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Definition of border
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Border
(v. t.) To
confine
within
bounds;
to
limit.
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Subordinacy
::
Suborder
(n.) A
division
of an
order;
a group of
genera
of a
little
lower rank than an order and of
greater
importance
than a tribe or
family;
as,
cichoraceous
plants
form a
suborder
of
Compositae..
Terrace
::
Terrace
(v.) A level
plain,
usually
with a steep
front,
bordering
a
river,
a lake, or
sometimes
the sea..
Circumjacence
::
Circumjacence
(n.)
Condition
of being
circumjacent,
or of
bordering
on every
side..
Creole
::
Creole
(n.) One born of
European
parents
in the
American
colonies
of
France
or Spain or in the
States
which were once such
colonies,
esp. a
person
of
French
or
Spanish
descent,
who is a
native
inhabitant
of
Louisiana,
or one of the
States
adjoining,
bordering
on the Gulf of of
Mexico..
Zoanthacea
::
Zoanthacea
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
Actinaria,
including
Zoanthus
and
allied
genera,
which are
permanently
attached
by their
bases..
Roadside
::
Roadside
(n.) Land
adjoining
a road or
highway;
the part of a road or
highway
that
borders
the
traveled
part. Also used
ajectively.
Inclave
::
Inclave
(a.)
Resembling
a
series
of
dovetails;
-- said of a line of
division,
such as the
border
of an
ordinary..
Seacoast
::
Seacoast
(n.) The shore or
border
of the land
adjacent
to the sea or
ocean.
Also used
adjectively.
Imbordered
::
Imbordered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Imborde.
Hem
::
Hem (v. t.) To form a hem or
border
to; to fold and sew down the edge of.
Indented
::
Indented
(a.)
Having
an
uneven,
irregular
border;
sinuous;
undulating..
Skirt
::
Skirt (v. t.) To
border;
to form the
border
or edge of; to run along the edge of; as, the plain was
skirted
by rows of
trees..
Pinnatiped
::
Pinnatiped
(n.) Any bird which has the toes
bordered
by
membranes.
Border
::
Border
(n.) A strip or
stripe
arranged
along or near the edge of
something,
as an
ornament
or
finish..
Maritime
::
Maritime
(a.)
Bordering
on, or
situated
near, the
ocean;
connected
with the sea by site,
interest,
or
power;
having
shipping
and
commerce
or a navy; as,
maritime
states..
Salver-shaped
::
Salver-shaped
(a.)
Tubular,
with a
spreading
border.
See
Hypocraterimorphous..
Hypocraterimorphous
::
Hypocraterimorphous
(a.)
Salver-shaped;
having
a
slender
tube,
expanding
suddenly
above into a
bowl-shaped
or
spreading
border,
as in the
blossom
of the phlox and the
lilac..
Border
::
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..
Labial
::
Labial
(n.) One of the
scales
which
border
the mouth of a fish or
reptile.
Two-parted
::
Two-parted
(a.)
Divided
from the
border
to the base into two
distinct
parts;
bipartite.
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