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Definition of cross
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Cross (n.)
Affiction
regarded
as a test of
patience
or
virtue;
trial;
disappointment;
opposition;
misfortune.
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Degraded
::
Degraded
(a.)
Having
steps;
-- said of a cross each of whose
extremities
finishes
in steps
growing
larger
as they leave the
center;
--
termed
also on
degrees.
Groin
::
Groin (n.) A frame of
woodwork
across
a beach to
accumulate
and
retain
shingle.
Auger
::
Auger (n.) A
carpenter's
tool for
boring
holes
larger
than those bored by a
gimlet.
It has a
handle
placed
crosswise
by which it is
turned
with both
hands.
A pod auger is one with a
straight
channel
or
groove,
like the half of a bean pod. A screw auger has a
twisted
blade,
by the
spiral
groove
of which the chips are
discharge..
Hogscore
::
Hogscore
(n.) A
distance
lime brawn
across
the rink or
course
between
the
middle
line and the tee.
Croise
::
Croise
(n.) A
pilgrim
bearing
or
wearing
a
cross.
Grillage
::
Grillage
(n.) A
framework
of
sleepers
and
crossbeams
forming
a
foundation
in
marshy
or
treacherous
soil.
Bridgehead
::
Bridgehead
(n.) A
fortification
commanding
the
extremity
of a
bridge
nearest
the
enemy,
to
insure
the
preservation
and
usefulness
of the
bridge,
and
prevent
the enemy from
crossing;
a
tete-de-pont..
Crossing
::
Crossing
(v. t.) A place where
anything
(as a
stream)
is
crossed;
a paved walk
across
a
street.
Node
::
Node (n.) The point at which a curve
crosses
itself,
being a
double
point of the
curve.
See
Crunode,
and
Acnode..
Macle
::
Macle (n.)
Chiastolite;
-- so
called
from the
tessellated
appearance
of a cross
section.
See
Chiastolite.
Wicket
::
Wicket
(n.) A small
framework
at which the ball is
bowled.
It
consists
of three rods, or
stumps,
set
vertically
in the
ground,
with one or two short rods,
called
bails,
lying
horizontally
across
the top..
Fleury
::
Fleury
(a.)
Finished
at the ends with
fleurs-de-lis;
-- said esp. of a cross so
decorated.
Snarl
::
Snarl (v. i.) To speak
crossly;
to talk in rude, surly
terms..
Viz-cacha
::
Viz-cacha
(n.) A large
burrowing
South
American
rodent
(Lagostomus
trichodactylus)
allied
to the
chinchillas,
but much
larger.
Its fur is soft and
rather
long,
mottled
gray
above,
white or
yellowish
white
beneath.
There is a white band
across
the
muzzle,
and a dark band on each
cheek.
It
inhabits
grassy
plains,
and is noted for its
extensive
burrows
and for
heaping
up
miscellaneous
articles
at the mouth of its
burrows.
Called
also
biscacha,
bizcacha,
vischacha,
vishatscha..
Trance
::
Trance
(v. t.) To pass over or
across;
to
traverse.
Cross-bearer
::
Cross-bearer
(n.) A
subdeacon
who bears a cross
before
an
archbishop
or
primate
on
solemn
occasions.
Crosslet
::
Crosslet
(n.) A
crucible.
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..
Banner
::
Banner
(n.) A large piece of silk or other
cloth,
with a
device
or
motto,
extended
on a
crosspiece,
and borne in a
procession,
or
suspended
in some
conspicuous
place..
Crossbower
::
Crossbower
(n.) A
crossbowman.
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