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Definition of dilate
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 dilate is as below...
Dilate
(v. t.) To
expand;
to
distend;
to
enlarge
or
extend
in all
directions;
to
swell;
--
opposed
to
contract;
as, the air
dilates
the
lungs;
air is
dilated
by
increase
of
heat..
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Distend
::
Distend
(v. t.) To
stretch
out or
extend
in all
directions;
to
dilate;
to
enlarge,
as by
elasticity
of
parts;
to
inflate
so as to
produce
tension;
to cause to
swell;
as, to
distend
a
bladder,
the
stomach,
etc..
Dilator
::
Dilator
(n.) A
muscle
that
dilates
any part.
Dilative
::
Dilative
(a.)
Causing
dilation;
tending
to
dilate,
on
enlarge;
expansive..
Stente
::
Stenostome
(a.)
Having
a small or
narrow
mouth;
-- said of
certain
small
ground
snakes
(Opoterodonta),
which are
unable
to
dilate
their
jaws..
Swell
::
Swell (v. t.) To
increase
the size, bulk, or
dimensions
of; to cause to rise,
dilate,
or
increase;
as, rains and
dissolving
snow swell the
rivers
in
spring;
immigration
swells
the
population..
Angioma
::
Angioma
(n.) A tumor
composed
chiefly
of
dilated
blood
vessels.
Dilate
::
Dilate
(a.)
Extensive;
expanded.
Greaten
::
Greaten
(v. i.) To
become
large;
to
dilate.
Enlarge
::
Enlarge
(v. i.) To speak or write at
length;
to be
diffuse
in
speaking
or
writing;
to
expatiate;
to
dilate.
Dilated
::
Dilated
(a.)
Expanded;
enlarged.
Dilater
::
Dilater
(n.) One who, or that
which,
dilates,
expands,
o r
enlarges..
Trumpet-shaped
::
Trumpet-shaped
(a.)
Tubular
with one end
dilated,
as the
flower
of the
trumpet
creeper..
Artichoke
::
Artichoke
(n.) The
Cynara
scolymus,
a plant
somewhat
resembling
a
thistle,
with a
dilated,
imbricated,
and
prickly
involucre.
The head (to which the name is also
applied)
is
composed
of
numerous
oval
scales,
inclosing
the
florets,
sitting
on a broad
receptacle,
which,
with the
fleshy
base of the
scales,
is much
esteemed
as an
article
of
food..
Dilation
::
Dilation
(n.) The act of
dilating,
or the state of being
dilated;
expansion;
dilatation..
Heave
::
Heave (v. i.) To rise and fall with
alternate
motions,
as the lungs in heavy
breathing,
as waves in a heavy sea, as ships on the
billows,
as the earth when
broken
up by
frost,
etc.; to
swell;
to
dilate;
to
expand;
to
distend;
hence,
to
labor;
to
struggle..
Erectile
::
Erectile
(a.)
Capable
of being
erected;
susceptible
of being
erected
of
dilated.
Expand
::
Expand
(v. t.) To cause the
particles
or parts of to
spread
themselves
or stand
apart,
thus
increasing
bulk
without
addition
of
substance;
to make to
occupy
more
space;
to
dilate;
to
distend;
to
extend
every way; to
enlarge;
--
opposed
to
contract;
as, to
expand
the
chest;
heat
expands
all
bodies;
to
expand
the
sphere
of
benevolence..
Infundibulum
::
Infundibulum
(n.) A
funnel-shaped
or
dilated
organ or part; as, the
infundibulum
of the
brain,
a
hollow,
conical
process,
connecting
the floor of the third
ventricle
with the
pituitary
body; the
infundibula
of the
lungs,
the
enlarged
terminations
of the
bronchial
tubes..
Pouter
::
Pouter
(n.) A
variety
of the
domestic
pigeon
remarkable
for the
extent
to which it is able to
dilate
its
throat
and
breast.
Dilatable
::
Dilatable
(a.)
Capable
of
expansion;
that may be
dilated;
--
opposed
to
contractible;
as, the lungs are
dilatable
by the force of air; air is
dilatable
by
heat..
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