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Definition of drag
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Drag (v. t.)
Motion
affected
with
slowness
and
difficulty,
as if
clogged..
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Draglink
::
Draglink
(n.) A link
connecting
the
cranks
of two
shafts.
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..
Hydragogue
::
Hydragogue
(n.) A
hydragogue
medicine,
usually
a
cathartic
or
diuretic..
Dracunculus
::
Dracunculus
(n.) A fish; the
dragonet.
Drag
::
Drag (v. t.) To draw
along,
as
something
burdensome;
hence,
to pass in pain or with
difficulty..
Dragonet
::
Dragonet
(n.) A small
British
marine
fish
(Callionymuslyra);
--
called
also
yellow
sculpin,
fox, and
gowdie..
Creep
::
Creep (v. i.) To drag in deep water with
creepers,
as for
recovering
a
submarine
cable..
Drag
::
Drag (v. t.) The
difference
between
the speed of a screw
steamer
under sail and that of the screw when the ship
outruns
the
screw;
or
between
the
propulsive
effects
of the
different
floats
of a
paddle
wheel.
See
Citation
under Drag, v. i., 3..
Draggled
::
Draggled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Draggl.
Dredge
::
Dredge
(n.) Any
instrument
used to
gather
or take by
dragging;
as: (a) A
dragnet
for
taking
up
oysters,
etc., from their beds. (b) A
dredging
machine.
(c) An iron
frame,
with a fine net
attached,
used in
collecting
animals
living
at the
bottom
of the sea..
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.
Lizard
::
Lizard
(n.) A piece of
timber
with a
forked
end, used in
dragging
a heavy
stone,
a log, or the like, from a
field..
Draglink
::
Draglink
(n.) A
drawbar.
Byard
::
Byard (n.) A piece of
leather
crossing
the
breast,
used by the men who drag
sledges
in coal
mines..
Dragooner
::
Dragooner
(n.) A
dragoon.
Gowdie
::
Gowdie
(n.) See
Dragont.
Haul
::
Haul (v. t.) To pull or draw with
force;
to drag.
Drake
::
Drake (n.) A
dragon.
Prolonge
::
Prolonge
(n.) A rope with a hook and a
toggle,
sometimes
used to drag a gun
carriage
or to lash it to the
limber,
and for
various
other
purposes..
Water Deck
::
Water deck () A
covering
of
painting
canvas
for the
equipments
of a
dragoon's
horse.
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