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Definition of coating
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Coating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Coa.
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Prime
::
Prime (a.) To lay the first
color,
coating,
or
preparation
upon (a
surface),
as in
painting;
as, to prime a
canvas,
a
wall..
Flock
::
Flock
(sing.
/ pl.) Very fine,
sifted,
woolen
refuse,
especially
that from
shearing
the nap of
cloths,
used as a
coating
for wall paper to give it a
velvety
or
clothlike
appearance;
also, the dust of
vegetable
fiber used for a
similar
purpose..
Spirifer
::
Spiricle
(n.) One of
certain
minute
coiled
threads
in the
coating
of some
seeds.
When
moistened
these
threads
protrude
in great
numbers.
Gravelling
::
Gravelling
(n.) A layer or
coating
of
gravel
(on a path,
etc.)..
Bloom
::
Bloom (n.) A
yellowish
deposit
or
powdery
coating
which
appears
on
well-tanned
leather.
Pricking-up
::
Pricking-up
(n.) The first
coating
of
plaster
in work of three coats upon
laths.
Its
surface
is
scratched
once to form a
better
key for the next coat. In the
United
States
called
scratch
coat.
Villosity
::
Villosity
(n.) A
coating
of long,
slender
hairs..
Loricate
::
Loricate
(v. t.) To cover with some
protecting
substance,
as with lute, a
crust,
coating,
or
plates..
Coating
::
Coating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Coa.
Blind
::
Blind (v. t.) To cover with a thin
coating
of sand and fine
gravel;
as a road newly
paved,
in order that the
joints
between
the
stones
may be
filled..
Acierage
::
Acierage
(n.) The
process
of
coating
the
surface
of a metal plate (as a
stereotype
plate)
with
steellike
iron by means of
voltaic
electricity;
steeling.
Potichomanie
::
Potichomanie
(n.) The art or
process
of
coating
the
inside
of glass
vessels
with
engravings
or
paintings,
so as to give them the
appearance
of
painted
ware..
Collodion
::
Collodion
(n.) A
solution
of
pyroxylin
(soluble
gun
cotton)
in ether
containing
a
varying
proportion
of
alcohol.
It is
strongly
adhesive,
and is used by
surgeons
as a
coating
for
wounds;
but its chief
application
is as a
vehicle
for the
sensitive
film in
photography..
Plaster
::
Plaster
(n.) A
composition
of lime,
water,
and sand, with or
without
hair as a bond, for
coating
walls,
ceilings,
and
partitions
of
houses.
See
Mortar..
Lute
::
Lute (n.) A
cement
of clay or other
tenacious
infusible
substance
for
sealing
joints
in
apparatus,
or the
mouths
of
vessels
or
tubes,
or for
coating
the
bodies
of
retorts,
etc., when
exposed
to heat; --
called
also
luting..
Icing
::
Icing (n.) A
coating
or
covering
resembling
ice, as of sugar and milk or white of egg;
frosting..
Coating
::
Coating
(n.) Cloth for
coats;
as, an
assortment
of
coatings..
Hydractinian
::
Hydractinian
(n.) Any
species
or
marine
hydroids,
of the genus
Hydractinia
and
allied
genera.
These
hydroids
form, by their
rootstalks,
a firm,
chitinous
coating
on
shells
and
stones,
and esp. on
spiral
shells
occupied
by
hermit
crabs.
See
Illust.
of
Athecata..
Electroplate
::
Electroplate
(v. t.) To plate or cover with a
coating
of
metal,
usually
silver,
nickel,
or gold, by means of
electrolysis..
Tegmen
::
Tegmen
(n.) The inner layer of the
coating
of a seed,
usually
thin and
delicate;
the
endopleura..
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