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Definition of along
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Along
(adv.)
In a line, or with a
progressive
motion;
onward;
forward..
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Creep
::
Creep (v. t.) To move along the
ground,
or on any other
surface,
on the
belly,
as a worm or
reptile;
to move as a child on the hands and
knees;
to
crawl..
Decurrent
::
Decurrent
(a.)
Extending
downward;
-- said of a leaf whose base
extends
downward
and forms a wing along the stem.
Trudge
::
Trudge
(v. i.) To walk or march with
labor;
to jog
along;
to move
wearily.
Drift
::
Drift (v. i.) To float or be
driven
along by, or as by, a
current
of water or air; as, the ship
drifted
astern;
a raft
drifted
ashore;
the
balloon
drifts
slowly
east..
Protrude
::
Protrude
(v. t.) To
thrust
forward;
to drive or force
along.
Shave
::
Shave (v. t.) To skim along or near the
surface
of; to pass close to, or touch
lightly,
in
passing..
Washboard
::
Washboard
(n.) A
broad,
thin
plank,
fixed along the
gunwale
of boat to keep the sea from
breaking
inboard;
also, a plank on the sill of a lower deck port, for the same
purpose;
--
called
also
wasteboard..
Thrum
::
Thrum (n.) A shove out of
place;
a small
displacement
or fault along a seam.
Coasting
::
Coasting
(a.)
Sailing
along or near a
coast,
or
running
between
ports along a
coast..
Oyster
::
Oyster
(n.) Any
marine
bivalve
mollusk
of the genus
Ostrea.
They are
usually
found
adhering
to rocks or other fixed
objects
in
shallow
water along the
seacoasts,
or in
brackish
water in the mouth of
rivers.
The
common
European
oyster
(Ostrea
edulis),
and the
American
oyster
(Ostrea
Virginiana),
are the most
important
species..
Pichiciago
::
Pichiciago
(n.) A
small,
burrowing,
South
American
edentate
(Chlamyphorus
truncatus),
allied
to the
armadillos.
The shell is
attached
only along the
back..
Fissile
::
Fissile
(a.)
Capable
of being
split,
cleft,
or
divided
in the
direction
of the
grain,
like wood, or along
natural
planes
of
cleavage,
like
crystals..
Barberry
::
Barberry
(n.) A shrub of the genus
Berberis,
common
along
roadsides
and in
neglected
fields.
B.
vulgaris
is the
species
best
known;
its
oblong
red
berries
are made into a
preserve
or
sauce,
and have been
deemed
efficacious
in
fluxes
and
fevers.
The bark dyes a fine
yellow,
esp. the bark of the
root..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) That which is
driven,
forced,
or urged
along.
Kalong
::
Kalong
(n.) A fruit bat, esp. the
Indian
edible
fruit bat
(Pteropus
edulis)..
Longitude
::
Longitude
(n.)
Length;
measure
or
distance
along the
longest
line; --
distinguished
from
breadth
or
thickness;
as, the
longitude
of a room; rare now,
except
in a
humorous
sense..
Train
::
Train (v. t.) To draw
along;
to
trail;
to drag.
Serpent
::
Serpent
(n.) A
species
of
firework
having
a
serpentine
motion
as it
passess
through
the air or along the
ground.
Scrape
::
Scrape
(v. i.) To rub over the
surface
of
anything
with
something
which
roughens
or
removes
it, or which
smooths
or
cleans
it; to rub
harshly
and
noisily
along..
Fault
::
Fault (v. t.) To
interrupt
the
continuity
of (rock
strata)
by
displacement
along a plane of
fracture;
--
chiefly
used in the p. p.; as, the coal beds are badly
faulted..
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