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Definition of engine
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Engine
(n.)
Anything
used to
effect
a
purpose;
any
device
or
contrivance;
an
agent.
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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.
Shoot
::
Shoot (v. i.) To
discharge
a
missile;
-- said of an
engine
or
instrument;
as, the gun
shoots
well..
Blast Pipe
::
Blast pipe () The
exhaust
pipe of a steam
engine,
or any pipe
delivering
steam or air, when so
constructed
as to cause a
blast..
Dummy
::
Dummy (a.)
Silent;
mute;
noiseless;
as a dummy
engine.
Guilloched
::
Guilloched
(a.) Waved or
engine-turned.
Trawlerman
::
Trawlerman
(n.) A
fisherman
who used
unlawful
arts and
engines
to catch fish.
Ballistic
::
Ballistic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
ballista,
or to the art of
hurling
stones
or
missile
weapons
by means of an
engine..
Ram
::
Ram (n.) An
engine
of war used for
butting
or
battering.
Pound
::
Pound (v. i.) To make a
jarring
noise,
as in
running;
as, the
engine
pounds..
Organ
::
Organ (n.) A
component
part
performing
an
essential
office
in the
working
of any
complex
machine;
as, the
cylinder,
valves,
crank,
etc., are
organs
of the steam
engine..
Cowcatxjer
::
Cowcatxjer
(n.) A
strong
inclined
frame,
usually
of
wrought-iron
bars, in front of a
locomotive
engine,
for
catching
or
throwing
off
obstructions
on a
railway,
as
cattle;
the
pilot..
Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
eccentric;
as, the
eccentric
rod in a steam
engine..
Cylinder
::
Cylinder
(n.) The
chamber
of a steam
engine
in which the
piston
is moved by the force of
steam.
Vaccine
::
Vaccine
(n.) any
preparation
used to
render
an
organism
immune
to some
disease,
by
inducing
or
increasing
the
natural
immunity
mechanisms.
Prior to 1995, such
preparations
usually
contained
killed
organisms
of the type for which
immunity
was
desired,
and
sometimes
used live
organisms
having
attenuated
virulence.
since that date,
preparations
containing
only
specific
antigenic
portions
of the
pathogenic
organism
are also used, some of which are
prepared
by
genetic
engineering
techniques..
Engine
::
Engine
(n.)
(Pronounced,
in this
sense,
////.)
Natural
capacity;
ability;
skill..
Fusee
::
Fusee (n.) A small
packet
of
explosive
material
with wire
appendages
allowing
it to be
conveniently
attached
to a
railroad
track.
It will
explode
with a loud
report
when run over by a
train,
and is used to
provide
a
warning
signal
to the
engineer..
Receiver
::
Receiver
(n.) A
vessel
for
receiving
the
exhaust
steam from the
high-pressure
cylinder
before
it
enters
the
low-pressure
cylinder,
in a
compound
engine..
Machinery
::
Machinery
(n.) The
working
parts of a
machine,
engine,
or
instrument;
as, the
machinery
of a
watch..
Governor
::
Governor
(n.) A
contrivance
applied
to steam
engines,
water
wheels,
and other
machinery,
to
maintain
nearly
uniform
speed when the
resistances
and
motive
force are
variable..
Log
::
Log (n.) A
record
and
tabulated
statement
of the work done by an
engine,
as of a
steamship,
of the coal
consumed,
and of other items
relating
to the
performance
of
machinery
during
a given
time..
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