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Definition of indent
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 indent is as below...
Indent
(v. t.) To dent; to stamp or to press in; to
impress;
as,
indent
a
smooth
surface
with a
hammer;
to
indent
wax with a
stamp..
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Engrailed
::
Engrailed
(a.)
Indented
with small
concave
curves,
as the edge of a
bordure,
bend, or the
like..
Print
::
Print (n.) A mark made by
impression;
a line,
character,
figure,
or
indentation,
made by the
pressure
of one thing on
another;
as, the print of teeth or nails in
flesh;
the print of the foot in sand or
snow..
Follower
::
Follower
(n.) Among law
stationers,
a sheet of
parchment
or paper which is added to the first sheet of an
indenture
or other
deed..
Indentedly
::
Indentedly
(adv.)
With
indentations.
File
::
File (n.) A steel
instrument,
having
cutting
ridges
or
teeth,
made by
indentation
with a
chisel,
used for
abrading
or
smoothing
other
substances,
as
metals,
wood, etc..
Phonograph
::
Phonograph
(n.) An
instrument
for the
mechanical
registration
and
reproduction
of
audible
sounds,
as
articulate
speech,
etc. It
consists
of a
rotating
cylinder
or disk
covered
with some
material
easily
indented,
as
tinfoil,
wax,
paraffin,
etc., above which is a thin plate
carrying
a
stylus.
As the plate
vibrates
under the
influence
of a
sound,
the
stylus
makes
minute
indentations
or
undulations
in the soft
material,
and
these,
when the
cylinder
or disk is again
turned,
set the plate in
vibration
Toothing
::
Toothing
(n.) The act or
process
of
indenting
or
furnishing
with
teeth.
Escalop
::
Escalop
(n.) A
regular,
curving
indenture
in the
margin
of
anything.
See
Scallop..
Indented
::
Indented
(a.)
Notched
like the part of a saw
consisting
of the
teeth;
serrated;
as, an
indented
border
or
ordinary..
Mill
::
Mill (n.) To make a
raised
border
around
the edges of, or to cut fine
grooves
or
indentations
across
the edges of, as of a coin, or a screw head; also, to stamp in a
coining
press;
to
coin..
Notch
::
Notch (n.) A
hollow
cut in
anything;
a nick; an
indentation.
Crotchet
::
Crotchet
(n.) An
indentation
in the
glacis
of the
covered
way, at a point where a
traverse
is
placed..
Set
::
Set (n.) A kind of punch used for
bending,
indenting,
or
giving
shape to,
metal;
as, a saw set..
Embattled
::
Embattled
(a.)
Having
indentations
like a
battlement.
Indentation
::
Indentation
(n.) A
recess
or sharp
depression
in any
surface.
Poll
::
Poll (v. t.) To cut or shave
smooth
or even; to cut in a
straight
line
without
indentation;
as, a
polled
deed. See Dee/
poll..
Retuse
::
Retuse
(a.)
Having
the end
rounded
and
slightly
indented;
as, a
retuse
leaf..
Apprentice
::
Apprentice
(n.) One who is bound by
indentures
or by legal
agreement
to serve a
mechanic,
or other
person,
for a
certain
time, with a view to learn the art, or
trade,
in which his
master
is bound to
instruct
him..
Center
::
Center
(n.) A
conical
recess,
or
indentation,
in the end of a shaft or other work, to
receive
the point of a
center,
on which the work can turn, as in a
lathe..
Crenel
::
Crenel
(n.) An
embrasure
or
indentation
in a
battlement;
a
loophole
in a
fortress;
an
indentation;
a
notch.
See
Merlon,
and
Illust.
of
Battlement..
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