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Definition of mill
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mill is as below...
Mill (n.) A
machine
for
grinding
or
comminuting
any
substance,
as
grain,
by
rubbing
and
crushing
it
between
two hard,
rough,
or
intented
surfaces;
as, a
gristmill,
a
coffee
mill; a bone
mill..
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Race
::
Race (n.) The
current
of water that turns a water
wheel,
or the
channel
in which it
flows;
a mill
race..
Mammillated
::
Mammillated
(a.)
Having
small
nipples,
or small
protuberances
like
nipples
or
mammae..
Microweber
::
Microweber
(n.) The
millionth
part of one
weber.
Fraise
::
Fraise
(n.) A
fluted
reamer
for
enlarging
holes in
stone;
a small
milling
cutter.
Quadrillion
::
Quadrillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
notation,
which is
followed
also upon the
Continent
and in the
United
States,
a unit with
fifteen
ciphers
annexed;
according
to the
English
notation,
the
number
produced
by
involving
a
million
to the
fourth
power,
or the
number
represented
by a unit with
twenty-four
ciphers
annexed.
See the Note under
Numeration..
Lady''s Mantle
::
Lady's
mantle
() A genus of
rosaceous
herbs
(Alchemilla),
esp. the
European
A.
vulgaris,
which has
leaves
with
rounded
and
finely
serrated
lobes..
Socome
::
Socome
(n.) A
custom
of
tenants
to grind corn at the
lord's
mill.
Milliner
::
Milliner
(n.) A
person,
usually
a
woman,
who
makes,
trims,
or deals in hats,
bonnets,
headdresses,
etc., for
women..
Microampere
::
Microampere
(n.) One of the
smaller
measures
of
electrical
currents;
the
millionth
part of one
ampere.
Mill
::
Mill (n.) A money of
account
of the
United
States,
having
the value of the tenth of a cent, or the
thousandth
of a
dollar..
Megavolt
::
Megavolt
(n.) One of the
larger
measures
of
electro-motive
force,
amounting
to one
million
volts..
Crape
::
Crape (n.) A thin,
crimped
stuff,
made of raw silk
gummed
and
twisted
on the mill. Black crape is much used for
mourning
garments,
also for the dress of some
clergymen..
Tilt-mill
::
Tilt-mill
(n.) A mill where a tilt
hammer
is used, or where the
process
of
tilting
is
carried
on..
Galley-worm
::
Galley-worm
(n.) A
chilognath
myriapod
of the genus
Iulus,
and
allied
genera,
having
numerous
short legs along the
sides;
a
milliped
or
thousand
legs. See
Chilognatha..
Armillary
::
Armillary
(n.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
bracelet
or ring;
consisting
of rings or
circles..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A
circular
frame
turning
about an axis; a
rotating
disk,
whether
solid,
or a frame
composed
of an outer rim,
spokes
or
radii,
and a
central
hub or nave, in which is
inserted
the axle, -- used for
supporting
and
conveying
vehicles,
in
machinery,
and for
various
purposes;
as, the wheel of a
wagon,
of a
locomotive,
of a mill, of a
watch,
etc..
Hack
::
Hack (n.) A frame or
grating
of
various
kinds;
as, a frame for
drying
bricks,
fish, or
cheese;
a rack for
feeding
cattle;
a
grating
in a mill race, etc..
Millepora
::
Millepora
(n.) A genus of
Hydrocorallia,
which
includes
the
millipores..
Mammillary
::
Mammillary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
mammilla,
or
nipple,
or to the
breast;
resembling
a
mammilla;
mammilloid..
Millwork
::
Millwork
(n.) The
business
of
setting
up or of
operating
mill
machinery.
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