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Definition of face
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Face (n.) The end or wall of the
tunnel,
drift,
or
excavation,
at which work is
progressing
or was last
done..
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Laevigate
::
Laevigate
(a.)
Having
a
smooth
surface,
as if
polished..
Superscription
::
Superscription
(n.) That which is
written
or
engraved
on the
surface,
outside,
or above
something
else;
specifically,
an
address
on a
letter,
envelope,
or the
like..
Macadamize
::
Macadamize
(v. t.) To
cover,
as a road, or
street,
with
small,
broken
stones,
so as to form a
smooth,
hard,
convex
surface..
Glase
::
Glase (v. t.) To
incrust,
cover,
or
overlay
with a thin
surface,
consisting
of, or
resembling,
glass;
as, to glaze
earthenware;
hence,
to
render
smooth,
glasslike,
or
glossy;
as, to glaze
paper,
gunpowder,
and the
like..
Epinastic
::
Epinastic
(a.) A term
applied
to that phase of
vegetable
growth
in which an organ grows more
rapidly
on its upper than on its under
surface.
See
Hyponastic.
Fluorescence
::
Fluorescence
(n.) That
property
which some
transparent
bodies
have of
producing
at their
surface,
or
within
their
substance,
light
different
in color from the mass of the
material,
as when green
crystals
of fluor spar
afford
blue
reflections.
It is due not to the
difference
in the color of a
distinct
surface
layer,
but to the power which the
substance
has of
modifying
the light
incident
upon it. The light
emitted
by
fluorescent
substances
is in
general
of lower
refrangibility
than the
incident
l
Engraved
::
Engraved
(a.)
Having
the
surface
covered
with
irregular,
impressed
lines..
Widgeon
::
Widgeon
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
fresh-water
ducks,
especially
those
belonging
to the
subgenus
Mareca,
of the genus Anas. The
common
European
widgeon
(Anas
penelope)
and the
American
widgeon
(A.
Americana)
are the most
important
species.
The
latter
is
called
also
baldhead,
baldpate,
baldface,
baldcrown,
smoking
duck,
wheat,
duck, and
whitebelly..
Didonia
::
Didonia
(n.) The curve which on a given
surface
and with a given
perimeter
contains
the
greatest
area.
Induction
::
Induction
(n.) An
introduction
or
introductory
scene,
as to a play; a
preface;
a
prologue..
Whey-faced
::
Whey-faced
(a.)
Having
a pale or white face, as from
fright..
Venturine
::
Venturine
(n.) Gold
powder
for
covering
varnished
surfaces.
Amplitude
::
Amplitude
(n.) State of being
ample;
extent
of
surface
or
space;
largeness
of
dimensions;
size.
Face
::
Face (v. i.) To turn the face; as, to face to the right or
left..
Draff
::
Draff (n.) A
narrow
border
worked
to a plane
surface
along the edge of a
stone,
or
across
its face, as a guide to the
stone-cutter..
Skim
::
Skim (v. t.) To clear (a
liquid)
from scum or
substance
floating
or lying
thereon,
by means of a
utensil
that
passes
just
beneath
the
surface;
as, to skim milk; to skim
broth..
Dowse
::
Dowse (n.) A blow on the face.
Fulcrum
::
Fulcrum
(n.) The horny
inferior
surface
of the
lingua
of
certain
insects.
Hilly
::
Hilly (a.)
Abounding
with
hills;
uneven
in
surface;
as, a hilly
country..
Drove
::
Drove (n.) The
grooved
surface
of stone
finished
by the drove
chisel;
--
called
also drove work.
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