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Definition of level
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Level (n.) An
instrument
by which to find a
horizontal
line, or
adjust
something
with
reference
to a
horizontal
line..
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Scribe
::
Scribe
(v. t.) To cut
(anything)
in such a way as to fit
closely
to a
somewhat
irregular
surface,
as a
baseboard
to a floor which is out of
level,
a board to the
curves
of a
molding,
or the like; -- so
called
because
the
workman
marks,
or
scribe,
with the
compasses
the line that he
afterwards
cuts..
Level
::
Level (v. i.) To aim a gun,
spear,
etc.,
horizontally;
hence,
to aim or point a
weapon
in
direct
line with the mark; fig., to
direct
the eye, mind, or
effort,
directly
to an
object..
Fausse-braye
::
Fausse-braye
(n.) A
second
raampart,
exterior
to, and
parallel
to, the main
rampart,
and
considerably
below its
level..
Levelness
::
Levelness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
level.
Flat
::
Flat (v. t.) To make flat; to
flatten;
to
level.
Tumid
::
Tumid (a.)
Rising
above the
level;
protuberant.
Level
::
Level (n.)
Hence,
figuratively,
a
certain
position,
rank,
standard,
degree,
quality,
character,
etc.,
conceived
of as in one of
several
planes
of
different
elevation..
Level
::
Level (a.)
Coinciding
or
parallel
with the plane of the
horizon;
horizontal;
as, the
telescope
is now
level..
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To sink
gradually
to a lower
level;
to
subside,
as the
foundation
of a
house,
etc..
Plat
::
Plat (n.)
Plain;
flat;
level.
Flat
::
Flat
(superl.)
Lying at full
length,
or
spread
out, upon the
ground;
level with the
ground
or
earth;
prostrate;
as, to lie flat on the
ground;
hence,
fallen;
laid low;
ruined;
destroyed..
Radical
::
Radical
(n.) One who
advocates
radical
changes
in
government
or
social
institutions,
especially
such
changes
as are
intended
to level class
inequalities;
--
opposed
to
conservative..
Savanna
::
Savanna
(n.) A tract of level land
covered
with the
vegetable
growth
usually
found in a damp soil and warm
climate,
-- as grass or
reeds,
-- but
destitute
of
trees..
Backsight
::
Backsight
(n.) The
reading
of the
leveling
staff in its
unchanged
position
when the
leveling
instrument
has been taken to a new
position;
a sight
directed
backwards
to a
station
previously
occupied.
Cf.
Foresight,
n., 3..
Playa
::
Playa (n.) A
beach;
a
strand;
in the
plains
and
deserts
of
Texas,
New
Mexico,
and
Arizona,
a
broad,
level spot, on which
subsequently
becomes
dry by
evaporation..
Astyllen
::
Astyllen
(n.) A small dam to
prevent
free
passage
of water in an adit or
level.
Even
::
Even (a.)
Level,
smooth,
or equal in
surface;
not
rough;
free from
irregularities;
hence
uniform
in rate of
motion
of
action;
as, even
ground;
an even
speed;
an even
course
of
conduct..
Flat
::
Flat (n.) A level tract lying at
little
depth below the
surface
of
water,
or
alternately
covered
and left bare by the tide; a
shoal;
a
shallow;
a
strand..
Caisson
::
Caisson
(n.) A
water-tight
box, of
timber
or iron
within
which work is
carried
on in
building
foundations
or
structures
below the water
level..
Gradient
::
Gradient
(n.) A part of a road which
slopes
upward
or
downward;
a
portion
of a way not
level;
a
grade.
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