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Definition of mine
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 mine is as below...
Mine (v. i.) To dig a mine or pit in the
earth;
to get ore,
metals,
coal, or
precious
stones,
out of the
earth;
to dig in the earth for
minerals;
to dig a
passage
or
cavity
under
anything
in order to
overthrow
it by
explosives
or
otherwise..
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Project
::
Project
(v. i.) To shoot
forward;
to
extend
beyond
something
else; to be
prominent;
to jut; as, the
cornice
projects;
branches
project
from the
tree..
Inclemency
::
Inclemency
(n.)
Physical
severity
or
harshness
(commonly
in
respect
to the
elements
or
weather);
roughness;
storminess;
rigor;
severe
cold, wind, rain, or
snow..
Interpolated
::
Interpolated
(a.)
Introduced
or
determined
by
interpolation;
as,
interpolated
quantities
or
numbers..
Desmine
::
Desmine
(n.) Same as
Stilbite.
It
commonly
occurs
in
bundles
or tufts of
crystals.
Hushing
::
Hushing
(n.) The
process
of
washing
ore, or of
uncovering
mineral
veins,
by a heavy
discharge
of water from a
reservoir;
flushing;
-- also
called
booming..
Bonnet
::
Bonnet
(n.) A
roofing
over the cage of a mine, to
protect
its
occupants
from
objects
falling
down the
shaft..
Screw
::
Screw (n.) An
instructor
who
examines
with great or
unnecessary
severity;
also, a
searching
or
strict
examination
of a
student
by an
instructor..
Trilemma
::
Trilemma
(n.) A state of
things
in which it is
difficult
to
determine
which one of three
courses
to
pursue.
Corb
::
Corb (n.) A
basket
used in coal
mines,
etc. see
Corf..
Whim
::
Whim (n.) A large
capstan
or
vertical
drum
turned
by horse power or steam
power,
for
raising
ore or
water,
etc., from
mines,
or for other
purposes;
--
called
also whim gin, and
whimsey..
Kand
::
Kand (n.) Fluor spar; -- so
called
by
Cornish
miners.
Bromyrite
::
Bromyrite
(n.)
Silver
bromide,
a rare
mineral;
--
called
also
bromargyrite..
Mineral
::
Mineral
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
minerals;
consisting
of a
mineral
or of
minerals;
as, a
mineral
substance..
Tantalum
::
Tantalum
(n.) A rare
nonmetallic
element
found in
certain
minerals,
as
tantalite,
samarskite,
and
fergusonite,
and
isolated
as a dark
powder
which
becomes
steel-gray
by
burnishing.
Symbol
Ta.
Atomic
weight
182.0.
Formerly
called
also
tantalium..
Clamminess
::
Clamminess
(n.) State of being
clammy
or
viscous.
Visitation
::
Visitation
(n.)
Specifically:
The act of a
superior
or
superintending
officer
who, in the
discharge
of his
office,
visits
a
corporation,
college,
etc., to
examine
into the
manner
in which it is
conducted,
and see that its laws and
regulations
are duly
observed
and
executed;
as, the
visitation
of a
diocese
by a
bishop..
Tribute
::
Tribute
(n.) A
certain
proportion
of the ore
raised,
or of its
value,
given to the miner as his
recompense..
Polybromide
::
Polybromide
(n.) A
bromide
containing
more than one atom of
bromine
in the
molecule.
Jinny Road
::
"Jinny
road () An
inclined
road in a coal mine, on which
loaded
cars
descend
by
gravity,
drawing
up empty
ones..
Chrysolite
::
Chrysolite
(n.) A
mineral,
composed
of
silica,
magnesia,
and iron, of a
yellow
to green
color.
It is
common
in
certain
volcanic
rocks;
--
called
also
olivine
and
peridot.
Sometimes
used as a gem. The name was also early used for
yellow
varieties
of
tourmaline
and
topaz..
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