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Definition of cement
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Cement
(n.) To unite or cause to
adhere
by means of a
cement.
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Discipline
::
Discipline
(n.) The
enforcement
of
methods
of
correction
against
one
guilty
of
ecclesiastical
offenses;
reformatory
or penal
action
toward
a
church
member.
Seducer
::
Seducer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
seduces;
specifically,
one who
prevails
over the
chastity
of a woman by
enticements
and
persuasions..
Placement
::
Placement
(n.) The act of
placing,
or the state of being
placed..
Displacement
::
Displacement
(n.) The act of
displacing,
or the state of being
displaced;
a
putting
out of
place..
Dry-stone
::
Dry-stone
(a.)
Constructed
of
uncemented
stone.
Lime
::
Lime (n.) Oxide of
calcium;
the white or gray,
caustic
substance,
usually
called
quicklime,
obtained
by
calcining
limestone
or
shells,
the heat
driving
off
carbon
dioxide
and
leaving
lime. It
develops
great heat when
treated
with
water,
forming
slacked
lime, and is an
essential
ingredient
of
cement,
plastering,
mortar,
etc..
Advancement
::
Advancement
(v. t.) An
advance
of money or
value;
payment
in
advance.
See
Advance,
5..
Augment
::
Augment
(v. t.) To
enlarge
or
increase
in size,
amount,
or
degree;
to
swell;
to make
bigger;
as, to
augment
an army by
reeforcements;
rain
augments
a
stream;
impatience
augments
an
evil..
Deforciation
::
Deforciation
(n.) Same as
Deforcement,
n..
Heterotopy
::
Heterotopy
(n.) A
deviation
from the
natural
position
of
parts,
supposed
to be
effected
in
thousands
of
years,
by the
gradual
displacement
of germ
cells..
Cemented
::
Cemented
(imp. & p. p.) of
Cemen.
Evangel
::
Evangel
(n.) Good news;
announcement
of glad
tidings;
especially,
the
gospel,
or a
gospel..
Future
::
Future
(a.) The
possibilities
of the
future;
-- used
especially
of
prospective
success
or
advancement;
as, he had great
future
before
him..
Edict
::
Edict (n.) A
public
command
or
ordinance
by the
sovereign
power;
the
proclamation
of a law made by an
absolute
authority,
as if by the very act of
announcement;
a
decree;
as, the
edicts
of the Roman
emperors;
the
edicts
of the
French
monarch..
Fault
::
Fault (v. t.) To
interrupt
the
continuity
of (rock
strata)
by
displacement
along a plane of
fracture;
--
chiefly
used in the p. p.; as, the coal beds are badly
faulted..
Supportable
::
Support
(n.) That which
maintains
or
preserves
from being
overcome,
falling,
yielding,
sinking,
giving
way, or the like;
subsistence;
maintenance;
assistance;
reenforcement;
as, he gave his
family
a good
support,
the
support
of
national
credit;
the
assaulting
column
had the
support
of a
battery..
Valedictory
::
Valedictory
(n.) A
valedictory
oration
or
address
spoken
at
commencement
in
American
colleges
or
seminaries
by one of the
graduating
class,
usually
by the
leading
scholar..
Portland Cement
::
Portland
cement
() A
cement
having
the color of the
Portland
stone of
England,
made by
calcining
an
artificial
mixture
of
carbonate
of lime and clay, or
sometimes
certain
natural
limestones
or
chalky
clays.
It
contains
a large
proportion
of clay, and
hardens
under
water..
Evincement
::
Evincement
(n.) The act of
evincing
or
proving,
or the state of being
evinced..
Glutinate
::
Glutinate
(v. t.) To unite with glue; to
cement;
to stick
together.
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