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Definition of bread
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Bread (n.) Food;
sustenance;
support
of life, in
general..
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Quartern
::
Quartern
(n.) A loaf of bread
weighing
about four
pounds;
--
called
also
quartern
loaf.
Impanation
::
Impanation
(a.)
Embodiment
in
bread;
the
supposed
real
presence
and union of
Christ's
material
body and blood with the
substance
of the
elements
of the
eucharist
without
a
change
in their
nature;
--
distinguished
from
transubstantiation,
which
supposes
a
miraculous
change
of the
substance
of the
elements.
It is akin to
consubstantiation..
Hairbreadth
::
Hairbreadth
() Alt. of
Hair'sbreadt.
Inchpin
::
Inchpin
(n.) The
sweetbread
of a deer.
Dredger
::
Dredger
(n.) A box with holes in its lid; -- used for
sprinkling
flour,
as on meat or a
breadboard;
--
called
also
dredging
box,
drudger,
and
drudging
box..
Baton
::
Baton (n.) An
ordinary
with its ends cut off, borne
sinister
as a mark of
bastardy,
and
containing
one
fourth
in
breadth
of the bend
sinister;
--
called
also
bastard
bar. See Bend
sinister..
Waybread
::
Waybread
(n.) The
common
dooryard
plantain
(Plantago
major).
Portpane
::
Portpane
(n.) A cloth for
carrying
bread,
so as not to touch it with the
hands..
Sodden
::
Sodden
(p. p.)
Boiled;
seethed;
also,
soaked;
heavy with
moisture;
saturated;
as,
sodden
beef;
sodden
bread;
sodden
fields..
Broad
::
Broad
(superl.)
Characterized
by
breadth.
See
Breadth.
Narrow
::
Narrow
(v. t.) To
lessen
the
breadth
of; to
contract;
to draw into a
smaller
compass;
to
reduce
the width or
extent
of.
Brick
::
Brick (n.) Any
oblong
rectangular
mass; as, a brick of maple
sugar;
a penny brick (of
bread)..
Mouldy
::
Mouldy
(superl.)
Overgrown
with, or
containing,
mold; as, moldy
cheese
or
bread..
Handbreadth
::
Handbreadth
(n.) A space equal to the
breadth
of the hand; a palm.
Bread
::
Bread (v. t.) To cover with bread
crumbs,
preparatory
to
cooking;
as,
breaded
cutlets..
Ton
::
Ton (n.) A
certain
weight
or
quantity
of
merchandise,
with
reference
to
transportation
as
freight;
as, six
hundred
weight
of ship bread in
casks,
seven
hundred
weight
in bags, eight
hundred
weight
in bulk; ten
bushels
of
potatoes;
eight
sacks,
or ten
barrels,
of
flour;
forty cubic feet of
rough,
or fifty cubic feet of hewn,
timber,
etc..
Assize
::
Assize
(n.) A
statute
or
ordinance
in
general.
Specifically:
(1) A
statute
regulating
the
weight,
measure,
and
proportions
of
ingredients
and the price of
articles
sold in the
market;
as, the
assize
of bread and other
provisions;
(2) A
statute
fixing
the
standard
of
weights
and
measures..
Juger
::
"Juger
(n.) A Roman
measure
of land,
measuring
28,800
square
feet, or 240 feet in
length
by 120 in
breadth..
Peel
::
Peel (n.) A
spadelike
implement,
variously
used, as for
removing
loaves
of bread from a
baker's
oven; also, a
T-shaped
implement
used by
printers
and
bookbinders
for
hanging
wet
sheets
of paper on lines or poles to dry. Also, the blade of an oar..
Spread
::
Spread
(v. t.) To
extend
in
length
and
breadth,
or in
breadth
only; to
stretch
or
expand
to a broad or
broader
surface
or
extent;
to open; to
unfurl;
as, to
spread
a
carpet;
to
spread
a tent or a
sail..
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