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Definition of divide
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Divide
(v. i.) To break
friendship;
to fall out.
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Leg
::
Leg (n.) That which
resembles
a leg in form or use;
especially,
any long and
slender
support
on which any
object
rests;
as, the leg of a
table;
the leg of a pair of
compasses
or
dividers..
Divider
::
Divider
(n.) An
instrument
for
dividing
lines,
describing
circles,
etc.,
compasses.
See
Compasses..
Undivided
::
Undivided
(a.) Not set off, as a share in a firm; not made
actually
separate
by
division;
as, a
partner,
owning
one half in a firm, is said to own an
undivided
half so long as the
business
continues
and his share is not set off to him..
Share
::
Share (v. t.) To part among two or more; to
distribute
in
portions;
to
divide.
Decadist
::
Decadist
(n.) A
writer
of a book
divided
into
decades;
as, Livy was a
decadist..
Reciprocal
::
Reciprocal
(n.) The
quotient
arising
from
dividing
unity by any
quantity;
thus, / is the
reciprocal
of 4; 1/(a +b) is the
reciprocal
of a + b. The
reciprocal
of a
fraction
is the
fraction
inverted,
or the
denominator
divided
by the
numerator..
Sixtieth
::
Sixtieth
(n.) The
quotient
of a unit
divided
by
sixty;
one of sixty equal parts
forming
a
whole.
Branch
::
Branch
(v. i.) To
divide
into
separate
parts or
subdivision.
Subdividing
::
Subdivided
(imp. & p. p.) of
Subdivid.
Unshed
::
Unshed
(a.) Not
parted
or
divided,
as the
hair..
Decentralize
::
Decentralize
(v. t.) To
prevent
from
centralizing;
to cause to
withdraw
from the
center
or place of
concentration;
to
divide
and
distribute
(what has been
united
or
concentrated);
-- esp. said of
authority,
or the
administration
of
public
affairs..
Genus
::
Genus (n.) A class of
objects
divided
into
several
subordinate
species;
a class more
extensive
than a
species;
a
precisely
defined
and
exactly
divided
class;
one of the five
predicable
conceptions,
or sorts of
terms..
Aliquant
::
Aliquant
(a.) An
aliquant
part of a
number
or
quantity
is one which does not
divide
it
without
leaving
a
remainder;
thus, 5 is an
aliquant
part of 16.
Opposed
to
aliquot..
Trisect
::
Trisect
(v. t.) To cut or
divide
into three
parts.
Climate
::
Climate
(v. i.) One of
thirty
regions
or
zones,
parallel
to the
equator,
into which the
surface
of the earth from the
equator
to the pole was
divided,
according
to the
successive
increase
of the
length
of the
midsummer
day..
Fennel
::
Fennel
(n.) A
perennial
plant of the genus
Faeniculum
(F.
vulgare),
having
very
finely
divided
leaves.
It is
cultivated
in
gardens
for the
agreeable
aromatic
flavor
of its
seeds..
Two-lipped
::
Two-lipped
(a.)
Divided
in such a
manner
as to
resemble
the two lips when the mouth is more or less open;
bilabiate.
Chervil
::
Chervil
(n.) A plant
(Anthriscus
cerefolium)
with
pinnately
divided
aromatic
leaves,
of which
several
curled
varieties
are used in soups and
salads..
Section
::
Section
(n.) One of the
portions,
of one
square
mile each, into which the
public
lands of the
United
States
are
divided;
one
thirty-sixth
part of a
township.
These
sections
are
subdivided
into
quarter
sections
for sale under the
homestead
and
preemption
laws..
Epode
::
Epode (n.) The after song; the part of a lyric ode which
follows
the
strophe
and
antistrophe,
-- the
ancient
ode being
divided
into
strophe,
antistrophe,
and
epode..
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