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Definition of alternate
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Alternate
(n.) A
substitute;
one
designated
to take the place of
another,
if
necessary,
in
performing
some
duty..
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Cam
::
Cam (n.) A
projecting
part of a wheel or other
moving
piece so
shaped
as to give
alternate
or
variable
motion
to
another
piece
against
which it acts.
Pile
::
Pile (n.) A
vertical
series
of
alternate
disks of two
dissimilar
metals,
as
copper
and zinc, laid up with disks of cloth or paper
moistened
with acid water
between
them, for
producing
a
current
of
electricity;
--
commonly
called
Volta's
pile,
voltaic
pile, or
galvanic
pile..
Checkered
::
Checkered
(a.)
Marked
with
alternate
squares
or
checks
of
different
color or
material.
Tabling
::
Tabling
(n.) The
letting
of one
timber
into
another
by
alternate
scores
or
projections,
as in
shipbuilding..
Spanner
::
Spanner
(n.) A
contrivance
in some of the
ealier
steam
engines
for
moving
the
valves
for the
alternate
admission
and
shutting
off of the
steam.
Alternation
::
Alternation
(n.) The
reciprocal
succession
of
things
in time or
place;
the act of
following
and being
followed
by
turns;
alternate
succession,
performance,
or
occurrence;
as, the
alternation
of day and
night,
cold and heat,
summer
and
winter,
hope and
fear..
Alternate
::
Alternate
(v. i.) To
happen,
succeed,
or act by
turns;
to
follow
reciprocally
in place or time; --
followed
by with; as, the flood and ebb tides
alternate
with each
other..
Amoebaeum
::
Amoebaeum
(n.) A poem in which
persons
are
represented
at
speaking
alternately;
as the third and
seventh
eclogues
of
Virgil.
Anthemwise
::
Anthemwise
(adv.)
Alternately.
Subalternate
::
Subalternate
(a.)
Subordinate;
subaltern;
inferior.
Alternated
::
Alternated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Alternat.
Checkwork
::
Checkwork
(n.)
Anything
made so as to form
alternate
squares
like those of a
checkerboard.
Battlement
::
Battlement
(n.) pl. The whole
parapet,
consisting
of
alternate
solids
and open
spaces.
At first
purely
a
military
feature,
afterwards
copied
on a
smaller
scale with
decorative
features,
as for
churches..
Nodose
::
Nodose
(a.)
Having
nodes or
prominences;
having
the
alternate
joints
enlarged,
as the
antennae
of
certain
insects..
Vary
::
Vary (v. t.) To
change
to
something
else; to
transmute;
to
exchange;
to
alternate.
Roll
::
Roll (v.) The
oscillating
movement
of a
vessel
from side to side, in sea way, as
distinguished
from the
alternate
rise and fall of bow and stern
called
pitching..
Reciprocalness
::
Reciprocalness
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
reciprocal;
mutual
return;
alternateness.
Bellows
::
Bellows
(n. sing. & pl.) An
instrument,
utensil,
or
machine,
which,
by
alternate
expansion
and
contraction,
or by rise and fall of the top, draws in air
through
a valve and
expels
it
through
a tube for
various
purposes,
as
blowing
fires,
ventilating
mines,
or
filling
the pipes of an organ with
wind..
Reciprocate
::
Reciprocate
(v. t.) To give and
return
mutually;
to make
return
for; to give in
return;
to
interchange;
to
alternate;
as, to
reciprocate
favors..
Gallop
::
Gallop
(v. i.) A mode of
running
by a
quadruped,
particularly
by a
horse,
by
lifting
alternately
the fore feet and the hind feet, in
successive
leaps or
bounds..
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