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Definition of working
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Working
() a & n. from Work.
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Chaw
::
Chaw (v. t.) To
ruminate
in
thought;
to
consider;
to keep the mind
working
upon; to brood over.
Vulcan
::
Vulcan
(n.) The god of fire, who
presided
over the
working
of
metals;
--
answering
to the Greek
Hephaestus..
Miraculous
::
Miraculous
(a.)
Wonder-working.
Cabbiri
::
Cabbiri
(n. pl.)
Certain
deities
originally
worshiped
with
mystical
rites by the
Pelasgians
in
Lemnos
and
Samothrace
and
afterwards
throughout
Greece;
-- also
called
sons of
Hephaestus
(or
Vulcan),
as being
masters
of the art of
working
metals..
Gather
::
Gather
(n.) The
inclination
forward
of the axle
journals
to keep the
wheels
from
working
outward.
Topsail
::
Topsail
(n.) In a
square-rigged
vessel,
the sail next above the
lowermost
sail on a mast. This sail is the one most
frequently
reefed
or
furled
in
working
the ship. In a
fore-and-aft
rigged
vessel,
the sail set upon and above the gaff. See
Cutter,
Schooner,
Sail, and
Ship..
Stoped
::
Stope (v. i.) A
horizontal
working
forming
one of a
series,
the
working
faces of which
present
the
appearance
of a
flight
of
steps..
Chisel
::
Chisel
(n.) A tool with a
cutting
edge on one end of a metal
blade,
used in
dressing,
shaping,
or
working
in
timber,
stone,
metal,
etc.; --
usually
driven
by a
mallet
or
hammer..
Workyday
::
Workyday
(n.) A week day or
working
day, as
distinguished
from
Sunday
or a
holiday.
Also used
adjectively..
Aver
::
Aver (n.) A work
horse,
or
working
ox..
Watch
::
Watch (n.) That part,
usually
one half, of the
officers
and crew, who
together
attend
to the
working
of a
vessel
for an
allotted
time,
usually
four
hours.
The
watches
are
designated
as the port
watch,
and the
starboard
watch..
Devon
::
Devon (n.) One of a breed of hardy
cattle
originating
in the
country
of
Devon,
England.
Those of pure blood have a deep red
color.
The
small,
longhorned
variety,
called
North
Devons,
is
distinguished
by the
superiority
of its
working
oxen..
Retouch
::
Retouch
(n.) A
partial
reworking,as
of a
painting,
a
sculptor's
clay
model,
or the
like..
Pump
::
Pump (n.) An
hydraulic
machine,
variously
constructed,
for
raising
or
transferring
fluids,
consisting
essentially
of a
moving
piece or
piston
working
in a
hollow
cylinder
or other
cavity,
with
valves
properly
placed
for
admitting
or
retaining
the fluid as it is drawn or
driven
through
them by the
action
of the
piston..
Hypothesis
::
Hypothesis
(n.) A
tentative
theory
or
supposition
provisionally
adopted
to
explain
certain
facts,
and to guide in the
investigation
of
others;
hence,
frequently
called
a
working
hypothesis..
Gallery
::
Gallery
(a.) A
working
drift or
level.
Float
::
Float (v. i.) A
polishing
block used in
marble
working;
a
runner.
Stick
::
Stick (n.) To run or plane
(moldings)
in a
machine,
in
contradistinction
to
working
them by hand. Such
moldings
are said to be
stuck..
Workingmen
::
Workingmen
(pl. ) of
Workingma.
Puddling
::
Puddling
(n.) The
process
of
working
clay, loam,
pulverized
ore, etc., with
water,
to
render
it
compact,
or
impervious
to
liquids;
also, the
process
of
rendering
anything
impervious
to
liquids
by means of
puddled
material..
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