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Definition of mill
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Mill (n.) To pass
through
a
fulling
mill; to full, as
cloth..
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Mill
::
Mill (n.) To
reduce
to fine
particles,
or to small
pieces,
in a mill; to
grind;
to
comminute..
Trunk
::
Trunk (n.) A long, large box, pipe, or
conductor,
made of plank or metal
plates,
for
various
uses, as for
conveying
air to a mine or to a
furnace,
water to a mill, grain to an
elevator,
etc..
Tan
::
Tan (n.) The bark of the oak, and some other
trees,
bruised
and
broken
by a mill, for
tanning
hides;
-- so
called
both
before
and after it has been used.
Called
also tan
bark..
Clack
::
Clack (v. t.)
Anything
that
causes
a
clacking
noise,
as the
clapper
of a mill, or a clack
valve..
Cockeye
::
Cockeye
(n.) The
socket
in the ball of a
millstone,
which sits on the
cockhead..
Scalp
::
Scalp (v. t.) To brush the hairs or fuzz from, as wheat
grains,
in the
process
of high
milling..
Nickel
::
Nickel
(n.) A
bright
silver-white
metallic
element.
It is of the iron
group,
and is hard,
malleable,
and
ductile.
It
occurs
combined
with
sulphur
in
millerite,
with
arsenic
in the
mineral
niccolite,
and with
arsenic
and
sulphur
in
nickel
glance.
Symbol
Ni.
Atomic
weight
58.6..
Durra
::
Durra (n.) A kind of
millet,
cultivated
throughout
Asia, and
introduced
into the south of
Europe;
a
variety
of
Sorghum
vulgare;
--
called
also
Indian
millet,
and
Guinea
corn..
Mollinet
::
Mollinet
(n.) A
little
mill.
Treadwheel
::
Treadwheel
(n.) A wheel
turned
by
persons
or
animals,
by
treading,
climbing,
or
pushing
with the feet, upon its
periphery
or face. See
Treadmill..
Imitative
::
Imitative
(a.)
Designed
to
imitate
another
species
of
animal,
or a
plant,
or
inanimate
object,
for some
useful
purpose,
such as
protection
from
enemies;
having
resamblance
to
something
else; as,
imitative
colors;
imitative
habits;
dendritic
and
mammillary
forms of
minerals
are
imitative..
Prehnitic
::
Prehnitic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
tetrabasic
acid of
benzene
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance;
--
probably
so
called
from the
resemblance
of the
wartlike
crystals
to the
mammillae
on the
surface
of
prehnite..
Grit
::
Grit (n.)
Grain,
esp. oats or
wheat,
hulled
and
coarsely
ground;
in high
milling,
fragments
of
cracked
wheat
smaller
than
groats..
Armillae
::
Armillae
(pl. ) of
Armill.
Microampere
::
Microampere
(n.) One of the
smaller
measures
of
electrical
currents;
the
millionth
part of one
ampere.
Millinery
::
Millinery
(n.) The
articles
made or sold by
milliners,
as
headdresses,
hats or
bonnets,
laces,
ribbons,
and the
like..
Millwright
::
Millwright
(n.) A
mechanic
whose
occupation
is to build
mills,
or to set up their
machinery..
Limonite
::
Limonite
(n.)
Hydrous
sesquioxide
of iron, an
important
ore of iron,
occurring
in
stalactitic,
mammillary,
or
earthy
forms,
of a dark brown
color,
and
yellowish
brown
powder.
It
includes
bog iron. Also
called
brown
hematite..
Run
::
Run (n.) A pair or set of
millstones.
Millerite
::
Millerite
(n.) A
believer
in the
doctrine
of
William
Miller
(d.
1849),
who
taught
that the end of the world and the
second
coming
of
Christ
were at
hand..
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