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Definition of leve
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Leve (a.) Dear. See Lief.
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Jack
::
"Jack (n.) A
portable
machine
variously
constructed,
for
exerting
great
pressure,
or
lifting
or
moving
a heavy body
through
a small
distance.
It
consists
of a
lever,
screw,
rack and
pinion,
hydraulic
press,
or any
simple
combination
of
mechanical
powers,
working
in a
compact
pedestal
or
support
and
operated
by a
lever,
crank,
capstan
bar, etc. The name is often given to a
jackscrew,
which is a kind of
jack..
Confederate
::
Confederate
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
government
of the
eleven
Southern
States
of the
United
States
which
(1860-1865)
attempted
to
establish
an
independent
nation
styled
the
Confederate
States
of
America;
as, the
Confederate
congress;
Confederate
money..
Way Shaft
::
Way shaft () An
interior
shaft,
usually
one
connecting
two
levels..
Redan
::
Redan (n.) A step or
vertical
offset
in a wall on
uneven
ground,
to keep the parts
level..
Pull
::
Pull (n.) A knob,
handle,
or
lever,
etc., by which
anything
is
pulled;
as, a
drawer
pull; a bell
pull..
Embankment
::
Embankment
(n.) A
structure
of
earth,
gravel,
etc.,
raised
to
prevent
water from
overflowing
a level tract of
country,
to
retain
water in a
reservoir,
or to carry a
roadway,
etc..
Sheep''s-foot
::
Sheep's-foot
(n.) A
printer's
tool
consisting
of a metal bar
formed
into a
hammer
head at one end and a claw at the
other,
-- used as a lever and
hammer..
Soiree
::
Soiree
(n.) An
evening
party;
--
distinguished
from
levee,
and
matinee..
Boning
::
Boning
(n.) A
method
of
leveling
a line or
surface
by
sighting
along the tops of two or more
straight
edges,
or a range of
properly
spaced
poles.
See 3d Bone, v. t..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To
level,
as a
measure
of
grain,
salt, or the like, by
scraping
off with a
straight
instrument
what is above the level of the top..
Target
::
Target
(n.) A
conspicuous
disk
attached
to a
switch
lever to show its
position,
or for use as a
signal..
Even
::
Even (v. t.) To make even or
level;
to
level;
to lay
smooth.
Square
::
Square
(n.) Fig.: The
relation
of
harmony,
or exact
agreement;
equality;
level..
Leveler
::
Leveler
(n.) One who would
remove
social
inequalities
or
distinctions;
a
socialist.
Jack
::
Jack (n.) A lever for
depressing
the
sinkers
which push the loops down on the
needles.
Bowl
::
Bowl (n.) An
ancient
game,
popular
in Great
Britain,
played
with
biased
balls on a level plat of
greensward..
Leveler
::
Leveler
(n.) One who, or that
which,
levels..
Leveling
::
Leveling
(n.) The act or
operation
of
making
level.
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. t.) Any
mechanical
hold, or
advantage,
applied
to the
raising
or
removing
of heavy
bodies,
as by a
lever,
a
tackle,
capstan,
and the like; also, the
apparatus,
tackle,
or
device
by which the
advantage
is
gained..
Troubadour
::
Troubadour
(n.) One of a
school
of poets who
flourished
from the
eleventh
to the
thirteenth
century,
principally
in
Provence,
in the south of
France,
and also in the north of
Italy.
They
invented,
and
especially
cultivated,
a kind of
lyrical
poetry
characterized
by
intricacy
of meter and
rhyme,
and
usually
of a
romantic,
amatory
strain..
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