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Definition of comb
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 comb is as below...
Comb (v. t.) To
disentangle,
cleanse,
or
adjust,
with a comb; to lay
smooth
and
straight
with, or as with, a comb; as, to comb hair or wool. See under
Combing..
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::
-plasty
() A
combining
form
denoting
the act or
process
of
forming,
development,
growth;
as,
autoplasty,
perineoplasty..
Coxcomb
::
Coxcomb
(n.) A strip of red cloth
notched
like the comb of a cock, which
licensed
jesters
formerly
wore in their
caps..
Consignify
::
Consignify
(v. t.) To
signify
or
denote
in
combination
with
something
else.
Sodio-
::
Sodio-
() A
combining
form (also used
adjectively)
denoting
the
presence
of
sodium
or one of its
compounds.
Smudge
::
Smudge
(n.) A heap of damp
combustibles
partially
ignited
and
burning
slowly,
placed
on the
windward
side of a
house,
tent, or the like, in
order,
by the thick
smoke,
to keep off
mosquitoes
or other
insects..
Sulphurous
::
Sulphurize
(v. t.) To
combine
or
impregnate
with
sulphur
or any of its
compounds;
as, to
sulphurize
caoutchouc
in
vulcanizing..
Comber
::
Comber
(n.) One who
combs;
one whose
occupation
it is to comb wool, flax, etc. Also, a
machine
for
combing
wool, flax, etc..
Auto-
::
Auto- () A
combining
form, with the
meaning
of self, one's self, one's own,
itself,
its own..
Ichthus
::
Ichthus
(n.) In early
Christian
and
eccesiastical
art, an
emblematic
fish, or the Greek word for fish, which
combined
the
initials
of the Greek words /, /, / /, /,
Jesus,
Christ,
Son of God,
Savior..
Parieto-
::
Parieto-
() A
combining
form used to
indicate
connection
with, or
relation
to, the
parietal
bones or the
parietal
segment
of the
skull;
as, the
parieto-mastoid
suture..
Downcome
::
Downcome
(n.) A pipe for
leading
combustible
gases
downward
from the top of the blast
furnace
to the
hot-blast
stoves,
boilers,
etc., where they are
burned..
Setter
::
Setter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
sets; -- used
mostly
in
composition
with a noun, as
typesetter;
or in
combination
with an
adverb,
as a
setter
on (or
inciter),
a
setter
up, a
setter
forth..
Seerfish
::
Seerfish
(n.) A
scombroid
food fish of
Madeira
(Cybium
Commersonii).
League
::
League
(n.) An
alliance
or
combination
of two or more
nations,
parties,
or
persons,
for the
accomplishment
of a
purpose
which
requires
a
continued
course
of
action,
as for
mutual
defense,
or for
furtherance
of
commercial,
religious,
or
political
interests,
etc..
Cineration
::
Cineration
(n.) The
reducing
of
anything
to ashes by
combustion;
cinefaction.
Astro-
::
Astro-
() The
combining
form of the Greek word
'a`stron,
meaning
star..
Androus
::
androus
() A
terminal
combining
form:
Having
a
stamen
or
stamens;
staminate;
as,
monandrous,
with one
stamen;
polyandrous,
with many
stamens..
Buxom
::
Buxom (a.)
Having
the
characteristics
of
health,
vigor,
and
comeliness,
combined
with a gay,
lively
manner;
stout and rosy;
jolly;
frolicsome..
Spar
::
Spar (v. i.) To use the fists and arms
scientifically
in
attack
or
defense;
to
contend
or
combat
with the
fists,
as for
exercise
or
amusement;
to box..
Combativeness
::
Combativeness
(n.) A
cranial
development
supposed
to
indicate
a
combative
disposition.
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