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Definition of chin
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Chin (n.) The
exterior
or under
surface
embraced
between
the
branches
of the lower jaw bone, in
birds..
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Marguerite
::
Marguerite
(n.) The daisy
(Bellis
perennis).
The name is often
applied
also to the
ox-eye
daisy and to the China
aster.
Castanea
::
Castanea
(n.) A genus of
nut-bearing
trees or
shrubs
including
the
chestnut
and
chinquapin.
Clockwork
::
Clockwork
(n.) The
machinery
of a
clock,
or
machinery
resembling
that of a
clock;
machinery
which
produces
regularity
of
movement..
Telescopical
::
Telescopical
(a.) Able to
discern
objects
at a
distance;
farseeing;
far-reaching;
as, a
telescopic
eye;
telescopic
vision..
Mandarin
::
Mandarin
(n.) A
Chinese
public
officer
or
nobleman;
a civil or
military
official
in China and
Annam.
Infibulation
::
Infibulation
(n.) The act of
attaching
a ring,
clasp,
or
frame,
to the
genital
organs
in such a
manner
as to
prevent
copulation..
Stonecutting
::
Stonecutter
(n.) One whose
occupation
is to cut
stone;
also, a
machine
for
dressing
stone..
Crown
::
Crown (n.) To cause to round
upward;
to make
anything
higher
at the
middle
than at the
edges,
as the face of a
machine
pulley..
Carrier
::
Carrier
(n.) That which
drives
or
carries;
as: (a) A piece which
communicates
to an
object
in a lathe the
motion
of the face
plate;
a lathe dog. (b) A spool
holder
or
bobbin
holder
in a
braiding
machine.
(c) A
movable
piece in
magazine
guns which
transfers
the
cartridge
to a
position
from which it can be
thrust
into the
barrel.
Polyspast
::
Polyspast
(n.) A
machine
consisting
of many
pulleys;
specifically,
an
apparatus
formerly
used for
reducing
luxations..
Timer
::
Timer (n.) A
timekeeper;
especially,
a watch by which small
intervals
of time can be
measured;
a kind of stop
watch.
It is used for
timing
the speed of
horses,
machinery,
etc..
Crab
::
Crab (a.) A
machine
used in
ropewalks
to
stretch
the yarn.
Explode
::
Explode
(v. t.) To cause to
explode
or burst
noisily;
to
detonate;
as, to
explode
powder
by
touching
it with
fire..
Bivium
::
Bivium
(n.) One side of an
echinoderm,
including
a pair of
ambulacra,
in
distinction
from the
opposite
side
(trivium),
which
includes
three
ambulacra..
March
::
March (n.) The
distance
passed
over in
marching;
as, an
hour's
march;
a march of
twenty
miles..
Wax
::
Wax (n.) A
waxlike
composition
used for
uniting
surfaces,
for
excluding
air, and for other
purposes;
as,
sealing
wax,
grafting
wax,
etching
wax, etc..
Deckle
::
Deckle
(n.) A
separate
thin
wooden
frame used to form the
border
of a hand mold, or a curb of India
rubber
or other
material
which rests on, and forms the edge of, the mold in a paper
machine
and
determines
the width of the
paper..
Planching
::
Planching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Planc.
Movement
::
Movement
(n.) The act of
moving;
change
of place or
posture;
transference,
by any
means,
from one
situation
to
another;
natural
or
appropriate
motion;
progress;
advancement;
as, the
movement
of an army in
marching
or
maneuvering;
the
movement
of a wheel or a
machine;
the party of
movement..
Jack
::
"Jack (n.) A
mechanical
contrivance,
an
auxiliary
machine,
or a
subordinate
part of a
machine,
rendering
convenient
service,
and often
supplying
the place of a boy or
attendant
who was
commonly
called
Jack.
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