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Definition of branch
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 branch is as below...
Branch
(n.) A line of
family
descent,
in
distinction
from some other line or lines from the same
stock;
any
descendant
in such a line; as, the
English
branch
of a
family..
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Dialectics
::
Dialectics
(n.) That
branch
of logic which
teaches
the rules and modes of
reasoning;
the
application
of
logical
principles
to
discursive
reasoning;
the
science
or art of
discriminating
truth from
error;
logical
discussion.
Lady''s Finger
::
Lady's
finger
() One of the
branchiae
of the
lobster.
Cladophyll
::
Cladophyll
(n.) A
special
branch,
resembling
a leaf, as in the
apparent
foliage
of the broom
(Ruscus)
and of the
common
cultivated
smilax
(Myrsiphillum)..
Porites
::
Porites
(n.) An
important
genus of
reef-building
corals
having
small
twelve-rayed
calicles,
and a very
porous
coral.
Some
species
are
branched,
others
grow in large
massive
or
globular
forms..
Physiophyly
::
Physiophyly
(n.) The
tribal
history
of the
functions,
or the
history
of the
paleontological
development
of vital
activities,
-- being a
branch
of
phylogeny.
See
Morphophyly..
Forked
::
Forked
(a.)
Formed
into a
forklike
shape;
having
a fork;
dividing
into two or more
prongs
or
branches;
furcated;
bifurcated;
zigzag;
as, the
forked
lighting..
Electro-therapeutics
::
Electro-therapeutics
(n.) The
branch
of
medical
science
which
treats
of the
applications
agent.
Fork
::
Fork (n.) The place where a
division
or a union
occurs;
the angle or
opening
between
two
branches
or
limbs;
as, the fork of a
river,
a tree, or a
road..
Ramulus
::
Ramulus
(n.) A small
branch,
or
branchlet,
of
corals,
hydroids,
and
similar
organisms..
Branchiogastropoda
::
Branchiogastropoda
(n. pl.) Those
Gastropoda
that
breathe
by
branchiae,
including
the
Prosobranchiata
and
Opisthobranchiata..
Monocephalous
::
Monocephalous
(a.)
Having
a
solitary
head; -- said of
unbranched
composite
plants.
Teuton
::
Teuton
(n.) A
member
of the
Teutonic
branch
of the
Indo-European,
or
Aryan,
family..
Grain
::
Grain (n.) A
branch
of a tree; a stalk or stem of a
plant.
Quadrifurcated
::
Quadrifurcated
(a.)
Having
four
forks,
or
branches..
Literature
::
Literature
(n.) The
collective
body of
literary
productions,
embracing
the
entire
results
of
knowledge
and fancy
preserved
in
writing;
also, the whole body of
literary
productions
or
writings
upon a given
subject,
or in
reference
to a
particular
science
or
branch
of
knowledge,
or of a given
country
or
period;
as, the
literature
of
Biblical
criticism;
the
literature
of
chemistry..
Branchery
::
Branchery
(n.) A
system
of
branches.
Rostrifera
::
Rostrifera
(n. pl.) A
division
of
pectinibranchiate
gastropods,
having
the head
prolonged
into a snout which is not
retractile..
Ternate
::
Ternate
(a.)
Having
the parts
arranged
by
threes;
as,
ternate
branches,
leaves,
or
flowers..
Dimyaria
::
Dimyaria
(n. pl.) An order of
lamellibranchiate
mollusks
having
an
anterior
and
posterior
adductor
muscle,
as the
common
clam. See
Bivalve..
Organology
::
Organology
(n.) That
branch
of
biology
which
treats,
in
particular,
of the
organs
of
animals
and
plants.
See
Morphology..
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