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Definition of drill
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Drill (n.) A row of seed sown in a
furrow.
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Lancer
::
Lancer
(n.) A set of
quadrilles
of a
certain
arrangement.
Drill
::
Drill (n.) A
marine
gastropod,
of
several
species,
which kills
oysters
and other
bivalves
by
drilling
holes
through
the
shell.
The most
destructive
kind is
Urosalpinx
cinerea..
Drill
::
Drill (n.) An
instrument
with an edged or
pointed
end used for
making
holes in hard
substances;
strictly,
a tool that cuts with its end, by
revolving,
as in
drilling
metals,
or by a
succession
of
blows,
as in
drilling
stone;
also, a drill
press..
Fluke
::
Fluke (n.) An
instrument
for
cleaning
out a hole
drilled
in stone for
blasting.
Collet
::
Collet
(n.) A small metal ring; a small
collar
fastened
on an
arbor;
as, the
collet
on the
balance
arbor of a
watch;
a small
socket
on a stem, for
holding
a
drill..
Countersink
::
Countersink
(n.) A drill or
cutting
tool for
countersinking
holes.
Drill
::
Drill (n.) Same as
Drilling.
Bore
::
Bore (v. t.) To
perforate
or
penetrate,
as a solid body, by
turning
an
auger,
gimlet,
drill,
or other
instrument;
to make a round hole in or
through;
to
pierce;
as, to bore a
plank..
Denim
::
Denim (n.) A
coarse
cotton
drilling
used for
overalls,
etc..
Zouave
::
Zouave
(n.)
Hence,
one of a body of
soldiers
who adopt the dress and drill of the
Zouaves,
as was done by a
number
of
volunteer
regiments
in the army of the
United
States
in the Civil War,
1861-65..
Thrill
::
Thrill
(v. t.) To
perforate
by a
pointed
instrument;
to bore; to
transfix;
to
drill.
Carpintero
::
Carpintero
(n.) A
california
woodpecker
(Melanerpes
formicivorus),
noted for its habit of
inserting
acorns
in holes which it
drills
in
trees.
The
acorns
become
infested
by
insect
larvae,
which,
when
grown,
are
extracted
for food by the
bird..
Jig
::
"Jig (n.) A
contrivance
fastened
to or
inclosing
a piece of work, and
having
hard steel
surfaces
to guide a tool, as a
drill,
or to form a
shield
or
templet
to work to, as in
filing..
Natica
::
Natica
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
gastropods
belonging
to
Natica,
Lunatia,
Neverita,
and other
allied
genera
(family
Naticidae.)
They
burrow
beneath
the sand, or mud, and drill other
shells..
Quadrille
::
Quadrille
(n.) A dance
having
five
figures,
in
common
time, four
couples
of
dancers
being in each set..
Drilling
::
Drilling
(n.) The act of using a drill in
sowing
seeds.
Carbonado
::
Carbonado
(n.) A black
variety
of
diamond,
found in
Brazil,
and used for
diamond
drills.
It
occurs
in
irregular
or
rounded
fragments,
rarely
distinctly
crystallized,
with a
texture
varying
from
compact
to
porous..
Drill
::
Drill (v. t.) To
pierce
or bore with a
drill,
or a with a
drill;
to
perforate;
as, to drill a hole into a rock; to drill a piece of
metal..
Drill
::
Drill (v. t.) To cause to flow in
drills
or rills or by
trickling;
to drain by
trickling;
as,
waters
drilled
through
a sandy
stratum..
Discipline
::
Discipline
(v. t.) To
accustom
to
regular
and
systematic
action;
to bring under
control
so as to act
systematically;
to train to act
together
under
orders;
to teach
subordination
to; to form a habit of
obedience
in; to
drill.
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