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Definition of cluster
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Cluster
(n.) A
number
of
things
of the same kind
growing
together;
a
bunch.
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Perseus
::
Perseus
(n.) A
consellation
of the
northern
hemisphere,
near
Taurus
and
Cassiopea.
It
contains
a star
cluster
visible
to the naked eye as a
nebula..
Shallot
::
Shallot
(n.) A small kind of onion
(Allium
Ascalonicum)
growing
in
clusters,
and ready for
gathering
in
spring;
a
scallion,
or
eschalot..
Cornel
::
Cornel
(n.) The
cornelian
cherry
(Cornus
Mas), a
European
shrub with
clusters
of
small,
greenish
flowers,
followed
by very acid but
edible
drupes
resembling
cherries..
Agglomeration
::
Agglomeration
(n.) State of being
collected
in a mass; a mass;
cluster.
Taurus
::
Taurus
(n.) A
zodiacal
constellation,
containing
the
well-known
clusters
called
the
Pleiades
and the
Hyades,
in the
latter
of which is
situated
the
remarkably
bright
Aldebaran..
Laurel
::
Laurel
(n.) An
evergreen
shrub,
of the genus
Laurus
(L.
nobilis),
having
aromatic
leaves
of a
lanceolate
shape,
with
clusters
of
small,
yellowish
white
flowers
in their
axils;
--
called
also sweet bay..
Verticillaster
::
Verticillaster
(a.) A whorl of
flowers
apparently
of one
cluster,
but
composed
of two
opposite
axillary
cymes,
as in mint. See
Illust.
of
Whorl..
Bushment
::
Bushment
(n.) A
thicket;
a
cluster
of
bushes.
Grapeshot
::
Grapeshot
(n.) A
cluster,
usually
nine in
number,
of small iron
balls,
put
together
by means of
cast-iron
circular
plates
at top and
bottom,
with two
rings,
and a
central
connecting
rod, in order to be used as a
charge
for a
cannon.
Formerly
grapeshot
were
inclosed
in
canvas
bags..
Cluster
::
Cluster
(v. t.) To
collect
into a
cluster
or
clusters;
to
gather
into a bunch or close body.
Patulous
::
Patulous
(a.) Open;
expanded;
slightly
spreading;
having
the parts loose or
dispersed;
as, a
patulous
calyx;
a
patulous
cluster
of
flowers..
Glomerule
::
Glomerule
(n.) A head or dense
cluster
of
flowers,
formed
by
condensation
of a cyme, as in the
flowering
dogwood..
Adelphous
::
Adelphous
(a.)
Having
coalescent
or
clustered
filaments;
-- said of
stamens;
as,
adelphous
stamens.
Usually
in
composition;
as,
monadelphous..
Peduncle
::
Peduncle
(n.) The stem or stalk that
supports
the
flower
or fruit of a
plant,
or a
cluster
of
flowers
or
fruits..
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(a.)
Formed
into
clusters
or
groups
of
lobules;
as,
aggregate
glands..
Fascicle
::
Fascicle
(n.) A small
bundle
or
collection;
a
compact
cluster;
as, a
fascicle
of
fibers;
a
fascicle
of
flowers
or
roots..
Sea Grape
::
Sea grape () The
clusters
of
gelatinous
egg
capsules
of a squid
(Loligo).
Cyme
::
Cyme (n.) A
flattish
or
convex
flower
cluster,
of the
centrifugal
or
determinate
type,
differing
from a
corymb
chiefly
in the order of the
opening
of the
blossoms..
Racemation
::
Racemation
(n.) A
cluster
or
bunch,
as of
grapes..
Bulb
::
Bulb (n.) A
spheroidal
body
growing
from a plant
either
above or below the
ground
(usually
below),
which is
strictly
a bud,
consisting
of a
cluster
of
partially
developed
leaves,
and
producing,
as it
grows,
a stem
above,
and roots
below,
as in the
onion,
tulip,
etc. It
differs
from a corm in not being
solid..
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