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Definition of close
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Close (v. t.)
Strictly
confined;
carefully
quarded;
as, a close
prisoner..
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Bookworm
::
Bookworm
(n.) A
student
closely
attached
to books or
addicted
to
study;
a
reader
without
appreciation.
Gate
::
Gate (n.) A large door or
passageway
in the wall of a city, of an
inclosed
field or
place,
or of a grand
edifice,
etc.; also, the
movable
structure
of
timber,
metal,
etc., by which the
passage
can be
closed..
Moose
::
Moose (n.) A large
cervine
mammal
(Alces
machlis,
or A.
Americanus),
native
of the
Northern
United
States
and
Canada.
The adult male is about as large as a
horse,
and has very
large,
palmate
antlers.
It
closely
resembles
the
European
elk, and by many
zoologists
is
considered
the same
species.
See Elk..
Fast
::
Fast (v.)
Firmly
fixed;
closely
adhering;
made firm; not
loose,
unstable,
or
easily
moved;
immovable;
as, to make fast the
door..
Cottise
::
Cottise
(n.) A
diminutive
of the
bendlet,
containing
one half its area or one
quarter
the area of the bend. When a
single
cottise
is used alone it is often
called
a cost. See also
Couple-close..
Bole
::
Bole (n.) An
aperture,
with a
wooden
shutter,
in the wall of a
house,
for
giving,
occasionally,
air or
light;
also, a small
closet..
Ivory
::
Ivory (n.) The hard,
white,
opaque,
fine-grained
substance
constituting
the tusks of the
elephant.
It is a
variety
of
dentine,
characterized
by the
minuteness
and close
arrangement
of the
tubes,
as also by their
double
flexure.
It is used in
manufacturing
articles
of
ornament
or
utility..
Rummage
::
Rummage
(n.) A place or room for the
stowage
of cargo in a ship; also, the act of
stowing
cargo;
the
pulling
and
moving
about of
packages
incident
to close
stowage;
--
formerly
written
romage..
Coffin
::
Coffin
(n.) The case in which a dead human body is
inclosed
for
burial.
Vial
::
Vial (n.) A small
bottle,
usually
of
glass;
a
little
glass
vessel
with a
narrow
aperture
intended
to be
closed
with a
stopper;
as, a vial of
medicine..
Smouch
::
Smouch
(v. t.) To kiss
closely.
Tack
::
Tack (v. t.) To
change
the
direction
of (a
vessel)
when
sailing
closehauled,
by
putting
the helm alee and
shifting
the tacks and sails so that she will
proceed
to
windward
nearly
at right
angles
to her
former
course..
Close
::
Close (v. t.)
Adhering
strictly
to a
standard
or
original;
exact;
strict;
as, a close
translation..
Dungeon
::
Dungeon
(n.) A
close,
dark
prison,
common/,
under
ground,
as if the lower
apartments
of the
donjon
or keep of a
castle,
these being used as
prisons..
Periosteum
::
Periosteum
(n.) The
membrane
of
fibrous
connective
tissue
which
closely
invests
all bones
except
at the
articular
surfaces.
Stopping
::
Stopper
(v. t.) To close or
secure
with a
stopper.
Kerasin
::
Kerasin
(n.) A
nitrogenous
substance
free from
phosphorus,
supposed
to be
present
in the
brain;
a body
closely
related
to
cerebrin..
Park
::
Park (n.) A
partially
inclosed
basin in which
oysters
are
grown.
Rambutan
::
Rambutan
(n.) A
Malayan
fruit
produced
by the tree
Nephelium
lappaceum,
and
closely
related
to the
litchi
nut. It is
bright
red, oval in
shape,
covered
with
coarse
hairs
(whence
the
name),
and
contains
a
pleasant
acid pulp.
Called
also
ramboostan..
Weave
::
Weave (v. t.) To
unite,
as
threads
of any kind, in such a
manner
as to form a
texture;
to
entwine
or
interlace
into a
fabric;
as, to weave wool, silk, etc.;
hence,
to unite by close
connection
or
intermixture;
to unite
intimately..
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