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Definition of gird
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Gird (v. i.) To gibe; to
sneer;
to break a
scornful
jest; to utter
severe
sarcasms.
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Camber
::
Camber
(n.) An
upward
concavity
in the under side of a beam,
girder,
or
lintel;
also, a
slight
upward
concavity
in a
straight
arch. See
Hogback..
Unzoned
::
Unzoned
(a.) Not
zoned;
not bound with a
girdle;
as, an
unzoned
bosom..
Girdlestead
::
Girdlestead
(n.) That part of the body where the
girdle
is worn.
Templet
::
Templet
(n.) A short piece of
timber,
iron, or
stone,
placed
in a wall under a
girder
or other beam, to
distribute
the
weight
or
pressure..
Gird
::
Gird (v. t.) To
prepare;
to make
ready;
to
equip;
as, to gird one's self for a
contest..
Cinctured
::
Cinctured
(n.)
Having
or
wearing
a
cincture
or
girdle.
Ephod
::
Ephod (n.) A part of the
sacerdotal
habit among Jews, being a
covering
for the back and
breast,
held
together
on the
shoulders
by two
clasps
or
brooches
of onyx
stones
set in gold, and
fastened
by a
girdle
of the same stuff as the
ephod.
The ephod for the
priests
was of plain
linen;
that for the high
priest
was
richly
embroidered
in
colors.
The
breastplate
of the high
priest
was worn upon the ephod in
front..
Begird
::
Begird
(v. t.) To bind with a band or
girdle;
to gird.
Gipsire
::
Gipsire
(n.) A kind of pouch
formerly
worn at the
girdle.
Sworder
::
Sworded
(a.)
Girded
with a
sword.
Cuirass
::
Cuirass
(n.) A piece of
defensive
armor,
covering
the body from the neck to the
girdle.
Girdlestead
::
Girdlestead
(n.) The lap.
Sash
::
Sash (n.) A scarf or band worn about the
waist,
over the
shoulder,
or
otherwise;
a belt; a
girdle,
-- worn by women and
children
as an
ornament;
also worn as a badge of
distinction
by
military
officers,
members
of
societies,
etc..
Engirded
::
Engirded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Engir.
Anlace
::
Anlace
(n.) A broad
dagger
formerly
worn at the
girdle.
Tail-bay
::
Tail-bay
(n.) One of the
joists
which rest one end on the wall and the other on a
girder;
also, the space
between
a wall and the
nearest
girder
of a
floor.
Cf.
Case-bay..
Seaware
::
Seaware
(n.)
Seaweed;
esp.,
coarse
seaweed.
See Ware, and Sea
girdles..
Girding
::
Girding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Gir.
Seawand
::
Seawand
() See Sea
girdles.
Gird
::
Gird (v. t.) To
clothe;
to
swathe;
to
invest.
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