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Definition of mosaic
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 mosaic is as below...
Mosaic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Moses,
the
leader
of the
Israelites,
or
established
through
his
agency;
as, the
Mosaic
law,
rites,
or
institutions..
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Tessellated
::
Tessellated
(a.)
Formed
of
little
squares,
as
mosaic
work;
checkered;
as, a
tessellated
pavement..
Abacus
::
Abacus
(n.) A
tablet,
panel,
or
compartment
in
ornamented
or
mosaic
work..
Mosaic
::
Mosaic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the style of work
called
mosaic;
formed
by
uniting
pieces
of
different
colors;
variegated;
tessellated;
also,
composed
of
various
materials
or
ingredients..
Incrustation
::
Incrustation
(n.) A
covering
or
inlaying
of
marble,
mosaic,
etc.,
attached
to the
masonry
by cramp irons or
cement..
Premosaic
::
Premosaic
(a.)
Relating
to the time
before
Moses;
as,
premosaic
history..
Cartoon
::
Cartoon
(n.) A
design
or study drawn of the full size, to serve as a model for
transferring
or
copying;
-- used in the
making
of
mosaics,
tapestries,
fresco
pantings
and the like; as, the
cartoons
of
Raphael..
Mosaically
::
Mosaically
(adv.)
In the
manner
of a
mosaic.
Ormolu
::
Ormolu
(n.) A
variety
of brass made to
resemble
gold by the use of less zinc and more
copper
in its
composition
than
ordinary
brass
contains.
Its
golden
color is often
heightened
by means of
lacquer
of some sort, or by use of
acids.
Called
also
mosaic
gold..
Mamzer
::
Mamzer
(n.) A
person
born of
relations
between
whom
marriage
was
forbidden
by the
Mosaic
law; a
bastard.
Mosaic
::
Mosaic
(n.) A
surface
decoration
made by
inlaying
in
patterns
small
pieces
of
variously
colored
glass,
stone,
or other
material;
--
called
also
mosaic
work..
Un-mosaic
::
Un-Mosaic
(a.) Not
according
to
Moses;
unlike
Moses or his
works.
Pietra Dura
::
Pietra
dura () Hard and fine
stones
in
general,
such as are used for inlay and the like, as
distinguished
from the
softer
stones
used in
building;
thus, a
Florentine
mosaic
is a
familiar
instance
of work in
pietra
dura,
though
the
ground
may be soft
marble..
Hematinon
::
Hematinon
(n.) A red
consisting
of
silica,
borax,
and soda, fused with oxide of
copper
and iron, and used in
enamels,
mosaics,
etc..
Dispensation
::
Dispensation
(n.) A
system
of
principles,
promises,
and rules
ordained
and
administered;
scheme;
economy;
as, the
Patriarchal,
Mosaic,
and
Christian
dispensations..
Antemosaic
::
Antemosaic
(a.) Being
before
the time of
Moses.
Mosaic
::
Mosaic
(n.) A
picture
or
design
made in
mosaic;
an
article
decorated
in
mosaic.
Law
::
Law (n.) The
Jewish
or
Mosaic
code, and that part of
Scripture
where it is
written,
in
distinction
from the
gospel;
hence,
also, the Old
Testament..
Legal
::
Legal (a.)
According
to the old or
Mosaic
dispensation;
in
accordance
with the law of
Moses.
Emblem
::
Emblem
(n.)
Inlay;
inlaid
or
mosaic
work;
something
ornamental
inserted
in a
surface.
Tarsiatura
::
Tarsiatura
(n.) A kind of
mosaic
in
woodwork,
much
employed
in Italy in the
fifteenth
century
and
later,
in which
scrolls
and
arabesques,
and
sometimes
architectural
scenes,
landscapes,
fruits,
flowers,
and the like, were
produced
by
inlaying
pieces
of wood of
different
colors
and
shades
into
panels
usually
of
walnut
wood..
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