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Definition of grain
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 grain is as below...
Grain (n.) A
rounded
prominence
on the back of a
sepal,
as in the
common
dock. See
Grained,
a., 4..
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Jack
::
"Jack (n.) A large tree, the
Artocarpus
integrifolia,
common
in the East
Indies,
closely
allied
to the
breadfruit,
from which it
differs
in
having
its
leaves
entire.
The fruit is of great size,
weighing
from
thirty
to forty
pounds,
and
through
its soft
fibrous
matter
are
scattered
the
seeds,
which are
roasted
and
eaten.
The wood is of a
yellow
color,
fine
grain,
and
rather
heavy,
and is much used in
cabinetwork.
It is also used for
dyeing
a
brilliant
yellow..
Wing
::
Wing (n.)
Anything
which
agitates
the air as a wing does, or which is put in
winglike
motion
by the
action
of the air, as a fan or vane for
winnowing
grain,
the vane or sail of a
windmill,
etc..
Granulate
::
Granulate
(v. t.) To form into
grains
or small
masses;
as, to
granulate
powder,
sugar,
or
metal..
Lilly-pilly
::
Lilly-pilly
(n.) An
Australian
myrtaceous
tree
(Eugenia
Smithii),
having
smooth
ovate
leaves,
and
panicles
of small white
flowers.
The wood is hard and
fine-grained..
Maslin
::
Maslin
(n.) A
mixture
of
different
sorts of
grain,
as wheat and rye..
Souple
::
Souple
(n.) That part of a flail which
strikes
the
grain.
Ripe
::
Ripe
(superl.)
Ready for
reaping
or
gathering;
having
attained
perfection;
mature;
-- said of
fruits,
seeds,
etc.; as, ripe
grain..
Grain
::
Grain (n.) To yield
fruit.
Swipper
::
Swiple
(n.) That part of a flail which
strikes
the grain in
thrashing;
a
swingel.
Decigramme
::
Decigramme
(n.) A
weight
in the
metric
system;
one tenth of a gram, equal to
1.5432
grains
avoirdupois..
Fovilla
::
Fovilla
(n.) One of the fine
granules
contained
in the
protoplasm
of a
pollen
grain.
Porkwood
::
Porkwood
(n.) The
coarse-grained
brownish
yellow
wood of a small tree
(Pisonia
obtusata)
of
Florida
and the West
Indies.
Also
called
pigeon
wood,
beefwood,
and
corkwood..
Milligramme
::
Milligramme
(n.) A
measure
of
weight,
in the
metric
system,
being the
thousandth
part of a gram, equal to the
weight
of a cubic
millimeter
of
water,
or
.01543
of a grain
avoirdupois..
Bunt
::
Bunt (n.) A
fungus
(Ustilago
foetida)
which
affects
the ear of
cereals,
filling
the
grains
with a fetid dust; -- also
called
pepperbrand..
Sicca
::
Sicca (n.) A seal; a
coining
die; -- used
adjectively
to
designate
the
silver
currency
of the Mogul
emperors,
or the
Indian
rupee of 192
grains..
Shear
::
Shear (v. t.) To reap, as
grain..
Chinch
::
Chinch
(n.) A bug
(Blissus
leucopterus),
which,
in the
United
States,
is very
destructive
to
grass,
wheat,
and other
grains;
-- also
called
chiniz,
chinch
bug, chink bug. It
resembles
the
bedbug
in its
disgusting
odor..
Cereal
::
Cereal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
grasses
which are
cultivated
for their
edible
seeds (as
wheat,
maize,
rice,
etc.),
or to their seeds or
grain..
Grist
::
Grist (n.)
Ground
corn; that which is
ground
at one time; as much grain as is
carried
to the mill at one time, or the meal it
produces..
Curculio
::
Curculio
(n.) One of a large group of
beetles
(Rhynchophora)
of many
genera;
--
called
also
weevils,
snout
beetles,
billbeetles,
and
billbugs.
Many of the
species
are very
destructive,
as the plum
curculio,
the corn,
grain,
and rice
weevils,
etc..
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