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Definition of hollow
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 hollow is as below...
Hollow
(v. t.) To make
hollow,
as by
digging,
cutting,
or
engraving;
to
excavate..
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Pump
::
Pump (n.) An
hydraulic
machine,
variously
constructed,
for
raising
or
transferring
fluids,
consisting
essentially
of a
moving
piece or
piston
working
in a
hollow
cylinder
or other
cavity,
with
valves
properly
placed
for
admitting
or
retaining
the fluid as it is drawn or
driven
through
them by the
action
of the
piston..
Platoon
::
Platoon
(n.)
Formerly,
a body of men who fired
together;
also, a small
square
body of
soldiers
to
strengthen
the
angles
of a
hollow
square..
Hollowly
::
Hollowly
(adv.)
Insincerely;
deceitfully.
Pyrosome
::
Pyrosome
(n.) Any
compound
ascidian
of the genus
Pyrosoma.
The
pyrosomes
form large
hollow
cylinders,
sometimes
two or three feet long, which swim at the
surface
of the sea and are very
phosphorescent..
Bottle
::
Bottle
(n.) A
hollow
vessel,
usually
of glass or
earthenware
(but
formerly
of
leather),
with a
narrow
neck or
mouth,
for
holding
liquids..
Booming
::
Booming
(n.) The act of
producing
a
hollow
or
roaring
sound;
a
violent
rushing
with heavy roar; as, the
booming
of the sea; a deep,
hollow
sound;
as, the
booming
of
bitterns..
Hollowness
::
Hollowness
(n.) State of being
hollow.
Sough
::
Sough (v. i.) The sound
produced
by
soughing;
a
hollow
murmur
or
roaring.
Semidome
::
Semidome
(n.) A roof or
ceiling
covering
a
semicircular
room or
recess,
or one of
nearly
that
shape,
as the apse of a
church,
a
niche,
or the like. It is
approximately
the
quarter
of a
hollow
sphere..
Concave
::
Concave
(v. t.) To make
hollow
or
concave.
Horsetail
::
Horsetail
(n.) A
leafless
plant,
with
hollow
and
rushlike
stems.
It is of the genus
Equisetum,
and is
allied
to the
ferns.
See
Illust.
of
Equisetum..
Regurgitate
::
Regurgitate
(v. t.) To throw or pour back, as from a deep or
hollow
place;
to pour or throw back in great
quantity..
Boom
::
Boom (n.) A
hollow
roar, as of waves or
cannon;
also, the
hollow
cry of the
bittern;
a
booming..
Sea Trumpet
::
Sea
trumpet
() A great
blackish
seaweed
of the
Southern
Ocean,
having
a
hollow
and
expanding
stem and a
pinnate
frond,
sometimes
twenty
feet
long..
Pipe
::
Pipe (n.) Any long tube or
hollow
body of wood,
metal,
earthenware,
or the like:
especially,
one used as a
conductor
of
water,
steam,
gas, etc..
Brim
::
Brim (n.) The rim,
border,
or upper edge of a cup, dish, or any
hollow
vessel
used for
holding
anything..
Bubble
::
Bubble
(n.) A
small,
hollow,
floating
bead or
globe,
formerly
used for
testing
the
strength
of
spirits..
Urn
::
Urn (n.) A
hollow
body
shaped
like an urn, in which the
spores
of
mosses
are
contained;
a spore case; a
theca..
Insincerity
::
Insincerity
(n.) The
quality
of being
insincere;
want of
sincerity,
or of being in
reality
what one
appears
to be;
dissimulation;
hypocritical;
deceitfulness;
hollowness;
untrustworthiness;
as, the
insincerity
of a
professed
friend;
the
insincerity
of
professions
of
regard..
Excavate
::
Excavate
(v. t.) To form by
hollowing;
to
shape,
as a
cavity,
or
anything
that is
hollow;
as, to
excavate
a
canoe,
a
cellar,
a
channel..
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