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Definition of interstice
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 interstice is as below...
Interstice
(n.) That which
intervenes
between
one thing and
another;
especially,
a space
between
things
closely
set, or
between
the parts which
compose
a body; a
narrow
chink;
a
crack;
a
crevice;
a hole; an
interval;
as, the
interstices
of a
wall..
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Interstice
::
Interstice
(n.) An
interval
of time;
specifically
(R. C. Ch.), in the
plural,
the
intervals
which the canon law
requires
between
the
reception
of the
various
degrees
of
orders..
Abreuvoir
::
Abreuvoir
(n.) The joint or
interstice
between
stones,
to be
filled
with
mortar..
Areolar
::
Areolar
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or like, an
areola;
filled
with
interstices
or
areolae..
Percolate
::
Percolate
(v. i.) To pass
through
fine
interstices;
to
filter;
as, water
percolates
through
porous
stone..
Nogging
::
Nogging
(v. t.) Rough brick
masonry
used to fill in the
interstices
of a
wooden
frame,
in
building..
Sipe
::
Sipe (v. i.) To run or soak
through
fine pores and
interstices;
to ooze.
Transude
::
Transude
(v. i.) To pass, as
perspirable
matter
does,
through
the pores or
interstices
of
textures;
as,
liquor
may
transude
through
leather
or
wood..
Gap-toothed
::
Gap-toothed
(a.)
Having
interstices
between
the
teeth.
Porousness
::
Porousness
(n.) The open
parts;
the
interstices
of
anything.
Porous
::
Porous
(n.) Full of
pores;
having
interstices
in the skin or in the
substance
of the body;
having
spiracles
or
passages
for
fluids;
permeable
by
liquids;
as, a
porous
skin;
porous
wood..
Percolate
::
Percolate
(v. t.) To cause to pass
through
fine
interstices,
as a
liquor;
to
filter;
to
strain..
Catgut
::
Catgut
(n.) A sort of linen or
canvas,
with wide
interstices..
Soak
::
Soak (v. i.) To enter (into
something)
by pores or
interstices;
as, water soaks into the earth or other
porous
matter..
Infiltrate
::
Infiltrate
(v. i.) To enter by
penetrating
the pores or
interstices
of a
substance;
to
filter
into or
through
something.
Commissure
::
Commissure
(n.) A
joint,
seam, or
closure;
the place where two
bodies,
or parts of a body, meet and
unite;
an
interstice,
cleft,
or
juncture..
Thicken
::
Thicken
(v. t.) To make
close;
to fill up
interstices
in; as, to
thicken
cloth;
to
thicken
ranks of trees or men..
Interstice
::
Interstice
(n.) That which
intervenes
between
one thing and
another;
especially,
a space
between
things
closely
set, or
between
the parts which
compose
a body; a
narrow
chink;
a
crack;
a
crevice;
a hole; an
interval;
as, the
interstices
of a
wall..
Interstices
::
Interstices
(pl. ) of
Interstic.
Reticular
::
Reticular
(a.)
Having
the form of a net, or of
network;
formed
with
interstices;
retiform;
as,
reticular
cartilage;
a
reticular
leaf..
Permeate
::
Permeate
(v. t.) To pass
through
the pores or
interstices
of; to
penetrate
and pass
through
without
causing
rupture
or
displacement;
--
applied
especially
to
fluids
which pass
through
substances
of loose
texture;
as, water
permeates
sand..
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