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Definition of heel
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Heel (n.) The
uppermost
part of the blade of a
sword,
next to the
hilt..
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Axle
::
Axle (n.) A
transverse
bar or shaft
connecting
the
opposite
wheels
of a car or
carriage;
an
axletree.
Wheelband
::
Wheelband
(n.) The tire of a
wheel.
Barouche
::
Barouche
(n.) A
four-wheeled
carriage,
with a
falling
top, a seat on the
outside
for the
driver,
and two
double
seats on the
inside
arranged
so that the
sitters
on the front seat face those on the back
seat..
Sterquilinous
::
Stern-wheeler
(n.) A
steamboat
having
a stern wheel
instead
of side
wheels.
Splasher
::
Splasher
(n.) One of the
guarde
over the
wheels,
as of a
carriage,
locomotive,
etc..
Hurdy-gurdy
::
Hurdy-gurdy
(n.) A
stringled
instrument,
lutelike
in
shape,
in which the sound is
produced
by the
friction
of a wheel
turned
by a crank at the end,
instead
of by a bow, two of the
strings
being tuned as
drones,
while two or more, tuned in
unison,
are
modulated
by
keys..
Wheeling
::
Wheeling
(n.) A
turning,
or
circular
movement..
Tilbury
::
Tilbury
(n.) A kind of gig or
two-wheeled
carriage,
without
a top or
cover..
Peirameter
::
Peirameter
(n.) A
dynamometer
for
measuring
the force
required
to draw wheel
carriages
on roads of
different
constructions.
Mesh
::
Mesh (n.) The
engagement
of the teeth of
wheels,
or of a wheel and
rack..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A
circular
frame
having
handles
on the
periphery,
and an axle which is so
connected
with the
tiller
as to form a means of
controlling
the
rudder
for the
purpose
of
steering..
Facing
::
Facing
(n.) The
movement
of
soldiers
by
turning
on their heels to the
right,
left, or
about;
--
chiefly
in the pl..
Trig
::
Trig (n.) A
stone,
block of wood, or
anything
else,
placed
under a wheel or
barrel
to
prevent
motion;
a
scotch;
a
skid..
Stave
::
Stave (n.) One of the
cylindrical
bars of a
lantern
wheel;
one of the bars or
rounds
of a rack, a
ladder,
etc..
Heeled
::
Heeled
(imp. & p. p.) of Hee.
Trochoid
::
Trochoid
(n.) The curve
described
by any point in a wheel
rolling
on a line; a
cycloid;
a
roulette;
in
general,
the curve
described
by any point
fixedly
connected
with a
moving
curve while the
moving
curve rolls
without
slipping
on a
second
fixed
curve,
the
curves
all being in one
plane.
Cycloids,
epicycloids,
hypocycloids,
cardioids,
etc., are all
trochoids..
Tread
::
Tread (n.) The part of a wheel that bears upon the road or rail.
Grease
::
Grease
(v. t.) To
smear,
anoint,
or daub, with
grease
or fat; to
lubricate;
as, to
grease
the
wheels
of a
wagon..
Gyroscope
::
Gyroscope
(n.) A
rotating
wheel,
mounted
in a ring or
rings,
for
illustrating
the
dynamics
of
rotating
bodies,
the
composition
of
rotations,
etc. It was
devised
by
Professor
W. R.
Johnson,
in 1832, by whom it was
called
the
rotascope..
Pinch
::
Pinch (v. t.) To move, as a
railroad
car, by
prying
the
wheels
with a
pinch.
See
Pinch,
n., 4..
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