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Definition of eaves
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Eaves (n. pl.) The edges or lower
borders
of the roof of a
building,
which
overhang
the
walls,
and cast off the water that falls on the
roof..
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Acacia
::
Acacia
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
trees and
shrubs.
Nearly
300
species
are
Australian
or
Polynesian,
and have
terete
or
vertically
compressed
leaf
stalks,
instead
of the
bipinnate
leaves
of the much fewer
species
of
America,
Africa,
etc. Very few are found in
temperate
climates..
Fig
::
Fig (n.) A small fruit tree
(Ficus
Carica)
with large
leaves,
known from the
remotest
antiquity.
It was
probably
native
from Syria
westward
to the
Canary
Islands..
Day Lily
::
Day lily () A genus of
plants
(Funkia)
differing
from the last in
having
ovate veiny
leaves,
and large white or blue
flowers..
Unifollilate
::
Unifollilate
(a.)
Having
only one
leaflet,
as the
leaves
of the
orange
tree..
Anadrom
::
Anadrom
(n.) A fish that
leaves
the sea and
ascends
rivers.
Binder
::
Binder
(n.) One who
binds;
as, a
binder
of
sheaves;
one whose trade is to bind; as, a
binder
of
books..
Overhang
::
Overhang
(n.)
Specifically:
The
projection
of an upper part (as a roof, an upper
story,
or other part) of a
building
beyond
the lower part; as, the
overhang
of a roof, of the
eaves,
etc..
Remission
::
Remission
(n.) A
temporary
and
incomplete
subsidence
of the force or
violence
of a
disease
or of pain, as
destinguished
from
intermission,
in which the
disease
completely
leaves
the
patient
for a time;
abatement..
Balustrade
::
Balustrade
(n.) A row of
balusters
topped
by a rail,
serving
as an open
parapet,
as along the edge of a
balcony,
terrace,
bridge,
staircase,
or the eaves of a
building..
Rectinerved
::
Rectinerved
(a.)
Having
the veins or
nerves
straight;
-- said of
leaves.
Ascidium
::
Ascidium
(n.) A
pitcher-shaped,
or
flask-shaped,
organ or
appendage
of a
plant,
as the
leaves
of the
pitcher
plant,
or the
little
bladderlike
traps of the
bladderwort
(Utricularia)..
Cinquefoil
::
Cinquefoil
(n.) The name of
several
different
species
of the genus
Potentilla;
-- also
called
five-finger,
because
of the
resemblance
of its
leaves
to the
fingers
of the
hand..
Fulguration
::
Fulguration
(n.) The
sudden
brightening
of a fused
globule
of gold or
silver,
when the last film of the oxide of lead or
copper
leaves
its
surface;
-- also
called
blick..
Octavo
::
Octavo
(n.) A book
composed
of
sheets
each of which is
folded
into eight
leaves;
hence,
indicating
more or less
definitely
a size of book so made; --
usually
written
8vo or 8ยก..
Kale
::
Kale (n.) A
variety
of
cabbage
in which the
leaves
do not form a head, being
nearly
the
original
or wild form of the
species..
Vignette
::
Vignette
(n.) A
running
ornament
consisting
of
leaves
and
tendrils,
used in
Gothic
architecture..
Binervate
::
Binervate
(a.)
Two-nerved;
--
applied
to
leaves
which have two
longitudinal
ribs or
nerves.
Flatting
::
Flatting
(n.) A mode of
painting,in
which the
paint,
being mixed with
turpentine,
leaves
the work
without
gloss..
Watches
::
Watches
(n. pl.) The
leaves
of
Saracenia
flava.
See
Trumpets.
Offset
::
Offset
(n.) A short
prostrate
shoot,
which takes root and
produces
a tuft of
leaves,
etc. See
Illust.
of
Houseleek..
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