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Definition of inclose
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 inclose is as below...
Inclose
(v. t.) To put
within
a case,
envelope,
or the like; to fold (a
thing)
within
another
or into the same
parcel;
as, to
inclose
a
letter
or a bank
note..
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Nutshell
::
Nutshell
(n.) The shell or hard
external
covering
in which the
kernel
of a nut is
inclosed.
Fence
::
Fence (v. t.) To
inclose
with a fence or other
protection;
to
secure
by an
inclosure.
Ovulist
::
Ovulist
(n.) A
believer
in the
theory
(called
encasement
theory),
current
during
the last
century,
that the egg was the real
animal
germ, and that at the time of
fecundation
the
spermatozoa
simply
gave the
impetus
which
caused
the
unfolding
of the egg, in which all
generations
were
inclosed
one
within
the
other.
Also
called
ovist..
Open
::
Open (a.) Free of
access;
not shut up; not
closed;
affording
unobstructed
ingress
or
egress;
not
impeding
or
preventing
passage;
not
locked
up or
covered
over; --
applied
to
passageways;
as, an open door,
window,
road, etc.; also, to
inclosed
structures
or
objects;
as, open
houses,
boxes,
baskets,
bottles,
etc.; also, to means of
communication
or
approach
by water or land; as, an open
harbor
or
roadstead..
Forest
::
Forest
(n.) A large
extent
or
precinct
of
country,
generally
waste and
woody,
belonging
to the
sovereign,
set apart for the
keeping
of game for his use, not
inclosed,
but
distinguished
by
certain
limits,
and
protected
by
certain
laws,
courts,
and
officers
of its own..
Internal
::
Internal
(a.)
Inward;
interior;
being
within
any limit or
surface;
inclosed;
--
opposed
to
external;
as, the
internal
parts of a body, or of the
earth..
Haw
::
Haw (n.) A
hedge;
an
inclosed
garden
or yard.
Draught
::
Draught
(n.) A
current
of air
moving
through
an
inclosed
place,
as
through
a room or up a
chimney..
Chase
::
Chase (v.) An open
hunting
ground
to which game
resorts,
and which is
private
properly,
thus
differing
from a
forest,
which is not
private
property,
and from a park, which is
inclosed.
Sometimes
written
chace..
Carina
::
Carina
(n.) That part of a
papilionaceous
flower,
consisting
of two
petals,
commonly
united,
which
incloses
the
organs
of
fructification.
Hypsometer
::
Hypsometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
heights
by
observation
of
barometric
pressure;
esp., one for
determining
heights
by
ascertaining
the
boiling
point of
water.
It
consists
of a
vessel
for
water,
with a lamp for
heating
it, and an
inclosed
thermometer
for
showing
the
temperature
of
ebullition..
Embox
::
Embox (v. t.) To
inclose,
as in a box; to
imbox..
Decahedron
::
Decahedron
(n.) A solid
figure
or body
inclosed
by ten plane
surfaces.
Issue
::
Issue (n.) The act of
passing
or
flowing
out; a
moving
out from any
inclosed
place;
egress;
as, the issue of water from a pipe, of blood from a
wound,
of air from a
bellows,
of
people
from a
house..
Disenclose
::
Disenclose
(v. t.) See
Disinclose.
Inhoop
::
Inhoop
(v. t.) To
inclose
in a hoop, or as in a
hoop..
Fenceless
::
Fenceless
(a.)
Without
a
fence;
uninclosed;
open;
unguarded;
defenseless.
Parenthesis
::
Parenthesis
(n.) One of the
curved
lines () which
inclose
a
parenthetic
word or
phrase.
Inclosed
::
Inclosed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Inclos.
Phylactery
::
Phylactery
(n.) Among the
primitive
Christians,
a case in which the
relics
of the dead were
inclosed..
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