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Definition of floor
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 floor is as below...
Floor (n.) That part of the
bottom
of a
vessel
on each side of the
keelson
which is most
nearly
horizontal.
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Syrphian
::
Syrma (n.) A long
dress,
trailing
on the
floor,
worn by
tragic
actors
in Greek and Roman
theaters..
Story
::
Story (v. t.) A set of rooms on the same floor or
level;
a
floor,
or the space
between
two
floors.
Also, a
horizontal
division
of a
building's
exterior
considered
architecturally,
which need not
correspond
exactly
with the
stories
within..
Stillatitious
::
Stillage
(n.) A low stool to keep the goods from
touching
the
floor.
Cornfloor
::
Cornfloor
(n.) A
thrashing
floor.
Straight-lined
::
Straight-joint
(a.) In the
United
States,
applied
to
planking
or
flooring
put
together
without
the
tongue
and
groove,
the
pieces
being laid edge to
edge..
Hatchway
::
Hatchway
(n.) A
square
or
oblong
opening
in a deck or
floor,
affording
passage
from one deck or story to
another;
the
entrance
to a
cellar..
Garret
::
Garret
(n.) That part of a house which is on the upper
floor,
immediately
under or
within
the roof; an
attic..
Stalagmitic
::
Stalagmite
(n.) A
deposit
more or less
resembling
an
inverted
stalactite,
formed
by
calcareous
water
dropping
on the
floors
of
caverns;
hence,
a
similar
deposit
of other
material..
Calcar
::
Calcar
(n.) A
curved
ridge in the floor of the
leteral
ventricle
of the
brain;
the
calcar
avis,
hippocampus
minor,
or
ergot..
Kamptulicon
::
Kamptulicon
(n.) A kind of
elastic
floor
cloth,
made of India
rubber,
gutta-percha,
linseed
oil, and
powdered
cork..
Downstairs
::
Downstairs
(adv.)
Down the
stairs;
to a lower
floor.
Scrub
::
Scrub (v. t.) To rub hard; to wash with
rubbing;
usually,
to rub with a wet
brush,
or with
something
coarse
or
rough,
for the
purpose
of
cleaning
or
brightening;
as, to scrub a
floor,
a
doorplate..
Linoleum
::
Linoleum
(n.) A kind of floor cloth made by
laying
hardened
linseed
oil mixed with
ground
cork on a
canvas
backing.
Crumbcloth
::
Crumbcloth
(n.) A cloth to be laid under a
dining
table to
receive
falling
fragments,
and keep the
carpet
or floor
clean..
Trimmer
::
Trimmer
(n.) A beam, into which are
framed
the ends of
headers
in floor
framing,
as when a hole is to be left for
stairs,
or to avoid
bringing
joists
near
chimneys,
and the like. See
Illust.
of
Header..
Area
::
Area (n.) Any plane
surface,
as of the floor of a room or
church,
or of the
ground
within
an
inclosure;
an open space in a
building..
Carpet
::
Carpet
(n.) A heavy woven or
felted
fabric,
usually
of wool, but also of
cotton,
hemp,
straw,
etc.; esp. a floor
covering
made in
breadths
to be sewed
together
and
nailed
to the
floor,
as
distinguished
from a rug or mat;
originally,
also, a
wrought
cover for
tables..
Puncheon
::
Puncheon
(n.) A split log or heavy slab with the face
smoothed;
as, a floor made of
puncheons..
Coupee
::
Coupee
(n.) A
motion
in
dancing,
when one leg is a
little
bent, and
raised
from the
floor,
and with the other a
forward
motion
is
made..
Ceiling
::
Ceiling
(v. t.) The
inside
lining
of a room
overhead;
the under side of the floor
above;
the upper
surface
opposite
to the
floor.
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