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Definition of aulic
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 aulic is as below...
Aulic (n.) The
ceremony
observed
in
conferring
the
degree
of
doctor
of
divinity
in some
European
universities.
It
begins
by a
harangue
of the
chancellor
addressed
to the young
doctor,
who then
receives
the cap, and
presides
at the
disputation
(also
called
the
aulic)..
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Ram
::
Ram (n.) The
plunger
of a
hydraulic
press.
Graphotype
::
Graphotype
(n.) A
process
for
producing
a
design
upon a
surface
in
relief
so that it can be
printed
from.
Prepared
chalk or oxide of zinc is
pressed
upon a
smooth
plate by a
hydraulic
press,
and the
design
is drawn upon this in a
peculiar
ink which
hardens
the
surface
wherever
it is
applied.
The
surface
is then
carefully
rubbed
or
brushed,
leaving
the lines in
relief..
Tigella
::
Tigella
(n.) That part of an
embryo
which
represents
the young stem; the
caulicle
or
radicle.
Water Cement
::
Water
cement
()
Hydraulic
cement.
Interaulic
::
Interaulic
(a.)
Existing
between
royal
courts.
Water Ram
::
Water ram () An
hydraulic
ram.
Coleorhiza
::
Coleorhiza
(n.) A
sheath
in the
embryo
of
grasses,
inclosing
the
caulicle..
Accumulator
::
Accumulator
(n.) An
apparatus
by means of which
energy
or power can be
stored,
such as the
cylinder
or tank for
storing
water for
hydraulic
elevators,
the
secondary
or
storage
battery
used for
accumulating
the
energy
of
electrical
charges,
etc..
Caulicle
::
Caulicle
(n.) A short
caulis
or stem, esp. the
rudimentary
stem seen in the
embryo
of seed; --
otherwise
called
a
radicle..
Cauliculi
::
Cauliculi
(pl. ) of
Cauliculu.
Water Lime
::
Water lime ()
Hydraulic
lime.
Radicle
::
Radicle
(n.) The
rudimentary
stem of a plant which
supports
the
cotyledons
in the seed, and from which the root is
developed
downward;
the stem of the
embryo;
the
caulicle..
Cataract
::
Cataract
(n.) A kind of
hydraulic
brake for
regulating
the
action
of
pumping
engines
and other
machines;
--
sometimes
called
dashpot.
Aulic
::
Aulic (a.)
Pertaining
to a royal
court.
Sterile
::
Sterhydraulic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a kind of
hydraulic
press;
resembling
such a press in
action
or
principle..
High-pressure
::
High-pressure
(a.)
Having
or
involving
a
pressure
greatly
exceeding
that of the
atmosphere;
-- said of
steam,
air,
water,
etc., and of
steam,
air, or
hydraulic
engines,
water
wheels,
etc..
Aulic
::
Aulic (n.) The
ceremony
observed
in
conferring
the
degree
of
doctor
of
divinity
in some
European
universities.
It
begins
by a
harangue
of the
chancellor
addressed
to the young
doctor,
who then
receives
the cap, and
presides
at the
disputation
(also
called
the
aulic)..
Flume
::
Flume (n.) A
stream;
especially,
a
passage
channel,
or
conduit
for the water that
drives
a mill
wheel;
or an
artifical
channel
of water for
hydraulic
or
placer
mining;
also, a chute for
conveying
logs or
lumber
down a
declivity..
Helix
::
Helix (n.) A
caulicule
or
little
volute
under the
abacus
of the
Corinthian
capital.
Cauliculus
::
Cauliculus
(n.) In the
Corinthian
capital,
one of the eight
stalks
rising
out of the lower
leafage
and
terminating
in
leaves
which seem to
support
the
volutes.
See
Illust.
of
Corinthian
order,
under
Corinthian..
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