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Definition of corner
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Corner
(n.) An edge or
extremity;
the part
farthest
from the
center;
hence,
any
quarter
or
part..
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Trigonal
::
Trigonal
(a.)
Having
three
angles,
or
corners;
triangular;
as, a
trigonal
stem, one
having
tree
prominent
longitudinal
angles..
Unhooked
::
Unhooked
(a.)
Without
nooks and
corners;
guileless.
Sprite
::
Sprit (v. i.) A small boom, pole, or spar, which
crosses
the sail of a boat
diagonally
from the mast to the upper
aftmost
corner,
which it is used to
extend
and
elevate..
Lay
::
Lay (v. t.) To place in
position;
to
establish
firmly;
to
arrange
with
regularity;
to
dispose
in ranks or
tiers;
as, to lay a
corner
stone;
to lay
bricks
in a wall; to lay the
covers
on a
table..
Corner
::
Corner
(n.) A
secret
or
secluded
place;
a
remote
or out of the way
place;
a nook.
Eyestone
::
Eyestone
(n.) A
small,
lenticular,
calcareous
body, esp. an
operculum
of a small
marine
shell of the
family
Turbinidae,
used to
remove
a
foreign
substance
from the eye. It is put into the inner
corner
of the eye under the lid, and
allowed
to work its way out at the outer
corner,
bringing
with it the
substance..
Biangular
::
Biangular
(a.)
Having
two
angles
or
corners.
Rook
::
Rook (n.) One of the four
pieces
placed
on the
corner
squares
of the
board;
a
castle.
Cornering
::
Cornering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Corne.
Crossette
::
Crossette
(n.) A
return
in one of the
corners
of the
architrave
of a door or
window;
--
called
also
ancon,
ear,
elbow..
Peak
::
Peak (n.) The upper
aftermost
corner
of a
fore-and-aft
sail; -- used in many
combinations;
as,
peak-halyards,
peak-brails,
etc..
Rummage
::
Rummage
(n.) A
searching
carefully
by
looking
into every
corner,
and by
turning
things
over..
Angularly
::
Angularly
(adv.)
In an
angular
manner;
with of at
angles
or
corners.
Diagonal
::
Diagonal
(a.)
Joining
two not
adjacent
angles
of a
quadrilateral
or
multilateral
figure;
running
across
from
corner
to
corner;
crossing
at an angle with one of the
sides.
Corner
::
Corner
(n.) The point where two
converging
lines meet; an
angle,
either
external
or
internal..
Quoin
::
Quoin (n.)
Originally,
a solid
exterior
angle,
as of a
building;
now,
commonly,
one of the
selected
pieces
of
material
by which the
corner
is
marked..
Clue
::
Clue (n.) A lower
corner
of a
square
sail, or the after
corner
of a
fore-and-aft
sail..
Aegilops
::
Aegilops
(n.) An ulcer or
fistula
in the inner
corner
of the eye.
Cross-springer
::
Cross-springer
(n.) One of the ribs in a
groined
arch,
springing
from the
corners
in a
diagonal
direction.
[See
Illustr.
of
Groined
vault.].
Triangulate
::
Triangulate
(v. t.) To make
triangular,
or
three-cornered..
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