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Definition of limb
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Limb (n.) The
border
or upper
spreading
part of a
monopetalous
corolla,
or of a
petal,
or
sepal;
blade..
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Boost
::
Boost (n.) A push from
behind,
as to one who is
endeavoring
to
climb;
help..
Bittersweet
::
Bittersweet
(n.) A
climbing
shrub,
with oval
coral-red
berries
(Solanum
dulcamara);
woody
nightshade.
The whole plant is
poisonous,
and has a taste at first
sweetish
and then
bitter.
The
branches
are the
officinal
dulcamara..
Member
::
Member
(n.) A part of an
animal
capable
of
performing
a
distinct
office;
an
organ;
a limb.
Morning-glory
::
Morning-glory
(n.) A
climbing
plant
(Ipomoea
purpurea)
having
handsome,
funnel-shaped
flowers,
usually
red, pink,
purple,
white,
or
variegated,
sometimes
pale blue. See
Dextrorsal..
Limb
::
Limb (n.) The
border
or edge of the disk of a
heavenly
body,
especially
of the sun and
moon..
Tare
::
Tare (n.) A name of
several
climbing
or
diffuse
leguminous
herbs of the genus
Vicia;
especially,
the V.
sativa,
sometimes
grown for
fodder..
Running
::
Running
(a.)
Extending
by a
slender
climbing
or
trailing
stem; as, a
running
vine..
Lissome
::
Lissome
(a.)
Limber;
supple;
flexible;
lithe;
lithesome.
Cobaea
::
Cobaea
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants,
native
of
Mexico
and South
America.
C.
scandens
is a
conservatory
climber
with large
bell-shaped
flowers..
Upclimb
::
Upclimb
(v. t. & i.) To climb up; to
ascend.
Climb
::
Climb (v. i.) To
ascend
as if with
effort;
to rise to a
higher
point.
Cragsman
::
Cragsman
(n.) One
accustomed
to climb rocks or
crags;
esp., one who makes a
business
of
climbing
the
cliffs
overhanging
the sea to get the eggs of sea birds or the birds
themselves..
Cripple
::
Cripple
(v. t.) To
deprive
of the use of a limb,
particularly
of a leg or foot; to
lame..
Propodial
::
Propodial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
propodialia,
or the parts of the limbs to which they
belong..
Galloper
::
Galloper
(n.) A
carriage
on which very small guns were
formerly
mounted,
the gun
resting
on the
shafts,
without
a
limber..
Nasturtium
::
Nasturtium
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Tropaeolum,
geraniaceous
herbs,
having
mostly
climbing
stems,
peltate
leaves,
and
spurred
flowers,
and
including
the
common
Indian
cress
(Tropaeolum
majus),
the
canary-bird
flower
(T.
peregrinum),
and about
thirty
more
species,
all
natives
of South
America.
The whole plant has a warm
pungent
flavor,
and the
fleshy
fruits
are used as a
substitute
for
capers,
while the
leaves
and
flowers
are
sometimes
used in
salads..
Agile
::
Agile (a.)
Having
the
faculty
of quick
motion
in the
limbs;
apt or ready to move;
nimble;
active;
as, an agile boy; an agile
tongue..
Trail
::
Trail (n.) That part of the stock of a gun
carriage
which rests on the
ground
when the piece is
unlimbered.
See
Illust.
of Gun
carriage,
under Gun..
Stretch
::
Stretch
(v. i.) To
extend
or
spread
one's self, or one's
limbs;
as, the lazy man yawns and
stretches..
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..
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