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Definition of border
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 border is as below...
Border
(v. t.) To be, or to have,
contiguous
to; to
touch,
or be
touched,
as by a
border;
to be, or to have, near the
limits
or
boundary;
as, the
region
borders
a
forest,
or is
bordered
on the north by a
forest..
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Mosstrooper
::
Mosstrooper
(n.) One of a class of
marauders
or
bandits
that
formerly
infested
the
border
country
between
England
and
Scotland;
-- so
called
in
allusion
to the mossy or boggy
character
of much of the
border
country.
Innocence
::
Innocence
(n.)
Simplicity
or
plainness,
bordering
on
weakness
or
silliness;
artlessness;
ingenuousness..
Superfecundation
::
Superfamily
(n.) A group
intermediate
between
a
family
and a
suborder.
Frontier
::
Frontier
(a.) Lying on the
exterior
part;
bordering;
conterminous;
as, a
frontier
town..
Fasciola
::
Fasciola
(n.) A band of gray
matter
bordering
the
fimbria
in the
brain;
the
dentate
convolution.
Tubulous
::
Tubulous
(a.)
Resembling,
or in the form of, a tube;
longitudinally
hollow;
specifically
(Bot.),
having
a
hollow
cylindrical
corolla,
often
expanded
or
toothed
at the
border;
as, a
tubulose
flower..
Pearl
::
Pearl (v. t. ) To
fringe;
to
border.
Plectospondyli
::
Plectospondyli
(n. pl.) An
extensive
suborder
of
fresh-water
physostomous
fishes
having
the
anterior
vertebrae
united
and much
modified;
the
Eventognathi.
Alley
::
Alley (n.) A
narrow
passage;
especially
a walk or
passage
in a
garden
or park,
bordered
by rows of trees or
bushes;
a
bordered
way..
Sampler
::
Sampler
(n.) A
pattern;
a
specimen;
especially,
a
collection
of
needlework
patterns,
as
letters,
borders,
etc., to be used as
samples,
or to
display
the skill of the
worker..
Side
::
Side (n.) The
margin,
edge,
verge,
or
border
of a
surface;
especially
(when the thing
spoken
of is
somewhat
oblong
in
shape),
one of the
longer
edges as
distinguished
from the
shorter
edges,
called
ends; a
bounding
line of a
geometrical
figure;
as, the side of a
field,
of a
square
or
triangle,
of a
river,
of a road, etc..
Splenius
::
Splenium
(n.) The
thickened
posterior
border
of the
corpus
callosum;
-- so
called
in
allusion
to its
shape.
Stoma
::
Stoma (n.) The
minute
breathing
pores of
leaves
or other
organs
opening
into the
intercellular
spaces,
and
usually
bordered
by two
contractile
cells..
Margined
::
Margined
(a.)
Bordered
with a
distinct
line of
color.
Indented
::
Indented
(a.)
Having
an
uneven,
irregular
border;
sinuous;
undulating..
Welt
::
Welt (n.) A
narrow
border,
as of an
ordinary,
but not
extending
around
the
ends..
Avenue
::
Avenue
(n.) The
principal
walk or
approach
to a house which is
withdrawn
from the road,
especially,
such
approach
bordered
on each side by
trees;
any broad
passageway
thus
bordered..
Platband
::
Platband
(n.) A
border
of
flowers
in a
garden,
along a wall or a
parterre;
hence,
a
border..
Calicle
::
Calicle
(n.) One of the small
cuplike
cavities,
often with
elevated
borders,
covering
the
surface
of most
corals.
Each is
formed
by a
polyp.
(b) One of the
cuplike
structures
inclosing
the
zooids
of
certain
hydroids.
See
Campanularian..
Carpetway
::
Carpetway
(n.) A
border
of
greensward
left round the
margin
of a
plowed
field.
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