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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.) To form
grains,
or to
assume
a
granular
ferm, as the
result
of
crystallization;
to
granulate..
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Cornflower
::
Cornflower
(n.) A
conspicuous
wild
flower
(Centaurea
Cyanus),
growing
in
grainfields..
Roughhewn
::
Roughhewn
(a.) Of
coarse
manners;
rude;
uncultivated;
rough-grained.
Corn
::
Corn (n.) A
single
seed of
certain
plants,
as
wheat,
rye,
barley,
and
maize;
a
grain..
Rice
::
Rice (n.) A
well-known
cereal
grass
(Oryza
sativa)
and its seed. This plant is
extensively
cultivated
in warm
climates,
and the grain forms a large
portion
of the food of the
inhabitants.
In
America
it grows
chiefly
on low, moist land, which can be
overflowed..
Ivory
::
Ivory (n.) The hard,
white,
opaque,
fine-grained
substance
constituting
the tusks of the
elephant.
It is a
variety
of
dentine,
characterized
by the
minuteness
and close
arrangement
of the
tubes,
as also by their
double
flexure.
It is used in
manufacturing
articles
of
ornament
or
utility..
Riddle
::
Riddle
(n.) A sieve with
coarse
meshes,
usually
of wire, for
separating
coarser
materials
from
finer,
as chaff from
grain,
cinders
from
ashes,
or
gravel
from
sand..
Grain
::
Grain (n.) One the
branches
of a
valley
or of a
river.
Flour
::
Flour (n.) The
finely
ground
meal of
wheat,
or of any other
grain;
especially,
the finer part of meal
separated
by
bolting;
hence,
the fine and soft
powder
of any
substance;
as, flour of
emery;
flour of
mustard..
Astriction
::
Astriction
(n.) An
obligation
to have the grain
growing
on
certain
lands
ground
at a
certain
mill, the owner
paying
a
toll..
Raking
::
Raking
(n.) A space gone over with a rake; also, the work done, or the
quantity
of hay,
grain,
etc.,
collected,
by going once over a space with a
rake..
Distill
::
Distill
(v. t.) To
obtain
by
distillation;
to
extract
by
distillation,
as
spirits,
essential
oil, etc.; to
rectify;
as, to
distill
brandy
from wine; to
distill
alcoholic
spirits
from
grain;
to
distill
essential
oils from
flowers,
etc.; to
distill
fresh water from sea
water..
Pungled
::
Pungled
(a.)
Shriveled
or
shrunken;
-- said
especially
of grain which has lost its
juices
from the
ravages
of
insects,
such as the wheat
midge,
or Trips
(Thrips
cerealium)..
Ugly
::
Ugly
(superl.)
Ill-natured;
crossgrained;
quarrelsome;
as, an ugly
temper;
to feel
ugly..
Stool
::
Stool (v. i.) To
ramfy;
to
tiller,
as
grain;
to shoot out
suckers..
Grime
::
Grime (n.) Foul
matter;
dirt,
rubbed
in;
sullying
blackness,
deeply
ingrained..
Brandy
::
Brandy
(n.) A
strong
alcoholic
liquor
distilled
from wine. The name is also given to
spirit
distilled
from other
liquors,
and in the
United
States
to that
distilled
from cider and
peaches.
In
northern
Europe,
it is also
applied
to a
spirit
obtained
from
grain..
Parchment
::
Parchment
(n.) The
envelope
of the
coffee
grains,
inside
the
pulp..
Cut-off
::
Cut-off
(n.) Any
device
for
stopping
or
changing
a
current,
as of grain or water in a
spout..
Engrain
::
Engrain
(v. t.) To color in
imitation
of the grain of wood; to
grain.
See
Grain,
v. t., 1..
Grain
::
Grain (v. t.) To form
(powder,
sugar,
etc.) into
grains..
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