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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 (v. t.) To take the hair off
(skins);
to
soften
and raise the grain of
(leather,
etc.)..
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Fan
::
Fan (n.) Any
revolving
vane or vanes used for
producing
currents
of air, in
winnowing
grain,
blowing
a fire,
ventilation,
etc., or for
checking
rapid
motion
by the
resistance
of the air; a fan
blower;
a fan
wheel..
Grainer
::
Grainer
(n.) A knife for
taking
the hair off
skins.
Live
::
Live (v. i.) To feed; to
subsist;
to be
nourished
or
supported;
-- with on; as,
horses
live on grass and
grain..
Acinus
::
Acinus
(n.) One of the small
grains
or
drupelets
which make up some kinds of
fruit,
as the
blackberry,
raspberry,
etc..
Split
::
Split (v. t.) To
divide
lengthwise;
to
separate
from end to end, esp. by
force;
to
divide
in the
direction
of the grain
layers;
to rive; to
cleave;
as, to split a piece of
timber
or a
board;
to split a gem; to split a
sheepskin..
Straw
::
Straw (n.) The
gathered
and
thrashed
stalks
of
certain
species
of
grain,
etc.; as, a
bundle,
or a load, of rye
straw..
Weeviled
::
Weeviled
(a.)
Infested
by
weevils;
as,
weeviled
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..
Grainer
::
Grainer
(n.) An
infusion
of
pigeon's
dung used by
tanners
to
neutralize
the
effects
of lime and give
flexibility
to
skins;
--
called
also
grains
and bate.
Graining.
::
Graining.
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Grai.
Thwart
::
Thwart
(a.) Fig.:
Perverse;
crossgrained.
Feu
::
Feu (n.) A free and
gratuitous
right to lands made to one for
service
to be
performed
by him; a
tenure
where the
vassal,
in place of
military
services,
makes a
return
in grain or in
money..
Granivorous
::
Granivorous
(a.)
Eating
grain;
feeding
or
subsisting
on
seeds;
as,
granivorous
birds..
Hackmatack
::
Hackmatack
(n.) The
American
larch
(Larix
Americana),
a
coniferous
tree with
slender
deciduous
leaves;
also, its
heavy,
close-grained
timber.
Called
also
tamarack..
Salt
::
Salt (n.) Fig.: That which
preserves
from
corruption
or
error;
that which
purifies;
a
corrective;
an
antiseptic;
also, an
allowance
or
deduction;
as, his
statements
must be taken with a grain of
salt..
Tous-les-mois
::
Tous-les-mois
(n.) A kind of
starch
with very
large,
oval,
flattened
grains,
often sold as
arrowroot,
and
extensively
used for
adulterating
cocoa.
It is made from the
rootstocks
of a
species
of
Canna,
probably
C.
edulis,
the
tubers
of which are
edible
every month in the
year..
Wheatworm
::
Wheatworm
(n.) A small
nematode
worm
(Anguillula
tritici)
which
attacks
the
grains
of wheat in the ear. It is found in wheat
affected
with smut, each of the
diseased
grains
containing
a large
number
of the
minute
young of the
worm..
Gnarly
::
Gnarly
(a.) Full of
knots;
knotty;
twisted;
crossgrained.
Bran
::
Bran (n.) The
broken
coat of the seed of
wheat,
rye, or other
cereal
grain,
separated
from the flour or meal by
sifting
or
bolting;
the
coarse,
chaffy
part of
ground
grain..
Sweat
::
Sweat (v. i.)
Moisture
issuing
from any
substance;
as, the sweat of hay or grain in a mow or
stack..
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