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Definition of exterior
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Exterior
(a.)
Relating
to
foreign
nations;
foreign;
as, the
exterior
relations
of a state or
kingdom..
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Outline
::
Outline
(n.) The line which marks the outer
limits
of an
object
or
figure;
the
exterior
line or edge;
contour.
Supporter
::
Supporter
(n.) A
figure,
sometimes
of a man, but
commonly
of some
animal,
placed
on
either
side of an
escutcheon,
and
exterior
to it.
Usually,
both
supporters
of an
escutcheon
are
similar
figures..
Oviduct
::
Oviduct
(n.) A tube, or duct, for the
passage
of ova from the ovary to the
exterior
of the
animal
or to the part where
further
development
takes
place.
In
mammals
the
oviducts
are also
called
Fallopian
tubes..
Outward
::
Outward
(a.)
Forming
the
superficial
part;
external;
exterior;
--
opposed
to
inward;
as, an
outward
garment
or
layer..
Extrados
::
Extrados
(n.) The
exterior
curve of an arch; esp., the upper
curved
face of the whole body of
voussoirs.
See
Intrados..
Centripetal
::
Centripetal
(a.)
Progressing
by
changes
from the
exterior
of a thing
toward
its
center;
as, the
centripetal
calcification
of a
bone..
Exterior
::
Exterior
(a.)
Relating
to
foreign
nations;
foreign;
as, the
exterior
relations
of a state or
kingdom..
Quincuncial
::
Quincuncial
()
Having
the
leaves
of a
pentamerous
calyx or
corolla
so
imbricated
that two are
exterior,
two are
interior,
and the other has one edge
exterior
and one
interior;
as,
quincuncial
aestivation..
Loricate
::
Loricate
(v.)
Covered
with a shell or
exterior
made of
plates
somewhat
like a coat of mail, as in the
armadillo..
Precinct
::
Precinct
(n.) The limit or
exterior
line
encompassing
a
place;
a
boundary;
a
confine;
limit of
jurisdiction
or
authority;
-- often in the
plural;
as, the
precincts
of a
state..
Facing
::
Facing
(n.) A
covering
in
front,
for
ornament
or other
purpose;
an
exterior
covering
or
sheathing;
as, the
facing
of an
earthen
slope,
sea wall, etc. , to
strengthen
it or to
protect
or adorn the
exposed
surface..
Shell
::
Shell (v. i.) To cast the
shell,
or
exterior
covering;
to fall out of the pod or husk; as, nuts shell in
falling..
Ring
::
Ring (n.) The solid
generated
by the
revolution
of a
circle,
or other
figure,
about an
exterior
straight
line (as an axis) lying in the same plane as the
circle
or other
figure..
Superficies
::
Superficies
(n.) The
surface;
the
exterior
part,
superficial
area, or face of a
thing..
Outward
::
Outward
(n.)
External
form;
exterior.
Epitheca
::
Epitheca
(n.) A
continuous
and,
usually,
structureless
layer which
covers
more or less of the
exterior
of many
corals..
Without-door
::
Without-door
(a.)
Outdoor;
exterior.
Shell
::
Shell (n.) Any
slight
hollow
structure;
a
framework,
or
exterior
structure,
regarded
as not
complete
or
filled
in; as, the shell of a
house..
Coast
::
Coast (v. t.) The
exterior
line,
limit,
or
border
of a
country;
frontier
border..
Interior
::
Interior
(a.) Being
within
any
limits,
inclosure,
or
substance;
inside;
internal;
inner;
--
opposed
to
exterior,
or
superficial;
as, the
interior
apartments
of a
house;
the
interior
surface
of a
hollow
ball..
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