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Definition of column
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 column is as below...
Column
(n.)
Anything
resembling,
in form or
position,
a
column
in
architecture;
an
upright
body or mass; a shaft or
obelisk;
as, a
column
of air, of
water,
of
mercury,
etc.; the
Column
Vendome;
the
spinal
column..
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Pycnite
::
Pycnite
(n.) A
massive
subcolumnar
variety
of
topaz.
Loin
::
Loin (n.) That part of a human being or
quadruped,
which
extends
on
either
side of the
spinal
column
between
the hip bone and the false ribs. In human
beings
the loins are also
called
the
reins.
See
Illust.
of
Beef..
Apteral
::
Apteral
(a.)
Without
lateral
columns;
--
applied
to
buildings
which have no
series
of
columns
along their
sides,
but are
either
prostyle
or
amphiprostyle,
and
opposed
to
peripteral..
Deploy
::
Deploy
(v. t. & i.) To open out; to
unfold;
to
spread
out (a body of
troops)
in such a way that they shall
display
a wider front and less
depth;
-- the
reverse
of ploy; as, to
deploy
a
column
of
troops
into line of
battle..
Backbone
::
Backbone
(n.) The
column
of bones in the back which
sustains
and gives
firmness
to the
frame;
the
spine;
the
vertebral
or
spinal
column.
Base
::
Base (n.) The lower part of a wall, pier, or
column,
when
treated
as a
separate
feature,
usually
in
projection,
or
especially
ornamented..
Supportable
::
Support
(n.) That which
maintains
or
preserves
from being
overcome,
falling,
yielding,
sinking,
giving
way, or the like;
subsistence;
maintenance;
assistance;
reenforcement;
as, he gave his
family
a good
support,
the
support
of
national
credit;
the
assaulting
column
had the
support
of a
battery..
Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) A
column,
an
obelisk,
or other
spire-shaped
or
columnar
monument..
Semicolumn
::
Semicolumn
(n.) A half
column;
a
column
bisected
longitudinally,
or along its
axis..
Pedestal
::
Pedestal
(n.) The base or foot of a
column,
statue,
vase, lamp, or the like; the part on which an
upright
work
stands.
It
consists
of three
parts,
the base, the die or dado, and the
cornice
or
surbase
molding.
See
Illust.
of
Column..
Columnated
::
Columnated
(a.)
Having
columns;
as,
columnated
temples..
Frustum
::
Frustum
(n.) One of the drums of the shaft of a
column.
Throat
::
Throat
(n.) The part of the neck in front of, or
ventral
to, the
vertebral
column..
Register
::
Register
(n.) The
correspondence
of
pages,
columns,
or lines on the
opposite
or
reverse
sides of the
sheet..
Skirmisher
::
Skirmisher
(n.)
Soldiers
deployed
in loose
order,
to cover the front or
flanks
of an
advancing
army or a
marching
column..
Pseudo-dipteral
::
Pseudo-dipteral
(a.)
Falsely
or
imperfectly
dipteral,
as a
temple
with the inner range of
columns
surrounding
the cella
omitted,
so that the space
between
the cella wall and the
columns
is very
great,
being equal to two
intercolumns
and one
column..
Overrun
::
Overrun
(v. t.) To
extend
the
contents
of (a line,
column,
or page) into the next line,
column,
or
page..
Infraspinal
::
Infraspinal
(a.) Below the
vertebral
column,
subvertebral..
Epistyle
::
Epistyle
(n.) A
massive
piece of stone or wood laid
immediately
on the
abacus
of the
capital
of a
column
or
pillar;
-- now
called
architrave.
Fluting
::
Fluting
(n.)
Decoration
by means of
flutes
or
channels;
a
flute,
or
flutes
collectively;
as, the
fluting
of a
column
or
pilaster;
the
fluting
of a
lady's
ruffle..
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