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Definition of movable
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 movable is as below...
Movable
(a.)
Changing
from one time to
another;
as,
movable
feasts,
i. e.,
church
festivals,
the date of which
varies
from year to
year..
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Shutter
::
Shutter
(n.) A
removable
cover,
or a gate, for
closing
an
aperture
of any kind, as for
closing
the
passageway
for
molten
iron from a
ladle..
Tatouay
::
Tatouay
(n.) An
armadillo
(Xenurus
unicinctus),
native
of the
tropical
parts of South
America.
It has about
thirteen
movable
bands
composed
of
small,
nearly
square,
scales.
The head is long; the tail is round and
tapered,
and
nearly
destitute
of
scales;
the claws of the fore feet are very
large.
Called
also
tatouary,
and
broad-banded
armadillo..
Fast
::
Fast (v.)
Firmly
fixed;
closely
adhering;
made firm; not
loose,
unstable,
or
easily
moved;
immovable;
as, to make fast the
door..
Immovable
::
Immovable
(n.) Lands and
things
adherent
thereto
by
nature,
as
trees;
by the hand of man, as
buildings
and their
accessories;
by their
destination,
as
seeds,
plants,
manure,
etc.; or by the
objects
to which they are
applied,
as
servitudes..
Crab
::
Crab (a.) A
movable
winch or
windlass
with
powerful
gearing,
used with
derricks,
etc..
Sceneman
::
Sceneman
(n.) The man who
manages
the
movable
scenes
in a
theater.
Podophthalmia
::
Podophthalmia
(n. pl.) The
stalk-eyed
Crustacea,
-- an order of
Crustacea
having
the eyes
supported
on
movable
stalks.
It
includes
the
crabs,
lobsters,
and
prawns.
Called
also
Podophthalmata,
and
Decapoda..
Chandelier
::
Chandelier
(n.) A
movable
parapet,
serving
to
support
fascines
to cover
pioneers..
Hurdle
::
Hurdle
(n.) A
movable
frame of
wattled
twigs,
osiers,
or
withes
and
stakes,
or
sometimes
of iron, used for
inclosing
land, for
folding
sheep and
cattle,
for
gates,
etc.; also, in
fortification,
used as
revetments,
and for other
purposes..
Belfry
::
Belfry
(n.) A
movable
tower
erected
by
besiegers
for
purposes
of
attack
and
defense.
Shutter
::
Shutter
(n.) A
movable
cover or
screen
for a
window,
designed
to shut out the
light,
to
obstruct
the view, or to be of some
strength
as a
defense;
a
blind..
Time-table
::
Time-table
(n.) A plane
surface
divided
in one
direction
with lines
representing
hours and
minutes,
and in the other with lines
representing
miles,
and
having
diagonals
(usually
movable
strings)
representing
the speed and
position
of
various
trains..
Index
::
Index (n.) That which
guides,
points
out,
informs,
or
directs;
a
pointer
or a hand that
directs
to
anything,
as the hand of a
watch,
a
movable
finger
on a
gauge,
scale,
or other
graduated
instrument.
In
printing,
a sign used to
direct
particular
attention
to a note or
paragraph;
--
called
also
fist..
Moebles
::
Moebles
(n. pl.)
Movables;
furniture;
-- also used in the
singular
(moeble).
Immovable
::
Immovable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
affected
or moved in
feeling
or by
sympathy;
unimpressible;
impassive.
Movable
::
Movable
(n.)
Property
not
attached
to the soil.
Gland
::
Gland (n.) The
movable
part of a
stuffing
box by which the
packing
is
compressed;
--
sometimes
called
a
follower.
See
Illust.
of
Stuffing
box, under
Stuffing..
Snail
::
Snail (n.) A
tortoise;
in
ancient
warfare,
a
movable
roof or shed to
protect
besiegers;
a
testudo..
Barrack
::
Barrack
(n.) A
movable
roof
sliding
on four
posts,
to cover hay,
straw,
etc..
Immovability
::
Immovability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
immovable;
fixedness;
steadfastness;
as,
immovability
of a heavy body;
immovability
of
purpose..
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