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Definition of double
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 double is as below...
Double
(v. i.) To be
increased
to twice the sum,
number,
quantity,
length,
or
value;
to
increase
or grow to twice as
much..
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Gorget
::
Gorget
(n.) A piece of
armor,
whether
of chain mail or of
plate,
defending
the
throat
and upper part of the
breast,
and
forming
a part of the
double
breastplate
of the 14th
century..
Concavo-concave
::
Concavo-concave
(a.)
Concave
or
hollow
on both
sides;
double
concave.
Quadruplicate
::
Quadruplicate
(a.)
Fourfold;
doubled
twice;
four times
repeated;
as, a
quadruplicate
ratio,
or a
quadruplicate
proportion..
Bill
::
Bill (n.) A
weapon
of
infantry,
in the 14th and 15th
centuries.
A
common
form of bill
consisted
of a
broad,
heavy,
double-edged,
hook-shaped
blade,
having
a short pike at the back and
another
at the top, and
attached
to the end of a long
staff..
Fold
::
Fold (v. t.) To lap or lay in
plaits
or
folds;
to lay one part over
another
part of; to
double;
as, to fold
cloth;
to fold a
letter..
Pourpoint
::
Pourpoint
(n.) A
quilted
military
doublet
or
gambeson
worn in the 14th and 15th
centuries;
also, a name for the
doublet
of the 16th and 17th
centuries
worn by
civilians..
Superfete
::
Superfetation
(n.) The
formation
of a fetus at the
result
of an
impregnation
occurring
after
another
impregnation
but
before
the birth of the
offspring
produced
by it. This is
possible
only when there is a
double
uterus,
or where
menstruation
persists
up to the time of the
second
impregnation..
Violone
::
Violone
(n.) The
largest
instrument
of the
bass-viol
kind,
having
strings
tuned an
octave
below those of the
violoncello;
the
contrabasso;
--
called
also
double
bass..
Platinocyanide
::
Platinocyanide
(n.) A
double
cyanide
of
platinum
and some other metal or
radical;
a salt of
platinocyanic
acid.
Reduplication
::
Reduplication
(n.) The act of
doubling,
or the state of being
doubled..
Platinochloride
::
Platinochloride
(n.) A
double
chloride
of
platinum
and some other metal or
radical;
a salt of
platinochloric
acid.
Stannoso-
::
Stannofluoride
(n.) Any one of a
series
of
double
fluorides
of tin
(stannum)
and some other
element.
Node
::
Node (n.) The point at which a curve
crosses
itself,
being a
double
point of the
curve.
See
Crunode,
and
Acnode..
Primary
::
Primary
(n.) A
primary
planet;
the
brighter
component
of a
double
star. See under
Planet.
Paragon
::
Paragon
(n.) A size of type
between
great
primer
and
double
pica. See the Note under Type.
Sawhorse
::
Sawhorse
(n.) A kind of rack,
shaped
like a
double
St.
Andrew's
cross,
on which
sticks
of wood are laid for
sawing
by hand; --
called
also buck, and
sawbuck..
Catling
::
Catling
(n.) A
double-edged,
sharp-pointed
dismembering
knife..
Double-bank
::
Double-bank
(v. t.) To row by
rowers
sitting
side by side in twos on a bank or
thwart.
Peony
::
Peony (n.) A
plant,
and its
flower,
of the
ranunculaceous
genus
Paeonia.
Of the four or five
species,
one is a
shrub;
the rest are
perennial
herbs with showy
flowers,
often
double
in
cultivation..
Ditrichotomous
::
Ditrichotomous
(a.)
Dividing
into
double
or
treble
ramifications;
-- said of a leaf or stem.
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