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Definition of piece
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 piece is as below...
Piece (v. t.) To make,
enlarge,
or
repair,
by the
addition
of a piece or
pieces;
to
patch;
as, to piece a
garment;
-- often with out..
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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..
Cespitose
::
Cespitose
(a.)
Having
the form a piece of turf, i. e., many stems from one
rootstock
or from many
entangled
rootstocks
or
roots..
Round
::
Round (n.)
Ammunition
for
discharging
a piece or
pieces
once; as,
twenty
rounds
of
ammunition
were given out..
Liner
::
Liner (n.) A thin piece
placed
between
two parts to hold or
adjust
them, fill a
space,
etc.; a
shim..
Transom
::
Transom
(n.) The piece of wood or iron
connecting
the
cheeks
of some gun
carriages.
Apron
::
Apron (n.) A piece of
leather,
or other
material,
to be
spread
before
a
person
riding
on an
outside
seat of a
vehicle,
to
defend
him from the rain, snow, or dust; a
boot..
Sparpiece
::
Sparpiece
(n.) The
collar
beam of a roof; the
spanpiece.
Lames
::
Lames (n. pl.) Small steel
plates
combined
together
so as to slide one upon the other and form a piece of
armor.
Liner
::
Liner (n.) A slab on which small
pieces
of
marble,
tile, etc., are
fastened
for
grinding..
Piecener
::
Piecener
(n.) Same as
Piecer,
2..
Tree
::
Tree (n.) A piece of
timber,
or
something
commonly
made of
timber;
-- used in
composition,
as in
axletree,
boottree,
chesstree,
crosstree,
whiffletree,
and the
like..
Gorget
::
Gorget
(n.) A piece of
armor,
whether
of chain mail or of
plate,
defending
the
throat
and upper part of the
breast,
and
forming
a part of the
double
breastplate
of the 14th
century..
Thrum
::
Thrum (v. t.) To
insert
short
pieces
of
rope-yarn
or spun yarn in; as, to thrum a piece of
canvas,
or a mat, thus
making
a rough or
tufted
surface..
"draughtsman
::
Draughtsman
(n.) A man or piece used in the game of
draughts..
Deal
::
Deal (n.) The
division
of a piece of
timber
made by
sawing;
a board or
plank;
particularly,
a board or plank of fir or pine above seven
inches
in
width,
and
exceeding
six feet in
length.
If
narrower
than this, it is
called
a
batten;
if
shorter,
a deal end..
Clout
::
Clout (n.) A
cloth;
a piece of cloth or
leather;
a
patch;
a rag.
Consecutive
::
Consecutive
(a.)
Having
similarity
of
sequence;
-- said of
certain
parallel
progressions
of two parts in a piece of
harmony;
as,
consecutive
fifths,
or
consecutive
octaves,
which are
forbidden..
Picea
::
Picea (n.) A genus of
coniferous
trees of the
northen
hemisphere,
including
the
Norway
spruce
and the
American
black and white
spruces.
These trees have
pendent
cones,
which do not
readily
fall to
pieces,
in this and other
respects
differing
from the
firs..
Card
::
Card (n.) A piece of
pasteboard,
or thick
paper,
blank or
prepared
for
various
uses; as, a
playing
card; a
visiting
card; a card of
invitation;
pl. a game
played
with
cards..
Canon
::
Canon (n.) A
musical
composition
in which the
voices
begin one after
another,
at
regular
intervals,
successively
taking
up the same
subject.
It
either
winds up with a coda
(tailpiece),
or, as each voice
finishes,
commences
anew, thus
forming
a
perpetual
fugue or
round.
It is the
strictest
form of
imitation.
See
Imitation..
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