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Definition of joint
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 joint is as below...
"Joint
(n.) The space
between
the
adjacent
surfaces
of two
bodies
joined
and held
together,
as by means of
cement,
mortar,
etc.; as, a thin
joint..
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Sever
::
Sever (v. t.) To
disunite;
to
disconnect;
to
terminate;
as, to sever an
estate
in joint
tenancy..
Podagra
::
Podagra
(n.) Gout in the
joints
of the foot; --
applied
also to gout in other parts of body.
Rabbet
::
Rabbet
(v. t.) To unite the edges of, as
boards,
etc., in a
rabbet
joint..
Culvertailed
::
Culvertailed
(a.)
United
or
fastened
by a
dovetailed
joint.
Dovetail
::
Dovetail
(n.) A
flaring
tenon,
or
tongue
(shaped
like a
bird's
tail
spread),
and a
mortise,
or
socket,
into which it fits
tightly,
making
an
interlocking
joint
between
two
pieces
which
resists
pulling
a part in all
directions
except
one..
Glasswort
::
Glasswort
(n.) A
seashore
plant of the
Spinach
family
(Salicornia
herbacea),
with
succulent
jointed
stems;
also, a
prickly
plant of the same
family
(Salsola
Kali),
both
formerly
burned
for the sake of the
ashes,
which yield soda for
making
glass and
soap..
Encrinoidea
::
Encrinoidea
(n. pl.) That order of the
Crinoidea
which
includes
most of the
living
and many
fossil
forms,
having
jointed
arms
around
the
margin
of the oral disk; -- also
called
Brachiata
and
Articulata.
See
Illusts.
under
Comatula
and
Crinoidea..
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A
rectangular
frame,
with a
tightening
screw,
used for
compressing
the
joints
of
framework,
etc..
Corivalship
::
Corivalship
(n.) Joint
rivalry.
Linkage
::
Linkage
(n.) A
system
of
straight
lines or bars,
fastened
together
by
joints,
and
having
certain
of their
points
fixed in a
plane.
It is used to
describe
straight
lines and
curves
in the
plane..
Joint
::
"Joint
(v. t.) To unite by a joint or
joints;
to fit
together;
to
prepare
so as to fit
together;
as, to joint
boards..
Butting Joint
::
Butting
joint () A joint
between
two
pieces
of
timber
or wood, at the end of one or both, and
either
at right
angles
or
oblique
to the
grain,
as the
joints
which the
struts
and
braces
form with the truss
posts;
--
sometimes
called
abutting
joint..
Shoulder
::
Shoulder
(n.) The flesh and
muscles
connected
with the
shoulder
joint;
the upper part of the back; that part of the human frame on which it is most easy to carry a heavy
burden;
-- often used in the
plural.
Co-legatee
::
Co-legatee
(n.) A joint
legatee.
Joint
::
Joint (v. t.) To join; to
connect;
to
unite;
to
combine.
Capsule
::
Capsule
(n.) A
membranous
sac
containing
fluid,
or
investing
an organ or
joint;
as, the
capsule
of the lens of the eye. Also, a
capsulelike
organ..
Rack
::
Rack (v. t.) To
extend
by the
application
of
force;
to
stretch
or
strain;
specifically,
to
stretch
on the rack or
wheel;
to
torture
by an
engine
which
strains
the limbs and pulls the
joints..
Flush
::
Flush (a.)
Unbroken
or even in
surface;
on a level with the
adjacent
surface;
forming
a
continuous
surface;
as, a flush
panel;
a flush
joint..
Circumlittoral
::
Circumlittoral
(a.)
Adjointing
the
shore.
Instep
::
Instep
(n.) That part of the hind leg of the horse and
allied
animals,
between
the hock, or ham, and the
pastern
joint..
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