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Definition of jointed
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"Jointed
(a.)
Having
joints;
articulated;
full of
nodes;
knotty;
as, a
jointed
doll;
jointed
structure..
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Cirrus
::
Cirrus
(n.) The
jointed,
leglike
organs
of
Cirripedia.
See
Annelida,
and
Polychaeta..
Jointed
::
"Jointed
(a.)
Having
joints;
articulated;
full of
nodes;
knotty;
as, a
jointed
doll;
jointed
structure..
Palpus
::
Palpus
(n.) A
feeler;
especially,
one of the
jointed
sense
organs
attached
to the mouth
organs
of
insects,
arachnids,
crustaceans,
and
annelids;
as, the
mandibular
palpi,
maxillary
palpi,
and
labial
palpi.
The palpi of male
spiders
serve as
sexual
organs.
Called
also palp. See
Illust.
of
Arthrogastra
and
Orthoptera..
Reed
::
Reed (n.) A name given to many tall and
coarse
grasses
or
grasslike
plants,
and their
slender,
often
jointed,
stems,
such as the
various
kinds of
bamboo,
and
especially
the
common
reed of
Europe
and North
America
(Phragmites
communis)..
Crinoidea
::
Crinoidea
(n. pl.) A large class of
Echinodermata,
including
numerous
extinct
families
and
genera,
but
comparatively
few
living
ones. Most of the
fossil
species,
like some that are
recent,
were
attached
by a
jointed
stem. See
Blastoidea,
Cystoidea,
Comatula..
Anarthropodous
::
Anarthropodous
(a.)
Having
no
jointed
legs;
pertaining
to
Anarthropoda.
Disjointed
::
Disjointed
(a.)
Separated
at the
joints;
disconnected;
incoherent.
Articulate
::
Articulate
(a.)
Jointed;
formed
with
joints;
consisting
of
segments
united
by
joints;
as,
articulate
animals
or
plants..
Unjointed
::
Unjointed
(a.)
Having
no joint or
articulation;
as, an
unjointed
stem..
Link
::
Link (n.) Any
intermediate
rod or piece for
transmitting
force or
motion,
especially
a short
connecting
rod with a
bearing
at each end;
specifically
(Steam
Engine),
the
slotted
bar, or
connecting
piece,
to the
opposite
ends of which the
eccentric
rods are
jointed,
and by means of which the
movement
of the valve is
varied,
in a link
motion..
Knuckled
::
Knuckled
(a.)
Jointed.
Disjointed
::
Disjointed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Disjoin.
Disjoint
::
Disjoint
(a.)
Disjointed;
unconnected;
--
opposed
to
conjoint.
Disjoint
::
Disjoint
(v. t.) To
separate
at
junctures
or
joints;
to break where parts are
united;
to break in
pieces;
as,
disjointed
columns;
to
disjoint
and
edifice..
Tripod
::
Tripod
(n.) A
three-legged
frame or
stand,
usually
jointed
at top, for
supporting
a
theodolite,
compass,
telescope,
camera,
or other
instrument..
Coralline
::
Coralline
(n.) A
submarine,
semicalcareous
or
calcareous
plant,
consisting
of many
jointed
branches..
Arthropoda
::
Arthropoda
(n. pl.) A large
division
of
Articulata,
embracing
all those that have
jointed
legs. It
includes
Insects,
Arachnida,
Pychnogonida,
and
Crustacea..
Nettling
::
Nettling
(n.) A
process
(resembling
splicing)
by which two ropes are
jointed
end so as to form one rope.
Anarthropoda
::
Anarthropoda
(n. pl.) One of the
divisions
of
Articulata
in which there are no
jointed
legs, as the
annelids;
--
opposed
to
Arthropoda..
Cercopod
::
Cercopod
(n.) One of the
jointed
antenniform
appendages
of the
posterior
somites
of
certain
insects.
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