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Definition of harness
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Harness
(v. t.) Fig.: To equip or
furnish
for
defense.
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Peytrel
::
Peytrel
(n.) The
breastplate
of a
horse's
armor or
harness.
[Spelt
also
peitrel.]
See
Poitrel.
Unharness
::
Unharness
(v. t.) To strip of
harness;
to loose from
harness
or gear; as, to
unharness
horses
or
oxen..
Guib
::
Guib (n.) A West
African
antelope
(Tragelaphus
scriptus),
curiously
marked
with white
stripes
and spots on a
reddish
fawn
ground,
and hence
called
harnessed
antelope;
--
called
also
guiba..
Buckle
::
Buckle
(n.) To
fasten
or
confine
with a
buckle
or
buckles;
as, to
buckle
a
harness..
Harness
::
Harness
(v. t.) To make ready for
draught;
to equip with
harness,
as a
horse.
Also used
figuratively..
Harness Cask
::
Harness
cask () A tub
lashed
to a
vessel's
deck and
containing
salted
provisions
for daily use; --
called
also
harness
tub.
Team
::
Team (n.) Two or more
horses,
oxen, or other
beasts
harnessed
to the same
vehicle
for
drawing,
as to a
coach,
wagon,
sled, or the
like..
Tandem
::
Tandem
(adv. & a.) One after
another;
-- said
especially
of
horses
harnessed
and
driven
one
before
another,
instead
of
abreast..
Saddlery
::
Saddlery
(n.) The
materials
for
making
saddles
and
harnesses;
the
articles
usually
offered
for sale in a
saddler's
shop.
But
::
But (v. t.) The
thickest
and
stoutest
part of
tanned
oxhides,
used for soles of
boots,
harness,
trunks..
Harnessed
::
Harnessed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Harnes.
Inspan
::
Inspan
(v. t. & i.) To yoke or
harness,
as oxen to a
vehicle..
Heddling
::
Heddling
(vb. n.) The act of
drawing
the warp
threads
through
the
heddle-eyes
of a
weaver's
harness;
the
harness
itself.
Harnesser
::
Harnesser
(n.) One who
harnesses.
Bellyband
::
Bellyband
(n.) A band that
passes
under the belly of a horse and holds the
saddle
or
harness
in
place;
a
girth.
Whippletree
::
Whippletree
(n.) The
pivoted
or
swinging
bar to which the
traces,
or tugs, of a
harness
are
fastened,
and by which a
carriage,
a plow, or other
implement
or
vehicle,
is
drawn;
a
whiffletree;
a
swingletree;
a
singletree.
See
Singletree..
Harness
::
Harness
(n.) The part of a loom
comprising
the
heddles,
with their means of
support
and
motion,
by which the
threads
of the warp are
alternately
raised
and
depressed
for the
passage
of the
shuttle..
Tackle
::
Tackle
(n.) To
fasten
or
attach,
as with a
tackle;
to
harness;
as, to
tackle
a horse into a coach or
wagon..
Plate
::
Plate (v. t.) To adorn with
plated
metal;
as, a
plated
harness..
Harnessing
::
Harnessing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Harnes.
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