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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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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..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To
level,
as a
measure
of
grain,
salt, or the like, by
scraping
off with a
straight
instrument
what is above the level of the top..
Grain
::
Grain (v. t.) To paint in
imitation
of the grain of wood,
marble,
etc..
Feed
::
Feed (n.) That which is
eaten;
esp., food for
beasts;
fodder;
pasture;
hay;
grain,
ground
or
whole;
as, the best feed for
sheep..
Grainfield
::
Grainfield
(n.) A field where grain is
grown.
Crippler
::
Crippler
(n.) A
wooden
tool used in
graining
leather.
Stackyard
::
Stackstand
(n.) A
staging
for
supporting
a stack of hay or
grain;
a
rickstand.
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.
Scarcity
::
Scarcity
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
scarce;
smallness
of
quantity
in
proportion
to the wants or
demands;
deficiency;
lack of
plenty;
short
supply;
penury;
as, a
scarcity
of
grain;
a great
scarcity
of
beauties..
Badger
::
Badger
(n.) An
itinerant
licensed
dealer
in
commodities
used for food; a
hawker;
a
huckster;
--
formerly
applied
especially
to one who
bought
grain in one place and sold it in
another.
Spore
::
Spore (n.) A
minute
grain or germ; a
small,
round or ovoid body,
formed
in
certain
organisms,
and by
germination
giving
rise to a new
organism;
as, the
reproductive
spores
of
bacteria,
etc..
Esplees
::
Esplees
(n. pl.) The full
profits
or
products
which
ground
or land
yields,
as the hay of the
meadows,
the feed of the
pasture,
the grain of
arable
fields,
the
rents,
services,
and the
like..
Graniferous
::
Graniferous
(a.)
Bearing
grain,
or seeds like
grain..
Centigramme
::
Centigramme
(n.) The
hundredth
part of a gram; a
weight
equal to
.15432
of a
grain.
See Gram.
Emery
::
Emery (n.)
Corundum
in the form of
grains
or
powder,
used in the arts for
grinding
and
polishing
hard
substances.
Native
emery is mixed with more or less
magnetic
iron. See the Note under
Corundum..
Migraine
::
Migraine
(n.) Same as
Megrim.
Chondrometer
::
Chondrometer
(n.) A
steelyard
for
weighting
grain.
Hopper
::
Hopper
(n.) A
chute,
box, or
receptacle,
usually
funnel-shaped
with an
opening
at the lower part, for
delivering
or
feeding
any
material,
as to a
machine;
as, the
wooden
box with its
trough
through
which grain
passes
into a mill by
joining
or
shaking,
or a
funnel
through
which fuel
passes
into a
furnace,
or coal, etc., into a car..
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..
Reap
::
Reap (v. t.) To cut with a
sickle,
scythe,
or
reaping
machine,
as
grain;
to
gather,
as a
harvest,
by
cutting..
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