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Definition of crank
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 crank is as below...
Crank (n.)
Liable
to
careen
or be
overset,
as a ship when she is too
narrow,
or has not
sufficient
ballast,
or is
loaded
too high, to carry full
sail..
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Crank
::
Crank (n.) Any bend, turn, or
winding,
as of a
passage..
Cranky
::
Cranky
(a.)
Addicted
to
crotchets
and
whims;
unreasonable
in
opinions;
crotchety.
Crank
::
Crank (n.) Sick;
infirm.
Hurdy-gurdy
::
Hurdy-gurdy
(n.) A
stringled
instrument,
lutelike
in
shape,
in which the sound is
produced
by the
friction
of a wheel
turned
by a crank at the end,
instead
of by a bow, two of the
strings
being tuned as
drones,
while two or more, tuned in
unison,
are
modulated
by
keys..
Crank
::
Crank (n.) Full of
spirit;
brisk;
lively;
sprightly;
overconfident;
opinionated.
Gatling Gun
::
Gatling
gun () An
American
machine
gun,
consisting
of a
cluster
of
barrels
which,
being
revolved
by a
crank,
are
automatically
loaded
and
fired..
Quartering
::
Quartering
(a.) At right
angles,
as the
cranks
of a
locomotive,
which are in
planes
forming
a right angle with each
other..
Crankle
::
Crankle
(v. i.) To bend, turn, or
wind..
Draglink
::
Draglink
(n.) A link
connecting
the
cranks
of two
shafts.
Crank
::
Crank (n.) A
person
full of
crotchets;
one given to
fantastic
or
impracticable
projects;
one whose
judgment
is
perverted
in
respect
to a
particular
matter.
Stiff
::
Stiff
(superl.)
Bearing
a press of
canvas
without
careening
much; as, a stiff
vessel;
--
opposed
to
crank..
Shaper
::
Shaper
(n.) A kind of
planer
in which the tool,
instead
of the work,
receives
a
reciprocating
motion,
usually
from a
crank..
Crank
::
Crank (n.) A bent
portion
of an axle, or
shaft,
or an arm keyed at right
angles
to the end of a
shaft,
by which
motion
is
imparted
to or
received
from it; also used to
change
circular
into
reciprocating
motion,
or
reciprocating
into
circular
motion.
See Bell
crank..
Crank
::
Crank (n.) A twist or turn of the mind;
caprice;
whim;
crotchet;
also, a fit of
temper
or
passion..
Crank
::
Crank (n.) A sick
person;
an
invalid.
Walty
::
Walty (a.)
Liable
to roll over;
crank;
as, a walty
ship..
Jack
::
"Jack (n.) A
portable
machine
variously
constructed,
for
exerting
great
pressure,
or
lifting
or
moving
a heavy body
through
a small
distance.
It
consists
of a
lever,
screw,
rack and
pinion,
hydraulic
press,
or any
simple
combination
of
mechanical
powers,
working
in a
compact
pedestal
or
support
and
operated
by a
lever,
crank,
capstan
bar, etc. The name is often given to a
jackscrew,
which is a kind of
jack..
Cranky
::
Cranky
(a.) Full of
spirit;
crank.
Crankness
::
Crankness
(n.)
Sprightliness;
vigor;
health.
Throw
::
Throw (n.) The
extreme
movement
given to a
sliding
or
vibrating
reciprocating
piece by a cam,
crank,
eccentric,
or the like;
travel;
stroke;
as, the throw of a slide
valve.
Also,
frequently,
the
length
of the
radius
of a
crank,
or the
eccentricity
of an
eccentric;
as, the throw of the crank of a steam
engine
is equal to half the
stroke
of the
piston..
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