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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 (v. t.) To
fasten,
bind, or
connect
with a
chain;
to
fasten
or bind
securely,
as with a
chain;
as, to chain a
bulldog..
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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..
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..
Gobline
::
Gobline
(n.) One of the ropes or
chains
serving
as stays for the
dolphin
striker
or the
bowsprit;
--
called
also
gobrope
and
gaubline.
Chain Stitch
::
Chain
stitch
() An
ornamental
stitch
like the links of a
chain;
-- used in
crocheting,
sewing,
and
embroidery..
Anchor
::
Anchor
(n.) A iron
instrument
which is
attached
to a ship by a cable (rope or
chain),
and
which,
being cast
overboard,
lays hold of the earth by a fluke or hook and thus
retains
the ship in a
particular
station..
Drum
::
Drum (n.) A
cylinder
on a
revolving
shaft,
generally
for the
purpose
of
driving
several
pulleys,
by means of belts or
straps
passing
around
its
periphery;
also, the
barrel
of a
hoisting
machine,
on which the rope or chain is
wound..
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..
Bier
::
Bier (n.) A count of forty
threads
in the warp or chain of
woolen
cloth.
Tether
::
Tether
(n.) A long rope or chain by which an
animal
is
fastened,
as to a
stake,
so that it can range or feed only
within
certain
limits..
Catenarian
::
Catenarian
(a.)
Relating
to a
chain;
like a
chain;
as, a
catenary
curve..
Bond
::
Bond (n.) That which
binds,
ties,
fastens,
or
confines,
or by which
anything
is
fastened
or
bound,
as a cord,
chain,
etc.; a band; a
ligament;
a
shackle
or a
manacle..
Halysites
::
Halysites
(n.) A genus of
Silurian
fossil
corals;
the chain
corals.
See Chain
coral,
under
Chain..
Tether
::
Tether
(v. t.) To
confine,
as an
animal,
with a long rope or
chain,
as for
feeding
within
certain
limits..
Rigging
::
Rigging
(n.)
DRess;
tackle;
especially
(Naut.),
the
ropes,
chains,
etc., that
support
the masts and spars of a
vessel,
and serve as
purchases
for
adjusting
the
sails,
etc. See
Illustr.
of Ship and
Sails..
Bound
::
Bound (p. p. & a.)
Restrained
by a hand, rope,
chain,
fetters,
or the
like..
Rattle
::
Rattle
(v. t.) To cause to make a
rattling
or
clattering
sound;
as, to
rattle
a
chain..
Brequet Chain
::
Brequet
chain () A
watch-guard.
Apennine
::
Apennine
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
the
Apennines,
a chain of
mountains
extending
through
Italy..
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..
Catenulate
::
Catenulate
(a.)
Consisting
of
little
links or
chains.
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