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Definition of built
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Built (imp. & p. p.) of Buil.
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Frame
::
Frame (n.) A term
applied,
especially
in
England,
to
certain
machines
built upon or
within
framework;
as, a
stocking
frame;
lace
frame;
spinning
frame,
etc..
Clipper
::
Clipper
(n.) A
vessel
with a sharp bow, built and
rigged
for fast
sailing..
Superficiary
::
Superficiary
(n.) One to whom a right of
surface
occupation
is
granted;
one who pays
quitrent
for a house built upon
another
man's
ground.
Outbuilt
::
Outbuilt
(imp. & p. p.) of
Outbuil.
Superstructive
::
Superstruction
(n.) That which id
superstructed,
or built upon some
foundation;
an
edifice;
a
superstructure..
Chalet
::
Chalet
(n.) A
summer
cottage
or
country
house in the Swiss
mountains;
any
country
house built in the style of the Swiss
cottages.
Castellated
::
Castellated
(a.)
Furnished
with
turrets
and
battlements,
like a
castle;
built in the style of a
castle..
Flitch
::
Flitch
(n.) One of
several
planks,
smaller
timbers,
or iron
plates,
which are
secured
together,
side by side, to make a large
girder
or built
beam..
Ice-built
::
Ice-built
(a.)
Loaded
with ice.
Chase
::
Chase (n.) A kind of joint by which an
overlap
joint is
changed
to a flush
joint,
by means of a
gradually
deepening
rabbet,
as at the ends of
clinker-built
boats..
Hospitaler
::
Hospitaler
(n.) One of an order of
knights
who built a
hospital
at
Jerusalem
for
pilgrims,
A. D. 1042. They were
called
Knights
of St. John of
Jerusalem,
and after the
removal
of the order to
Malta,
Knights
of
Malta..
Clincher-built
::
Clincher-built
(a.) See
Clinker-built.
Tabernacle
::
Tabernacle
(n.) A
slightly
built or
temporary
habitation;
especially,
a
tent..
Launch
::
Launch
(n.) The
movement
of a
vessel
from land into the
water;
especially,
the
sliding
on ways from the
stocks
on which it is
built..
Mew
::
Mew (n.) A
stable
or range of
stables
for
horses;
--
compound
used in the
plural,
and so
called
from the royal
stables
in
London,
built on the site of the
king's
mews for
hawks..
Lorcha
::
Lorcha
(n.) A kind of light
vessel
used on the coast of
China,
having
the hull built on a
European
model,
and the
rigging
like that of a
Chinese
junk..
Bridewell
::
Bridewell
(n.) A house of
correction
for the
confinement
of
disorderly
persons;
-- so
called
from a
hospital
built in 1553 near St.
Bride's
(or
Bridget's)
well, in
London,
which was
subsequently
a penal
workhouse..
Cloud-built
::
Cloud-built
(a.) Built of, or in, the
clouds;
airy;
unsubstantial;
imaginary..
Water Wing
::
Water wing () One of two walls built on
either
side of the
junction
of a
bridge
with the bank of a
river,
to
protect
the
abutment
of the
bridge
and the bank from the
action
of the
current..
Frigate-built
::
Frigate-built
(a.) Built like a
frigate
with a
raised
quarter-deck
and
forecastle.
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