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Definition of contact
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 contact is as below...
Contact
(n.) The
property
of two
curves,
or
surfaces,
which meet, and at the point of
meeting
have a
common
direction..
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Regenerator
::
Regenerator
(n.) A
device
used in
connection
with
hot-air
engines,
gas-burning
furnaces,
etc., in which the
incoming
air or gas is
heated
by being
brought
into
contact
with
masses
of iron,
brick,
etc., which have been
previously
heated
by the
outgoing,
or
escaping,
hot air or gas..
Conformable
::
Conformable
(a.)
Parallel,
or
nearly
so; -- said of
strata
in
contact..
Adjoin
::
Adjoin
(v. t.) To join or unite to; to lie
contiguous
to; to be in
contact
with; to
attach;
to
append.
Part
::
Part (n.) To
separate
or
disunite;
to cause to go
apart;
to
remove
from
contact
or
contiguity;
to
sunder.
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A large or long
building
divided
into
separate
houses
or
shops,
or a
number
of
houses
or shops built in
contact
with each other so as to form one
building;
a row of
houses
or
shops..
Amalgamator
::
Amalgamator
(n.) One who, or that
which,
amalgamates.
Specifically:
A
machine
for
separating
precious
metals
from
earthy
particles
by
bringing
them in
contact
with a body of
mercury
with which they form an
amalgam..
Wed
::
Wed (v. i.) To
contact
matrimony;
to
marry.
Impregnate
::
Impregnate
(v. t.) To come into
contact
with (an ovum or egg) so as to cause
impregnation;
to
fertilize;
to
fecundate.
Fibrinoplastic
::
Fibrinoplastic
(a.) Like
fibrinoplastin;
capable
of
forming
fibrin
when
brought
in
contact
with
fibrinogen.
Touch
::
Touch (v. i.) To be in
contact;
to be in a state of
junction,
so that no space is
between;
as, two
spheres
touch only at
points..
Aerobies
::
Aerobies
(n. pl.)
Microorganisms
which live in
contact
with the air and need
oxygen
for their
growth;
as the
microbacteria
which form on the
surface
of
putrefactive
fluids.
Inosculate
::
Inosculate
(v. i.) To unite by
apposition
or
contact,
as two
tubular
vessels
at their
extremities;
to
anastomose..
Crock
::
Crock (v. t.) To soil by
contact,
as with soot, or with the
coloring
matter
of badly dyed
cloth..
Back
::
Back
(adv.)
Away from
contact;
by
reverse
movement.
Deliquescent
::
Deliquescent
(a.)
Dissolving;
liquefying
by
contact
with the air;
capable
of
attracting
moisture
from the
atmosphere
and
becoming
liquid;
as,
deliquescent
salts..
Feel
::
Feel (v. i.) To have
perception
by the
touch,
or by
contact
of
anything
with the
nerves
of
sensation,
especially
those upon the
surface
of the
body..
Hit
::
Hit (v. i.) To meet or come in
contact;
to
strike;
to
clash;
--
followed
by
against
or on.
On
::
On
(prep.)
Denoting
performance
or
action
by
contact
with the
surface,
upper part, or
outside
of
anything;
hence,
by means of; with; as, to play on a
violin
or
piano.
Hence,
figuratively,
to work on one's
feelings;
to make an
impression
on the
mind..
Breastwheel
::
Breastwheel
(n.) A water
wheel,
on which the
stream
of water
strikes
neither
so high as in the
overshot
wheel,
nor so low as in the
undershot,
but
generally
at about half the
height
of the
wheel,
being kept in
contact
with it by the
breasting.
The water acts on the float
boards
partly
by
impulse,
partly
by its
weight..
Osculate
::
Osculate
(v. t.) To touch
closely,
so as to have a
common
curvature
at the point of
contact.
See
Osculation,
2..
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