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Definition of flatten
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Flatten
(a.) To throw down; to bring to the
ground;
to
prostrate;
hence,
to
depress;
to
deject;
to
dispirit..
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Flatten
::
Flatten
(a.) To make vapid or
insipid;
to
render
stale.
Phyllopoda
::
Phyllopoda
(n. pl.) An order of
Entomostraca
including
a large
number
of
species,
most of which live in fresh
water.
They have
flattened
or
leaflike
legs, often very
numerous,
which they use in
swimming.
Called
also
Branchiopoda..
Epiphyllum
::
Epiphyllum
(n.) A genus of
cactaceous
plants
having
flattened,
jointed
stems,
and
petals
united
in a tube. The
flowers
are very
showy,
and
several
species
are in
cultivation..
Tick
::
Tick (n.) Any one of
several
species
of
dipterous
insects
having
a
flattened
and
usually
wingless
body, as the bird ticks (see under Bird) and sheep tick (see under
Sheep)..
Phyllocladium
::
Phyllocladium
(n.) A
flattened
stem or
branch
which more or less
resembles
a leaf, and
performs
the
function
of a leaf as
regards
respiration
and
assimilation..
Flattened
::
Flattened
(imp. & p. p.) of
Flatte.
Flat
::
Flat (v. t.) To make flat; to
flatten;
to
level.
Septarium
::
Septarium
(n.) A
flattened
concretionary
nodule,
usually
of
limestone,
intersected
within
by
cracks
which are often
filled
with
calcite,
barite,
or other
minerals..
Ancipitous
::
Ancipitous
(a.)
Two-edged
instead
of
round;
-- said of
certain
flattened
stems,
as those of blue
grass,
and
rarely
also of
leaves..
Flatter
::
Flatter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
makes flat or
flattens..
Flatten
::
Flatten
(a.) To throw down; to bring to the
ground;
to
prostrate;
hence,
to
depress;
to
deject;
to
dispirit..
Flat
::
Flat (v. i.) To
become
flat, or
flattened;
to sink or fall to an even
surface..
Chinook
::
Chinook
(n.) One of a tribe of North
American
Indians
now
living
in the state of
Washington,
noted for the
custom
of
flattening
their
skulls.
Chinooks
also
called
Flathead
Indians..
Inspiration
::
Inspiration
(n.) The act of
inspiring
or
breathing
in;
breath;
specif.
(Physiol.),
the
drawing
of air into the
lungs,
accomplished
in
mammals
by
elevation
of the chest walls and
flattening
of the
diaphragm;
-- the
opposite
of
expiration..
Scaphocerite
::
Scaphocerite
(n.) A
flattened
plate or scale
attached
to the
second
joint of the
antennae
of many
Crustacea.
Flat Foot
::
Flat foot () A foot in which the arch of the
instep
is
flattened
so that the
entire
sole of the foot rests upon the
ground;
also, the
deformity,
usually
congential,
exhibited
by such a foot;
splayfoot..
Turreted
::
Turreted
(a.)
Furnished
with a
turret
or
turrets;
specifically
(Zool.),
having
the
whorls
somewhat
flattened
on the upper side and often
ornamented
by
spines
or
tubercles;
-- said of
certain
spiral
shells..
Ear-shell
::
Ear-shell
(n.) A
flattened
marine
univalve
shell of the genus
Haliotis;
--
called
also
sea-ear.
See
Abalone.
Iridosmium
::
Iridosmium
(n.) The
native
compound
of
iridium
and
osmium.
It is found in
flattened
metallic
grains
of
extreme
hardness,
and is often used for
pointing
gold
pens..
Explain
::
Explain
(a.) To
flatten;
to
spread
out; to
unfold;
to
expand.
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