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Definition of division
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 division is as below...
Division
(n.) A grade or rank in
classification;
a
portion
of a tribe or of a
class;
or, in some
recent
authorities,
equivalent
to a
subkingdom..
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Tethyodea
::
Tethyodea
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Tunicata
including
the
common
attached
ascidians,
both
simple
and
compound.
Called
also
Tethioidea..
Taenioglossa
::
Taenioglossa
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division
of
gastropod
mollusks
in which the
odontophore
is long and
narrow,
and
usually
bears seven rows of
teeth.
It
includes
a large
number
of
families
both
marine
and
fresh-water..
Inscription
::
Inscription
(n.) A line of
division
or
intersection;
as, the
tendinous
inscriptions,
or
intersections,
of a
muscle..
Spermosphere
::
Spermosphere
(n.) A mass or ball of cells
formed
by the
repeated
division
of a male
germinal
cell
(spermospore),
each
constituent
cell
(spermoblast)
of which is
converted
into a
spermatozoid;
a
spermatogemma..
Segment
::
Segment
(n.) One of the cells or
division
formed
by
segmentation,
as in egg
cleavage
or in
fissiparous
cell
formation..
Tracheata
::
Tracheata
(n.pl.)
An
extensive
division
of
arthropods
comprising
all those which
breathe
by
tracheae,
as
distinguished
from
Crustacea,
which
breathe
by means of
branchiae..
Dividingly
::
Dividingly
(adv.)
By
division.
Dissension
::
Dissension
(n.)
Disagreement
in
opinion,
usually
of a
violent
character,
producing
warm
debates
or angry
words;
contention
in
words;
partisan
and
contentious
divisions;
breach
of
friendship
and
union;
strife;
discord;
quarrel..
Compartition
::
Compartition
(n.) The act of
dividing
into parts or
compartments;
division;
also, a
division
or
compartment..
Sursanure
::
Surroyal
(n.) One of the
terminal
branches
or
divisions
of the beam of the
antler
of the stag or other large deer.
Department
::
Department
(v. i.) A part,
portion,
or
subdivision..
Polystomata
::
Polystomata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
trematode
worms
having
more two
suckers.
Called
also
Polystomea
and
Polystoma.
Pliocene
::
Pliocene
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
characterizing,
the most
recent
division
of the
Tertiary
age..
Canterbury
::
Canterbury
(n.) A stand with
divisions
in it for
holding
music,
loose
papers,
etc..
Simple
::
Simple
(a.)
Without
subdivisions;
entire;
as, a
simple
stem; a
simple
leaf..
Myxocystodea
::
Myxocystodea
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Infusoria
including
the
Noctiluca.
See
Noctiluca.
Mullion
::
Mullion
(n.) A
slender
bar or pier which forms the
division
between
the
lights
of
windows,
screens,
etc..
Amoebea
::
Amoebea
(n. pl.) That
division
of the
Rhizopoda
which
includes
the
amoeba
and
similar
forms.
Porifera
::
Porifera
(n. pl.) A grand
division
of the
Invertebrata,
including
the
sponges;
--
called
also
Spongiae,
Spongida,
and
Spongiozoa.
The
principal
divisions
are
Calcispongiae,
Keratosa
or
Fibrospongiae,
and
Silicea..
Proboscidifera
::
Proboscidifera
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division
of
pectinibranchiate
gastropods,
including
those that have a long
retractile
proboscis,
with the mouth at the end, as the
cones,
whelks,
tritons,
and
cowries.
See
Illust.
of
Gastropoda,
and of
Winkle..
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