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Definition of work
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 work is as below...
Work (v. t.) To set in
motion
or
action;
to
direct
the
action
of; to keep at work; to
govern;
to
manage;
as, to work a
machine..
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International
::
International
(n.) The
International;
an
abbreviated
from of the title of the
International
Workingmen's
Association,
the name of an
association,
formed
in
London
in 1864, which has for
object
the
promotion
of the
interests
of the
industrial
classes
of all
nations..
Lock Stitch
::
Lock
stitch
() A
peculiar
sort of
stitch
formed
by the
locking
of two
threads
together,
as in the work done by some
sewing
machines.
See
Stitch..
Montant
::
Montant
(n.) An
upright
piece in any
framework;
a
mullion
or
muntin;
a
stile.
Dabble
::
Dabble
(v. i.) To work in
slight
or
superficial
manner;
to do in a small way; to
tamper;
to
meddle.
Foot Pound
::
Foot pound () A unit of
energy,
or work, being equal to the work done in
raising
one pound
avoirdupois
against
the force of
gravity
the
height
of one
foot..
Chainwork
::
Chainwork
(n.) Work
looped
or
linked
after the
manner
of a
chain;
chain
stitch
work.
Smithery
::
Smithery
(n.) Work done by a
smith;
smithing.
Panurgic
::
Panurgic
(a.)
Skilled
in all kinds of work.
Oven
::
Oven (n.) A place
arched
over with brick or
stonework,
and used for
baking,
heating,
or
drying;
hence,
any
structure,
whether
fixed or
portable,
which may be
heated
for
baking,
drying,
etc.; esp., now, a
chamber
in a
stove,
used for
baking
or
roasting..
Ebonist
::
Ebonist
(n.) One who works in
ebony.
Foreground
::
Foreground
(n.) On a
painting,
and
sometimes
in a
bas-relief,
mosaic
picture,
or the like, that part of the scene
represented,
which is
nearest
to the
spectator,
and
therefore
occupies
the
lowest
part of the work of art
itself.
Cf.
Distance,
n., 6..
Tessellate
::
Tessellate
(v. t.) To form into
squares
or
checkers;
to lay with
checkered
work.
Plasterwork
::
Plasterwork
(n.)
Plastering
used to
finish
architectural
constructions,
exterior
or
interior,
especially
that used for the
lining
of
rooms.
Ordinarly,
mortar
is used for the
greater
part of the work, and pure
plaster
of Paris for the
moldings
and
ornaments..
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To
produce
progressive
operation
upon or with (as in wood and metal
working
machines,
so that the work moves to the
cutting
tool, or the tool to the
work)..
Stope
::
Stope (v. t.) To fill in with
rubbish,
as a space from which the ore has been
worked
out..
Karyomiton
::
Karyomiton
(n.) The
reticular
network
of fine
fibers,
of which the
nucleus
of a cell is in part
composed;
-- in
opposition
to
kytomiton,
or the
network
in the body of the
cell..
Thurl
::
Thurl (v. t.) To cut
through,
as a
partition
between
one
working
and
another..
Endoskeleton
::
Endoskeleton
(n.) The bony,
cartilaginous,
or other
internal
framework
of an
animal,
as
distinguished
from the
exoskeleton..
Roadster
::
Roadster
(n.) A
clumsy
vessel
that works its way from one
anchorage
to
another
by means of the
tides.
Symmetry
::
Symmetry
(n.) A due
proportion
of the
several
parts of a body to each
other;
adaptation
of the form or
dimensions
of the
several
parts of a thing to each
other;
the union and
conformity
of the
members
of a work to the
whole.
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