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Definition of contraction
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Contraction
(n.) The
process
of
shortening
an
operation.
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Cello
::
Cello (n.) A
contraction
for
Violoncello.
Myosis
::
Myosis
(n.)
Long-continued
contraction
of the pupil of the eye.
Systyle
::
Systolic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
systole,
or
contraction;
contracting;
esp.,
relating
to the
systole
of the
heart;
as,
systolic
murmur..
Han''t
::
Han't () A
contraction
of have not, or has not, used in
illiterate
speech.
In the
United
States
the
commoner
spelling
is
hain't..
Won''t
::
Won't () A
colloquial
contraction
of woll not. Will not. See Will.
''t Is
::
'T is () A
common
contraction
of it is.
Astriction
::
Astriction
(n.) A
contraction
of parts by
applications;
the
action
of an
astringent
substance
on the
animal
economy.
Corrugate
::
Corrugate
(v. t.) To form or shape into
wrinkles
or
folds,
or
alternate
ridges
and
grooves,
as by
drawing,
contraction,
pressure,
bending,
or
otherwise;
to
wrinkle;
to purse up; as, to
corrugate
plates
of iron; to
corrugate
the
forehead..
Systolic
::
Systole
(n.) The
contraction
of the heart and
arteries
by which the blood is
forced
onward
and the
circulation
kept up; --
correlative
to
diastole.
Shrinkage
::
Shrinkage
(n.) The
amount
of such
contraction;
the bulk or
dimension
lost by
shrinking,
as of
grain,
castings,
etc..
Whatsoe''er
::
Whatsoe'er
(pron.)
A
contraction
of
whatsoever;
-- used in
poetry.
Volvulus
::
Volvulus
(n.) The
spasmodic
contraction
of the
intestines
which
causes
colic.
Synallagmatic
::
Synalepha
(n.) A
contraction
of
syllables
by
suppressing
some vowel or
diphthong
at the end of a word,
before
another
vowel or
diphthong;
as, th' army, for the
army..
Presystolic
::
Presystolic
(a.)
Preceding
the
systole
or
contraction
of the
heart;
as, the
presystolic
friction
sound..
Contraction
::
Contraction
(n.) The act or
process
of
contracting,
shortening,
or
shrinking;
the state of being
contracted;
as,
contraction
of the
heart,
of the pupil of the eye, or of a
tendion;
the
contraction
produced
by
cold..
Tetanize
::
Tetanize
(v. t.) To
throw,
as a
muscle,
into a state of
permanent
contraction;
to cause
tetanus
in. See
Tetanus,
n., 2..
Diastole
::
Diastole
(n.) The
rhythmical
expansion
or
dilatation
of the heart and
arteries;
--
correlative
to
systole,
or
contraction..
Ain't
::
Ain't () A
contraction
for are not and am not; also used for is not.
[Colloq.
or
illiterate
speech].
See An't.
Myotic
::
Myotic
(a.)
Producing
myosis,
or
contraction
of the pupil of the eye, as
opium,
calabar
bean, etc..
Rigor
::
Rigor (n.) A sense of
chilliness,
with
contraction
of the skin; a
convulsive
shuddering
or
tremor,
as in the chill
preceding
a
fever..
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