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Definition of margin
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Margin
(v. t.) To
furnish
with a
margin.
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Narrow
::
Narrow
(superl.)
Having
but a
little
margin;
having
barely
sufficient
space,
time, or
number,
etc.;
close;
near; -- with
special
reference
to some peril or
misfortune;
as, a
narrow
shot; a
narrow
escape;
a
narrow
majority..
Butterwort
::
Butterwort
(n.) A genus of low herbs
(Pinguicula)
having
simple
leaves
which
secrete
from their
glandular
upper
surface
a
viscid
fluid,
to which
insects
adhere,
after which the
margin
infolds
and the
insects
are
digested
by the
plant.
The
species
are found
mostly
in the North
Temperate
zone..
Labrum
::
Labrum
(n.) The
external
margin
of the
aperture
of a
shell.
See
Univalve.
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) The
anterior
prolongation
of the
margin
of any
gastropod
shell for the
protection
of the soft
siphon.
Stop
::
Stop (n.) The
diaphragm
used in
optical
instruments
to cut off the
marginal
portions
of a beam of light
passing
through
lenses.
Margin
::
Margin
(n.)
Specifically:
The part of a page at the edge left
uncovered
in
writing
or
printing.
Marginated
::
Marginated
(a.) Same as
Marginate,
a..
Symmetral
::
Symbranchii
(n. pl.) An order of
slender
eel-like
fishes
having
the gill
openings
confluent
beneath
the neck. The
pectoral
arch is
generally
attached
to the
skull,
and the
entire
margin
of the upper jaw is
formed
by the
premaxillary.
Called
also
Symbranchia..
Coronamen
::
Coronamen
(n.) The upper
margin
of a hoof; a
coronet.
Fringe
::
Fringe
(n.)
Something
resembling
in any
respect
a
fringe;
a line of
objects
along a
border
or edge; a
border;
an
edging;
a
margin;
a
confine.
Postil
::
Postil
(v. i.) To write
postils,
or
marginal
notes;
to
comment;
to
postillate..
Helix
::
Helix (n.) The
incurved
margin
or rim of the
external
ear. See
Illust.
of Ear.
Alligator
::
Alligator
(n.) A large
carnivorous
reptile
of the
Crocodile
family,
peculiar
to
America.
It has a
shorter
and
broader
snout than the
crocodile,
and the large teeth of the lower jaw shut into pits in the upper jaw, which has no
marginal
notches.
Besides
the
common
species
of the
southern
United
States,
there are
allied
species
in South
America..
Postil
::
Postil
(n.)
Originally,
an
explanatory
note in the
margin
of the
Bible,
so
called
because
written
after the text;
hence,
a
marginal
note; a
comment..
Opisthion
::
Opisthion
(n.) The
middle
of the
posterior,
or
dorsal,
margin
of the great
foramen
of the
skull..
Curbstone
::
Curbstone
(n.) A stone /et along a
margin
as a and
protection,
as along the edge of a
sidewalk
next the
roadway;
an edge
stone..
Marginate
::
Marginate
(v. t.) To
furnish
with a
distinct
margin;
to
margin.
Viceroy
::
Viceroy
(prep.)
A large and
handsome
American
butterfly
(Basilarchia,
/
Limenitis,
archippus).
Its wings are
orange-red,
with black lines along the
nervures
and a row of white spots along the outer
margins.
The
larvae
feed on
willow,
poplar,
and apple
trees..
Verge
::
Verge (n.) A
border,
limit,
or
boundary
of a
space;
an edge,
margin,
or brink of
something
definite
in
extent..
Aberration
::
Aberration
(n.) The
convergence
to
different
foci, by a lens or
mirror,
of rays of light
emanating
from one and the same
point,
or the
deviation
of such rays from a
single
focus;
called
spherical
aberration,
when due to the
spherical
form of the lens or
mirror,
such form
giving
different
foci for
central
and
marginal
rays; and
chromatic
aberration,
when due to
different
refrangibilities
of the
colored
rays of the
spectrum,
those of each color
having
a
distinct
focus..
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