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Definition of attachment
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Attachment
(n.)
Something
attached;
some
adjunct
attached
to an
instrument,
machine,
or other
object;
as, a
sewing
machine
attachment
(i. e., a
device
attached
to a
sewing
machine
to
enable
it to do
special
work, as
tucking,
etc.)..
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Stalactite
::
Stalactite
(n.) A
pendent
cone or
cylinder
of
calcium
carbonate
resembling
an
icicle
in form and mode of
attachment.
Stalactites
are found
depending
from the roof or sides of
caverns,
and are
produced
by
deposition
from
waters
which have
percolated
through,
and
partially
dissolved,
the
overlying
limestone
rocks..
Unionism
::
Unionism
(n.) The
sentiment
of
attachment
to a
federal
union,
especially
to the
federal
union of the
United
States..
Guess Warp
::
Guess warp () A rope or
hawser
by which a
vessel
is towed or
warped
along;
-- so
called
because
it is
necessary
to guess at the
length
to be
carried
in the boat
making
the
attachment
to a
distant
object.
Affection
::
Affection
(n.) A
settled
good will; kind
feeling;
love;
zealous
or
tender
attachment;
-- often in the pl.
Formerly
followed
by to, but now more
generally
by for or
towards;
as,
filial,
social,
or
conjugal
affections;
to have an
affection
for or
towards
children..
Americanism
::
Americanism
(n.)
Attachment
to the
United
States.
Labidometer
::
Labidometer
(n.) A
forceps
with a
measuring
attachment
for
ascertaining
the size of the fetal head.
Churchmanship
::
Churchmanship
(n.) The state or
quality
of being a
churchman;
attachment
to the
church.
Idolatrous
::
Idolatrous
(a.)
Consisting
in, or
partaking
of, an
excessive
attachment
or
reverence;
as, an
idolatrous
veneration
for
antiquity..
Preengagement
::
Preengagement
(n.) Prior
engagement,
obligation,
or
attachment,
as by
contract,
promise,
or
affection..
Cosmopolite
::
Cosmopolite
(a.)
Having
no fixed
residence;
at home in any
place;
free from local
attachments
or
prejudices;
not
provincial;
liberal.
Cling
::
Cling (n.)
Adherence;
attachment;
devotion.
Atticism
::
Atticism
(n.) A
favoring
of, or
attachment
to, the
Athenians..
Rudderpost
::
Rudderpost
(n.) The shank of a
rudder,
having
the blade at one end and the
attachments
for
operating
it at the
other..
Ruffler
::
Ruffler
(n.) That which
ruffles;
specifically,
a
sewing
machine
attachment
for
making
ruffles..
Origin
::
Origin
(n.) The point of
attachment
or end of a
muscle
which is fixed
during
contraction;
-- in
contradistinction
to
insertion.
Attachment
::
Attachment
(n.) A
seizure
or
taking
into
custody
by
virtue
of a legal
process.
Anglicanism
::
Anglicanism
(n.)
Attachment
to
England
or
English
institutions.
Attach
::
Attach
(n.) An
attachment.
Rudder
::
Rudder
(n.) The
mechanical
appliance
by means of which a
vessel
is
guided
or
steered
when in
motion.
It is a broad and flat blade made of wood or iron, with a long
shank,
and is
fastened
in an
upright
position,
usually
by one edge, to the
sternpost
of the
vessel
in such a way that it can be
turned
from side to side in the water by means of a
tiller,
wheel,
or other
attachment..
Ear
::
Ear (n.) That which
resembles
in shape or
position
the ear of an
animal;
any
prominence
or
projection
on an
object,
--
usually
one for
support
or
attachment;
a lug; a
handle;
as, the ears of a tub, a
skillet,
or dish. The ears of a boat are
outside
kneepieces
near the bow. See
Illust.
of
Bell..
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