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Definition of wire
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Wire (v. t.) To send (a
message)
by
telegraph.
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Drawplate
::
Drawplate
(n.) A
hardened
steel plate
having
a hole, or a
gradation
of
conical
holes,
through
which wires are drawn to be
reduced
and
elongated..
Pianoforte
::
Pianoforte
(a.) A
well-known
musical
instrument
somewhat
resembling
the
harpsichord,
and
consisting
of a
series
of wires of
graduated
length,
thickness,
and
tension,
struck
by
hammers
moved by
keys..
Wireworm
::
Wireworm
(n.) A
galleyworm.
Knout
::
Knout (n.) A kind of whip for
flogging
criminals,
formerly
much used in
Russia.
The last is a
tapering
bundle
of
leather
thongs
twisted
with wire and
hardened,
so that it
mangles
the
flesh..
Network
::
Network
(n.) A
fabric
of
threads,
cords,
or wires
crossing
each other at
certain
intervals,
and
knotted
or
secured
at the
crossings,
thus
leaving
spaces
or
meshes
between
them..
Scratchbrush
::
Scratchbrush
(n.) A stiff wire brush for
cleaning
iron
castings
and other
metal.
Riddle
::
Riddle
(n.) A board
having
a row of pins, set
zigzag,
between
which wire is drawn to
straighten
it..
Shifter
::
Shifter
(n.) A wire for
changing
a loop from one
needle
to
another,
as in
narrowing,
etc..
Gimp
::
Gimp (n.) A
narrow
ornamental
fabric
of silk,
woolen,
or
cotton,
often with a
metallic
wire, or
sometimes
a
coarse
cord,
running
through
it; -- used as
trimming
for
dresses,
furniture,
etc..
Riddle
::
Riddle
(n.) A sieve with
coarse
meshes,
usually
of wire, for
separating
coarser
materials
from
finer,
as chaff from
grain,
cinders
from
ashes,
or
gravel
from
sand..
Twire
::
Twire (v. i.) To peep; to
glance
obliquely;
to leer.
Wiredraw
::
Wiredraw
(v. t.) To pass, or to draw off, (as
steam)
through
narrow
ports,
or the like, thus
reducing
its
pressure
or force by
friction..
Aphlogistic
::
Aphlogistic
(a.)
Flameless;
as, an
aphlogistic
lamp, in which a coil of wire is kept in a state of
continued
ignition
by
alcohol,
without
flame..
Griff
::
Griff (n.) An
arrangement
of
parallel
bars for
lifting
the
hooked
wires which raise the warp
threads
in a loom for
weaving
figured
goods.
Ductile
::
Ductile
(a.)
Capable
of being
elongated
or drawn out, as into wire or
threads..
Bullion
::
Bullion
(n.) Heavy
twisted
fringe,
made of fine gold or
silver
wire and used for
epaulets;
also, any heavy
twisted
fringe
whose cords are
prominent..
Wiredrew
::
Wiredrew
(imp.)
of
Wiredra.
Filigree
::
Filigree
(n.)
Ornamental
work,
formerly
with
grains
or
breads,
but now
composed
of fine wire and used
chiefly
in
decorating
gold and
silver
to which the wire is
soldered,
being
arranged
in
designs
frequently
of a
delicate
and
intricate
arabesque
pattern..
Line
::
Line (n.) The wire
connecting
one
telegraphic
station
with
another,
or the whole of a
system
of
telegraph
wires under one
management
and
name..
Sieve
::
Sieve (n.) A
utensil
for
separating
the finer and
coarser
parts of a
pulverized
or
granulated
substance
from each
other.
It
consist
of a
vessel,
usually
shallow,
with the
bottom
perforated,
or made of hair, wire, or the like, woven in
meshes..
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