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Definition of finger
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 finger is as below...
Finger
(n.) The
breadth
of a
finger,
or the
fourth
part of the hand; a
measure
of
nearly
an inch; also, the
length
of
finger,
a
measure
in
domestic
use in the
United
States,
of about four and a half
inches
or one
eighth
of a
yard..
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Pointing
::
Pointing
(n.) The act of
designating,
as a
position
or
direction,
by means of
something
pointed,
as a
finger
or a rod..
Digitiform
::
Digitiform
(a.)
Formed
like a
finger
or
fingers;
finger-shaped;
as, a
digitiform
root..
Tridactyle
::
Tridactyle
(a.)
Having
three
fingers
or toes, or
composed
of three
movable
parts
attached
to a
common
base..
Cubit
::
Cubit (n.) A
measure
of
length,
being the
distance
from the elbow to the
extremity
of the
middle
finger..
Shut
::
Shut (v. t.) To fold
together;
to close over, as the
fingers;
to close by
bringing
the parts
together;
as, to shut the hand; to shut a
book..
Monodactylous
::
Monodactylous
(a.)
Having
but one
finger
or claw.
Fingering
::
Fingering
(n.) The
manner
of using the
fingers
in
playing
or
striking
the keys of an
instrument
of
music;
movement
or
management
of the
fingers
in
playing
on a
musical
instrument,
in
typewriting,
etc..
Fingering
::
Fingering
(n.) The
marking
of the notes of a piece of music to guide or
regulate
the
action
or use of the
fingers.
Stop
::
Stop (n.) The
closing
of an
aperture
in the air
passage,
or
pressure
of the
finger
upon the
string,
of an
instrument
of
music,
so as to
modify
the tone;
hence,
any
contrivance
by which the
sounds
of a
musical
instrument
are
regulated..
Dactylitis
::
Dactylitis
(n.) An
inflammatory
affection
of the
fingers.
Stour
::
Stoup (n.) A basin at the
entrance
of Roman
Catholic
churches
for
containing
the holy water with which those who
enter,
dipping
their
fingers
in it, cross
themselves;
--
called
also
holy-water
stoup..
Tetragonal
::
Tetragonal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
tetragon;
having
four
angles
or
sides;
thus, the
square,
the
parallelogram,
the
rhombus,
and the
trapezium
are
tetragonal
fingers..
Castanets
::
Castanets
(n. pl.) Two
small,
concave
shells
of ivory or hard wood,
shaped
like
spoons,
fastened
to the
thumb,
and
beaten
together
with the
middle
finger;
-- used by the
Spaniards
and Moors as an
accompaniment
to their dance and
guitars..
Hangnail
::
Hangnail
(n.) A small piece or
silver
of skin which hangs
loose,
near the root of
finger
nail..
Finger
::
Finger
(v. t.) To
execute,
as any
delicate
work..
Pick
::
Pick (v.) To
remove
something
from with a
pointed
instrument,
with the
fingers,
or with the
teeth;
as, to pick the
teeth;
to pick a bone; to pick a
goose;
to pick a
pocket..
Unguis
::
Unguis
(n.) The nail, claw,
talon,
or hoof of a
finger,
toe, or other
appendage..
Fingering
::
Fingering
(n.)
Delicate
work made with the
fingers.
Tip
::
Tip (n.) The point or
extremity
of
anything;
a
pointed
or
somewhat
sharply
rounded
end; the end; as, the tip of the
finger;
the tip of a
spear..
Stump
::
Stump (n.) The part of a limb or other body
remaining
after a part is
amputated
or
destroyed;
a fixed or
rooted
remnant;
a stub; as, the stump of a leg, a
finger,
a
tooth,
or a
broom..
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