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Definition of bottom
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Bottom
(n.) The bed of a body of
water,
as of a
river,
lake, sea..
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Dunnage
::
Dunnage
(n.)
Fagots,
boughs,
or loose
materials
of any kind, laid on the
bottom
of the hold for the cargo to rest upon to
prevent
injury
by
water,
or
stowed
among casks and other cargo to
prevent
their
motion..
Regulus
::
Regulus
(n.) The
button,
globule,
or mass of
metal,
in a more or less
impure
state,
which forms in the
bottom
of the
crucible
in
smelting
and
reduction
of
ores..
Keel
::
Keel (v. i.) To turn up the keel; to show the
bottom.
Windbore
::
Windbore
(n.) The
lower,
or
bottom,
pipe in a lift of pumps in a
mine..
Scallion
::
Scallion
(n.) Any onion which does not
bottom
out, but
remains
with a thick stem like a
leek..
Profound
::
Profound
(a.)
Intellectually
deep;
entering
far into
subjects;
reaching
to the
bottom
of a
matter,
or of a
branch
of
learning;
thorough;
as, a
profound
investigation
or
treatise;
a
profound
scholar;
profound
wisdom..
Crapaudine
::
Crapaudine
(n.)
Turning
on
pivots
at the top and
bottom;
-- said of a door.
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) The part of a ship which is
ordinarily
under
water;
hence,
the
vessel
itself;
a
ship..
Tompion
::
Tompion
(n.) The iron
bottom
to which
grapeshot
are
fixed.
Roxburgh
::
Roxburgh
(n.) A style of
bookbinding
in which the back is plain
leather,
the sides paper or
cloth,
the top
gilt-edged,
but the front and
bottom
left
uncut..
Sunless
::
Sunken
(a.) Lying on the
bottom
of a river or other
water;
sunk.
Bilge
::
Bilge (v. t.) To
fracture
the bilge of, or stave in the
bottom
of (a ship or other
vessel)..
Trip
::
Trip (v. t.) To raise (an
anchor)
from the
bottom,
by its cable or buoy rope, so that it hangs
free..
Bream
::
Bream (v. t.) To
clean,
as a
ship's
bottom
of
adherent
shells,
seaweed,
etc., by the
application
of fire and
scraping..
Tail
::
Tail (n.) The
bottom
or lower
portion
of a
member
or part, as a slate or
tile..
Subside
::
Subside
(v. i.) To sink or fall to the
bottom;
to
settle,
as
lees..
Dredge
::
Dredge
(n.) Any
instrument
used to
gather
or take by
dragging;
as: (a) A
dragnet
for
taking
up
oysters,
etc., from their beds. (b) A
dredging
machine.
(c) An iron
frame,
with a fine net
attached,
used in
collecting
animals
living
at the
bottom
of the sea..
Knuckle
::
Knuckle
(n.) A
convex
portion
of a
vessel's
figure
where a
sudden
change
of shape
occurs,
as in a canal boat, where a
nearly
vertical
side joins a
nearly
flat
bottom..
Long-waisted
::
Long-waisted
(a.) Long from the part about the neck or
shoulder,
or from the
armpits,
to the
bottom
of the
weist,
or to the
skirt;
-- said of
garments;
as, a
long-waisted
coat..
Bottoming
::
Bottoming
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Botto.
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