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Definition of cross
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 cross is as below...
Cross (n.) A
gibbet,
consisting
of two
pieces
of
timber
placed
transversely
upon one
another,
in
various
forms,
as a T, or +, with the
horizontal
piece below the upper end of the
upright,
or as an X. It was
anciently
used in the
execution
of
criminals..
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Crucial
::
Crucial
(a.)
Having
the form of a
cross;
appertaining
to a
cross;
cruciform;
intersecting;
as,
crucial
ligaments;
a
crucial
incision..
Throw
::
Throw (v. t.) To cause to take a
strategic
position;
as, he threw a
detachment
of his army
across
the
river..
Rack
::
Rack (v. t.) To bind
together,
as two
ropes,
with cross turns of yarn,
marline,
etc..
Trellis
::
Trellis
(n.) A
structure
or frame of
crossbarred
work, or
latticework,
used for
various
purposes,
as for
screens
or for
supporting
plants..
Cross-vaulting
::
Cross-vaulting
(n.)
Vaulting
formed
by the
intersection
of two or more
simple
vaults.
Fesse
::
Fesse (n.) A band drawn
horizontally
across
the
center
of an
escutcheon,
and
containing
in
breadth
the third part of it; one of the nine
honorable
ordinaries..
Gland
::
Gland (n.) The
crosspiece
of a
bayonet
clutch.
Mill
::
Mill (n.) To make a
raised
border
around
the edges of, or to cut fine
grooves
or
indentations
across
the edges of, as of a coin, or a screw head; also, to stamp in a
coining
press;
to
coin..
Batardeau
::
Batardeau
(n.) A wall built
across
the ditch of a
fortification,
with a
sluice
gate to
regulate
the
height
of water in the ditch on both sides of the
wall..
Crossbarred
::
Crossbarred
(a.) Made or
patterned
in lines
crossing
each
other;
as,
crossbarred
muslin..
Cross-tie
::
Cross-tie
(n.) A
sleeper
supporting
and
connecting
the
rails,
and
holding
them in
place..
Crosslet
::
Crosslet
(a.)
Crossed
again;
-- said of a cross the arms of which are
crossed.
SeeCross-crosslet.
Crucifixion
::
Crucifixion
(n.) The act of
nailing
or
fastening
a
person
to a
cross,
for the
purpose
of
putting
him to
death;
the use of the cross as a
method
of
capital
punishment..
Set-off
::
Set-off
(n.) A
counterclaim;
a cross debt or
demand;
a
distinct
claim filed or set up by the
defendant
against
the
plaintiff's
demand.
Crossbones
::
Crossbones
(n. pl.) A
representation
of two of the leg bones or arm bones of a
skeleton,
laid
crosswise,
often
surmounted
with a
skull,
and
serving
as a
symbol
of
death..
Crossopterygii
::
Crossopterygii
(n. pl.) An order of
ganoid
fishes
including
among
living
species
the
bichir
(Polypterus).
See
Brachioganoidei.
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.) A
charge
or
bearing
of
simple
form, one of nine or ten which are in
constant
use. The bend,
chevron,
chief,
cross,
fesse,
pale, and
saltire
are
uniformly
admitted
as
ordinaries.
Some
authorities
include
bar, bend
sinister,
pile, and
others.
See
Subordinary..
Cross-purpose
::
Cross-purpose
(n.) A
conversational
game, in which
questions
and
answers
are made so as to
involve
ludicrous
combinations
of
ideas..
Trajection
::
Trajection
(n.) The act of
trajecting;
a
throwing
or
casting
through
or
across;
also,
emission..
Galaxy
::
Galaxy
(n.) The Milky Way; that
luminous
tract,
or belt, which is seen at night
stretching
across
the
heavens,
and which is
composed
of
innumerable
stars,
so
distant
and
blended
as to be
distinguishable
only with the
telescope.
The term has
recently
been used for
remote
clusters
of
stars..
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