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Definition of chain
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 chain is as below...
Chain (n.) A
series
of
things
linked
together;
or a
series
of
things
connected
and
following
each other in
succession;
as, a chain of
mountains;
a chain of
events
or
ideas..
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Torque
::
Torque
(n.) A
collar
or neck
chain,
usually
twisted,
especially
as worn by
ancient
barbaric
nations,
as the
Gauls,
Germans,
and
Britons..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) In
tectology,
an
aggregate
or
colony
of
persons
(see
Person),
as
trees,
chains
of
salpae,
etc..
Studded
::
Stud (n.) An iron brace
across
the
shorter
diameter
of the link of a chain
cable.
Linkwork
::
Linkwork
(n.) A
fabric
consisting
of links made of metal or other
material
fastened
together;
also, a
chain..
Chainlet
::
Chainlet
(n.) A small
chain.
Doom
::
Doom (v. t.) To
pronounce
sentence
or
judgment
on; to
condemn;
to
consign
by a
decree
or
sentence;
to
sentence;
as, a
criminal
doomed
to
chains
or
death..
Concatenation
::
Concatenation
(n.) A
series
of links
united;
a
series
or order of
things
depending
on each
other,
as if
linked
together;
a
chain,
a
succession..
Pulley
::
Pulley
(v. t.) A wheel with a broad rim, or
grooved
rim, for
transmitting
power from, or
imparting
power to, the
different
parts of
machinery,
or for
changing
the
direction
of
motion,
by means of a belt, cord, rope, or
chain..
Link
::
Link (n.) The
length
of one joint of
Gunter's
chain,
being the
hundredth
part of it, or 7.92
inches,
the chain being 66 feet in
length.
Cf.
Chain,
n., 4..
Apennine
::
Apennine
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
the
Apennines,
a chain of
mountains
extending
through
Italy..
Hormogonium
::
Hormogonium
(n.) A chain of small cells in
certain
algae,
by which the plant is
propogated..
Boom
::
Boom (n.) A
strong
chain
cable,
or line of spars bound
together,
extended
across
a river or the mouth of a
harbor,
to
obstruct
navigation
or
passage..
Turn-buckle
::
Turn-buckle
(n.) A
gravitating
catch,
as for
fastening
a
shutter,
the end of a
chain,
or a
hasp..
Gang
::
Gang (v. i.) A
number
going in
company;
hence,
a
company,
or a
number
of
persons
associated
for a
particular
purpose;
a group of
laborers
under one
foreman;
a
squad;
as, a gang of
sailors;
a chain gang; a gang of
thieves..
Diamond
::
Diamond
(a.)
Resembling
a
diamond;
made of, or
abounding
in,
diamonds;
as, a
diamond
chain;
a
diamond
field..
Micrococcus
::
Micrococcus
(n.) A genus of
Spherobacteria,
in the form of very small
globular
or oval
cells,
forming,
by
transverse
division,
filaments,
or
chains
of
cells,
or in some cases
single
organisms
shaped
like
dumb-bells
(Diplococcus),
all
without
the power of
motion.
See
Illust.
of
Ascoccus..
Curb
::
Curb (n.) That which
curbs,
restrains,
or
subdues;
a check or
hindrance;
esp., a chain or strap
attached
to the upper part of the
branches
of a bit, and
capable
of being drawn
tightly
against
the lower jaw of the
horse..
Fasten
::
Fasten
(a.) To fix
firmly;
to make fast; to
secure,
as by a knot, lock, bolt, etc.; as, to
fasten
a chain to the feet; to
fasten
a door or
window..
Patrol
::
Patrol
(v. i.) A going of the
rounds
along the chain of
sentinels
and
between
the
posts,
by a
guard,
usually
consisting
of three or four men, to
insure
greater
security
from
attacks
on the
outposts..
Skid
::
Skid (n.) A shoe or clog, as of iron,
attached
to a
chain,
and
placed
under the wheel of a wagon to
prevent
its
turning
when
descending
a steep hill; a drag; a
skidpan;
also, by
extension,
a hook
attached
to a
chain,
and used for the same
purpose..
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