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Definition of expand
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of expand is as below...
Expand
(v. i.) To
become
widely
opened,
spread
apart,
dilated,
distended,
or
enlarged;
as,
flowers
expand
in the
spring;
metals
expand
by heat; the heart
expands
with joy..
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Intumescent
::
Intumescent
(a.)
Swelling
up;
expanding.
Spoonbill
::
Spoonbill
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
wading
birds of the
genera
Ajaja and
Platalea,
and
allied
genera,
in which the long bill is
broadly
expanded
and
flattened
at the tip..
Dilate
::
Dilate
(v. t.) To
expand;
to
distend;
to
enlarge
or
extend
in all
directions;
to
swell;
--
opposed
to
contract;
as, the air
dilates
the
lungs;
air is
dilated
by
increase
of
heat..
Expanding
::
Expanding
(a.) That
expands,
or may be
expanded;
extending;
spreading;
enlarging..
Expand
::
Expand
(v. t.) To state in
enlarged
form; to
develop;
as, to
expand
an
equation.
See
Expansion,
5..
Wheel-shaped
::
Wheel-shaped
(a.)
Expanding
into a flat,
circular
border
at top, with
scarcely
any tube; as, a
wheel-shaped
corolla..
Starost
::
Starnose
(n.) A
curious
American
mole
(Condylura
cristata)
having
the nose
expanded
at the end into a
stellate
disk; --
called
also
star-nosed
mole.
Epigenesis
::
Epigenesis
(n.) The
theory
of
generation
which holds that the germ is
created
entirely
new, not
merely
expanded,
by the
procreative
power of the
parents.
It is
opposed
to the
theory
of
evolution,
also to
syngenesis..
Abbreviator
::
Abbreviator
(n.) One of a
college
of
seventy-two
officers
of the papal court whose duty is to make a short
minute
of a
decision
on a
petition,
or reply of the pope to a
letter,
and
afterwards
expand
the
minute
into
official
form..
Centripetal
::
Centripetal
(a.)
Expanding
first at the base of the
inflorescence,
and
proceeding
in order
towards
the
summit..
Lithophyse
::
Lithophyse
(n.) A
spherulitic
cavity
often with
concentric
chambers,
observed
in some
volcanic
rocks,
as in
rhyolitic
lavas.
It is
supposed
to be
produced
by
expanding
gas,
whence
the
name..
Spreader
::
Spreader
(n.) One who, or that
which,
spreads,
expands,
or
propogates..
Patent
::
Patent
(a.) Open;
expanded;
evident;
apparent;
unconcealed;
manifest;
public;
conspicuous.
Expansion
::
Expansion
(n.) Space
through
which
anything
is
expanded;
also, pure
space..
Sheet
::
Sheet (v. t.) In
general,
a
large,
broad piece of
anything
thin, as
paper,
cloth,
etc.; a
broad,
thin
portion
of any
substance;
an
expanded
superficies..
Expanded
::
Expanded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Expan.
Expanding
::
Expanding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Expan.
Evergreen
::
Evergreen
(a.)
Remaining
unwithered
through
the
winter,
or
retaining
unwithered
leaves
until the
leaves
of the next year are
expanded,
as pines
cedars,
hemlocks,
and the
like..
Dilate
::
Dilate
(a.)
Extensive;
expanded.
Gecko
::
Gecko (n.) Any
lizard
of the
family
Geckonidae.
The
geckoes
are
small,
carnivorous,
mostly
nocturnal
animals
with large eyes and
vertical,
elliptical
pupils.
Their toes are
generally
expanded,
and
furnished
with
adhesive
disks,
by which they can run over walls and
ceilings.
They are
numerous
in warm
countries,
and a few
species
are found in
Europe
and the
United
States.
See Wall
gecko,
Fanfoot..
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