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Definition of cross
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Cross
(prep.)
Athwart;
across.
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Perseid
::
Perseid
(n.) One of a group of
shooting
stars which
appear
yearly
about the 10th of
August,
and cross the
heavens
in paths
apparently
radiating
from the
constellation
Perseus.
They are
beleived
to be
fragments
once
connected
with a comet
visible
in
1862..
Shape
::
Shape (n.) A
rolled
or
hammered
piece,
as a bar, beam, angle iron, etc.,
having
a cross
section
different
from
merchant
bar..
Decoration
::
Decoration
(n.)
Specifically,
any mark of honor to be worn upon the
person,
as a
medal,
cross,
or
ribbon
of an order of
knighthood,
bestowed
for
services
in war, great
achievements
in
literature,
art, etc..
Fare
::
Fare (v.) The price of
passage
or
going;
the sum paid or due for
conveying
a
person
by land or
water;
as, the fare for
crossing
a
river;
the fare in a coach or by
railway..
Cross
::
Cross (n.) The
crosslike
mark or
symbol
used
instead
of a
signature
by those
unable
to
write.
Crisscross-row
::
Crisscross-row
(n.) See
Christcross-row.
Cross
::
Cross (v. i.) To
interbreed,
as
races;
to mix
distinct
breeds..
Window
::
Window
(n.) A
figure
formed
of lines
crossing
each
other.
Guide
::
Guide (n.) The
leather
strap by which the
shield
of a
knight
was slung
across
the
shoulder,
or
across
the neck and
shoulder..
Turnpike
::
Turnpike
(n.) A gate or bar set
across
a road to stop
carriages,
animals,
and
sometimes
people,
till toll is paid for
keeping
the road in
repair;
a
tollgate..
Halo
::
Halo (n.) A
luminous
circle,
usually
prismatically
colored,
round the sun or moon, and
supposed
to be
caused
by the
refraction
of light
through
crystals
of ice in the
atmosphere.
Connected
with halos there are often white
bands,
crosses,
or
arches,
resulting
from the same
atmospheric
conditions..
Extend
::
Extend
(v. t.) To
stretch
out; to
prolong
in
space;
to carry
forward
or
continue
in
length;
as, to
extend
a line in
surveying;
to
extend
a cord
across
the
street..
Hammer
::
Hammer
(n.) An
instrument
for
driving
nails,
beating
metals,
and the like,
consisting
of a head,
usually
of steel or iron, fixed
crosswise
to a
handle..
Decussated
::
Decussated
(a.)
Crossed;
intersected.
Reticulated
::
Reticulated
(a.)
Having
veins,
fibers,
or lines
crossing
like the
threads
or
fibers
of a
network;
as, a
reticulate
leaf; a
reticulated
surface;
a
reticulated
wing of an
insect..
Over
::
Over
(prep.)
Across
or
during
the time of; from
beginning
to end of; as, to keep
anything
over
night;
to keep corn over
winter..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) A
vertical
line
across
the
staff.
Bars
divide
the staff into
spaces
which
represent
measures,
and are
themselves
called
measures..
Calvary
::
Calvary
(n.) A
representation
of the
crucifixion,
consisting
of three
crosses
with the
figures
of
Christ
and the
thieves,
often as large as life, and
sometimes
surrounded
by
figures
of other
personages
who were
present
at the
crucifixion..
Cradle
::
Cradle
(n.) A
framework
of
timbers,
or iron bars,
moving
upon ways or
rollers,
used to
support,
lift, or carry ships or other
vessels,
heavy guns, etc., as up an
inclined
plane,
or
across
a strip of land, or in
launching
a
ship..
Tiller
::
Tiller
(n.) The
stalk,
or
handle,
of a
crossbow;
also,
sometimes,
the bow
itself..
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