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Definition of flat
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Flat
(superl.)
Tasteless;
stale;
vapid;
insipid;
dead; as, fruit or drink flat to the
taste..
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Bannock
::
Bannock
(n.) A kind of cake or
bread,
in shape flat and
roundish,
commonly
made of
oatmeal
or
barley
meal and baked on an iron
plate,
or
griddle;
-- used in
Scotland
and the
northern
counties
of
England..
Palaverer
::
Palaverer
(n.) One who
palavers;
a
flatterer.
Jedding Ax
::
"Jedding
ax (n.) A stone
mason's
tool,
having
a flat face and a
pointed
part..
Wheel-shaped
::
Wheel-shaped
(a.)
Expanding
into a flat,
circular
border
at top, with
scarcely
any tube; as, a
wheel-shaped
corolla..
Puff
::
Puff (v. t.) To cause to swell or
dilate;
to
inflate;
to
ruffle
with
puffs;
-- often with up; as, a
bladder
puffed
with air..
Flat
::
Flat
(superl.)
Wanting
relief;
destitute
of
variety;
without
points
of
prominence
and
striking
interest.
Table
::
Table (n.) An
article
of
furniture,
consisting
of a flat slab,
board,
or the like,
having
a
smooth
surface,
fixed
horizontally
on legs, and used for a great
variety
of
purposes,
as in
eating,
writing,
or
working..
Stoned
::
Stone (n.) A stand or table with a
smooth,
flat top of
stone,
commonly
marble,
on which to
arrange
the pages of a book,
newspaper,
etc.,
before
printing;
--
called
also
imposing
stone..
Barrel
::
Barrel
(n.) A round
vessel
or cask, of
greater
length
than
breadth,
and
bulging
in the
middle,
made of
staves
bound with
hoops,
and
having
flat ends or
heads..
Puffer
::
Puffer
(n.) Any
plectognath
fish which
inflates
its body, as the
species
of
Tetrodon
and
Diodon;
--
called
also
blower,
puff-fish,
swellfish,
and
globefish..
Flat
::
Flat
(superl.)
Clear;
unmistakable;
peremptory;
absolute;
positive;
downright.
Rowan Tree
::
Rowan tree () A
european
tree
(Pyrus
aucuparia)
related
to the
apple,
but with
pinnate
leaves
and flat
corymbs
of small white
flowers
followed
by
little
bright
red
berries.
Called
also roan tree, and
mountain
ash. The name is also
applied
to two
American
trees of
similar
habit
(Pyrus
Americana,
and P.
sambucifolia)..
Cabbling
::
Cabbling
(n.) The
process
of
breaking
up the flat
masses
into which
wrought
iron is first
hammered,
in order that the
pieces
may be
reheated
and
wrought
into bar
iron..
Palm
::
Palm (n.) The flat inner face of an
anchor
fluke.
Chasuble
::
Chasuble
(n.) The outer
vestment
worn by the
priest
in
saying
Mass,
consisting,
in the Roman
Catholic
Church,
of a
broad,
flat, back
piece,
and a
narrower
front
piece,
the two
connected
over the
shoulders
only. The back has
usually
a large
cross,
the front an
upright
bar or
pillar,
designed
to be
emblematical
of
Christ's
sufferings.
In the Greek
Church
the
chasuble
is a large round
mantle..
Pinenchyma
::
Pinenchyma
(n.)
Tabular
parenchyma,
a form of
cellular
tissue
in which the cells are broad and flat, as in some kinds of
epidermis..
Losenger
::
Losenger
(n.) A
flatterer;
a
deceiver;
a
cozener.
Moineau
::
Moineau
(n.) A small flat
bastion,
raised
in the
middle
of an
overlong
curtain..
Exsufflate
::
Exsufflate
(v. t.) To
exorcise
or
renounce
by
blowing.
Blandation
::
Blandation
(n.)
Flattery.
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