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Definition of finger
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Finger
(v. t.) To touch
lightly;
to toy with.
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Finger
::
Finger
(n.) Skill in the use of the
fingers,
as in
playing
upon a
musical
instrument..
Digital
::
Digital
(a.) Of or
performance
to the
fingers,
or to
digits;
done with the
fingers;
as,
digital
compression;
digital
examination..
Squeeze
::
Squeeze
(v. t.) To press
between
two
bodies;
to press
together
closely;
to
compress;
often,
to
compress
so as to expel
juice,
moisture,
etc.; as, to
squeeze
an
orange
with the
fingers;
to
squeeze
the hand in
friendship..
Encompass
::
Encompass
(v. t.) To
circumscribe
or go round so as to
surround
closely;
to
encircle;
to
inclose;
to
environ;
as, a ring
encompasses
the
finger;
an army
encompasses
a city; a
voyage
encompassing
the
world..
Fingered
::
Fingered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Finge.
Butter-fingered
::
Butter-fingered
(a.) Apt to let
things
fall, or to let them slip away;
slippery;
careless..
Interdigitate
::
Interdigitate
(v. i.) To
interlock,
as the
fingers
of two hands that are
joined;
to be
interwoven;
to
commingle..
Accretion
::
Accretion
(n.) A
growing
together
of parts
naturally
separate,
as of the
fingers
toes..
Cradle
::
Cradle
(n.) An
implement
consisting
of a broad
scythe
for
cutting
grain,
with a set of long
fingers
parallel
to the
scythe,
designed
to
receive
the
grain,
and to lay it
evenly
in a
swath..
Drum
::
Drum (v. i.) To beat with the
fingers,
as with
drumsticks;
to beat with a rapid
succession
of
strokes;
to make a noise like that of a
beaten
drum; as, the
ruffed
grouse
drums with his
wings..
Minimus
::
Minimus
(n.) The
little
finger;
the fifth
digit,
or that
corresponding
to it, in
either
the manus or pes..
Cubit
::
Cubit (n.) A
measure
of
length,
being the
distance
from the elbow to the
extremity
of the
middle
finger..
Lady''s Finger
::
Lady's
finger
() A long,
slender
variety
of the
potato..
Virginal
::
Virginal
(v. i.) To play with the
fingers,
as if on a
virginal;
to tap or pat..
Guitar
::
Guitar
(n.) A
stringed
instrument
of music
resembling
the lute or the
violin,
but
larger,
and
having
six
strings,
three of silk
covered
with
silver
wire, and three of
catgut,
--
played
upon with the
fingers..
Drawgloves
::
Drawgloves
(n. pl.) An old game,
played
by
holding
up the
fingers..
Starch
::
Starch
(n.) A
widely
diffused
vegetable
substance
found
especially
in
seeds,
bulbs,
and
tubers,
and
extracted
(as from
potatoes,
corn, rice, etc.) as a
white,
glistening,
granular
or
powdery
substance,
without
taste or
smell,
and
giving
a very
peculiar
creaking
sound when
rubbed
between
the
fingers.
It is used as a food, in the
production
of
commercial
grape
sugar,
for
stiffening
linen in
laundries,
in
making
paste,
etc..
Bat
::
Bat (n.) One of the
Cheiroptera,
an order of
flying
mammals,
in which the wings are
formed
by a
membrane
stretched
between
the
elongated
fingers,
legs, and tail. The
common
bats are small and
insectivorous.
See
Cheiroptera
and
Vampire..
Finger
::
Finger
(v. t.) To
execute,
as any
delicate
work..
Dactyliology
::
Dactyliology
(n.) That
branch
of
archaeology
which has to do with
finger
rings.
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