchet
wheel,
or
notched
bar, with which a pawl or click
works..
Hansom Cab
::
Hansom
cab () A
light,
low,
two-wheeled
covered
carriage
with the
driver's
seat
elevated
behind,
the reins being
passed
over the top..
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