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Definition of drag
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 drag is as below...
Drag (v. i.) To be drawn
along,
as a rope or
dress,
on the
ground;
to
trail;
to be moved
onward
along the
ground,
or along the
bottom
of the sea, as an
anchor
that does not
hold..
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Bedraggle
::
Bedraggle
(v. t.) To
draggle;
to soil, as
garments
which,
in
walking,
are
suffered
to drag in dust, mud, etc..
Shuffle
::
Shuffle
(n.) The act of
shuffling;
a
mixing
confusedly;
a
slovenly,
dragging
motion..
Pseudoneuroptera
::
Pseudoneuroptera
(n. pl.)
division
of
insects
(Zool.)
reticulated
wings,
as in the
Neuroptera,
but
having
an
active
pupa
state.
It
includes
the
dragon
flies,
May
flies,
white ants, etc. By some
zoologists
they are
classed
with the
Orthoptera;
by
others,
with the
Neuroptera..
Trawl
::
Trawl (n.) A large bag net
attached
to a beam with iron
frames
at its ends, and
dragged
at the
bottom
of the sea, -- used in
fishing,
and in
gathering
forms of
marine
life from the sea
bottom..
Draglink
::
Draglink
(n.) A link
connecting
the
cranks
of two
shafts.
Dragonish
::
Dragonish
(a.)
resembling
a
dragon.
Flask
::
Flask (n.) The
wooden
or iron frame which holds the sand, etc.,
forming
the mold used in a
foundry;
it
consists
of two or more
parts;
viz., the cope or top;
sometimes,
the
cheeks,
or
middle
part; and the drag, or
bottom
part. When there are one or more
cheeks,
the flask is
called
a three part
flask,
four part
flask,
etc..
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) A drag, or
sliding
piece of wood or iron,
placed
under the wheel of a
loaded
vehicle,
to
retard
its
motion
in going down a
hill..
Odonata
::
Odonata
(n. pl.) The
division
of
insects
that
includes
the
dragon
flies.
Labiatifloral
::
Labiatifloral
(a.)
Having
labiate
flowers,
as the
snapdragon..
Pendragon
::
Pendragon
(n.) A chief
leader
or a king; a head; a
dictator;
-- a title
assumed
by the
ancient
British
chiefs
when
called
to lead other
chiefs.
Draggle-tailed
::
Draggle-tailed
(a.)
Untidy;
sluttish;
slatternly.
Hesperides
::
Hesperides
(n. pl.) The
daughters
of
Hesperus,
or Night
(brother
of
Atlas),
and
fabled
possessors
of a
garden
producing
golden
apples,
in
Africa,
at the
western
extremity
of the known
world.
To slay the
guarding
dragon
and get some of these
apples
was one of the
labors
of
Hercules.
Called
also
Atlantides..
Mandrake
::
Mandrake
(n.) A low plant
(Mandragora
officinarum)
of the
Nightshade
family,
having
a
fleshy
root, often
forked,
and
supposed
to
resemble
a man. It was
therefore
supposed
to have
animal
life, and to cry out when
pulled
up. All parts of the plant are
strongly
narcotic.
It is found in the
Mediterranean
region..
Dragoon
::
Dragoon
(v. t.) To
compel
submission
by
violent
measures;
to
harass;
to
persecute.
Nowel
::
Nowel (n.) The
bottom
part of a mold or of a
flask,
in
distinction
from the cope; the
drag..
Slipes
::
Slipes
(v.)
Sledge
runners
on which a skip is
dragged
in a mine.
Drag
::
Drag (v. t.) A net, or an
apparatus,
to be drawn along the
bottom
under
water,
as in
fishing,
searching
for
drowned
persons,
etc..
Dragoon
::
Dragoon
(n.)
Formerly,
a
soldier
who was
taught
and armed to serve
either
on
horseback
or on foot; now, a
mounted
soldier;
a
cavalry
man..
Dragoon
::
Dragoon
(n.) A
variety
of
pigeon.
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