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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
warrant
or
commission
given to a
pilot,
authorizing
him to pilot
vessels
in
certain
waters..
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Ology
::
Ology (n.) A
colloquial
or
humorous
name for any
science
or
branch
of
knowledge.
Spiracle
::
Spiracle
(n.) A
tubular
orifice
communicating
with the gill
cavity
of
certain
ganoid
and all
elasmobranch
fishes.
It is the
modified
first gill
cleft.
Spawn
::
Spawn (v. t.) The buds or
branches
produced
from
underground
stems.
Spray
::
Spray (n.) A group of
castings
made in the same mold and
connected
by
sprues
formed
in the
runner
and its
branches.
Cross
::
Cross (n.) A
pipe-fitting
with four
branches
the axes of which
usually
form's
right
angle.
Paleobotany
::
Paleobotany
(n.) That
branch
of
paleontology
which
treats
of
fossil
plants.
Thallus
::
Thallus
(n.) A solid mass of
cellular
tissue,
consisting
of one or more
layers,
usually
in the form of a flat
stratum
or
expansion,
but
sometimes
erect or
pendulous,
and
elongated
and
branching,
and
forming
the
substance
of the
thallogens..
Pleurobranch
::
Pleurobranch
(n.) Any one of the gills of a
crustacean
that is
attached
to the side of the
thorax.
Squalid
::
Squali
(n. pl.) The
suborder
of
elasmobranch
fishes
which
comprises
the
sharks.
Orography
::
Orography
(n.) That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of
mountains
and
mountain
systems;
orology;
as, the
orography
of
Western
Europe..
Standard
::
Standard
(n.) An
inverted
knee
timber
placed
upon the deck
instead
of
beneath
it, with its
vertical
branch
turned
upward
from that which lies
horizontally..
Provine
::
Provine
(v. t.) To lay a stock or
branch
of a vine in the
ground
for
propagation.
Euryalida
::
Euryalida
(n. pl.) A tribe of
Ophiuroidea,
including
the
genera
Euryale,
Astrophyton,
etc. They
generally
have the arms
branched.
See
Astrophyton..
Nautilus
::
Nautilus
(n.) The only
existing
genus of
tetrabranchiate
cephalopods.
About four
species
are found
living
in the
tropical
Pacific,
but many other
species
are found
fossil.
The shell is
spiral,
symmetrical,
and
chambered,
or
divided
into
several
cavities
by
simple
curved
partitions,
which are
traversed
and
connected
together
by a
continuous
and
nearly
central
tube or
siphuncle.
See
Tetrabranchiata..
Scyllaea
::
Scyllaea
(n.) A genus of
oceanic
nudibranchiate
mollusks
having
the small
branched
gills
situated
on the upper side of four
fleshy
lateral
lobes,
and on the
median
caudal
crest..
Bipalmate
::
Bipalmate
(a.)
Palmately
branched,
with the
branches
again
palmated..
Transfiguratien
::
Transfiguratien
(n.) A feast held by some
branches
of the
Christian
church
on the 6th of
August,
in
commemoration
of the
miraculous
change
above
mentioned..
Arm
::
Arm (n.) A
branch
of the
military
service;
as, the
cavalry
arm was made
efficient..
Lenticel
::
Lenticel
(n.) One of the
small,
oval,
rounded
spots upon the stem or
branch
of a
plant,
from which the
underlying
tissues
may
protrude
or roots may
issue,
either
in the air, or more
commonly
when the stem or
branch
is
covered
with water or
earth..
Vein
::
Vein (n.) One of the
similar
branches
of the
framework
of a leaf.
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