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Definition of ram
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 ram is as below...
Ram (n.) A heavy steel or iron beak
attached
to the prow of a steam war
vessel
for
piercing
or
cutting
down the
vessel
of an
enemy;
also, a
vessel
carrying
such a
beak..
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Conculcate
::
Conculcate
(v. t.) To tread or
trample
under foot.
Racket
::
Racket
(n.) A
snowshoe
formed
of cords
stretched
across
a long and
narrow
frame of light wood.
Axle Guard
::
Axle guard () The part of the
framing
of a
railway
car or
truck,
by which an axle box is held
laterally,
and in which it may move
vertically;
-- also
called
a jaw in the
United
States,
and a
housing
in
England..
Muss
::
Muss (n.) A
scramble,
as when small
objects
are
thrown
down, to be taken by those who can seize them; a
confused
struggle..
Rampantly
::
Rampantly
(adv.)
In a
rampant
manner.
Parameter
::
Parameter
(n.) A term
applied
to some
characteristic
magnitude
whose
value,
invariable
as long as one and the same
function,
curve,
surface,
etc., is
considered,
serves
to
distinguish
that
function,
curve,
surface,
etc., from
others
of the same kind or
family..
Paramastoid
::
Paramastoid
(a.)
Situated
beside,
or near, the
mastoid
portion
of the
temporal
bone;
paroccipital;
--
applied
especially
to a
process
of the skull in some
animals..
Sacramentalist
::
Sacramentalist
(n.) One who holds the
doctrine
of the real
objective
presence
of
Christ's
body and blood in the holy
eucharist.
Cresset
::
Cresset
(n.) An open frame or
basket
of iron,
filled
with
combustible
material,
to be
burned
as a
beacon;
an open lamp or
firrepan
carried
on a pole in
nocturnal
processions..
Suttee
::
Sutra (n.) A body of
Hindoo
literature
containing
aphorisms
on
grammar,
meter,
law, and
philosophy,
and
forming
a
connecting
link
between
the Vedic and later
Sanscrit
literature..
Peirameter
::
Peirameter
(n.) A
dynamometer
for
measuring
the force
required
to draw wheel
carriages
on roads of
different
constructions.
Constipate
::
Constipate
(v. t.) To crowd or cram into a
narrow
compass;
to press
together
or
condense.
Decline
::
Decline
(v. t.) To
inflect,
or
rehearse
in order the
changes
of
grammatical
form of; as, to
decline
a noun or an
adjective..
Srawls
::
Sprawl
(v. i.) To move, when lying down, with
awkward
extension
and
motions
of the
limbs;
to
scramble
in
creeping..
Rock
::
Rock (n.) A
distaff
used in
spinning;
the staff or frame about which flax is
arranged,
and from which the
thread
is drawn in
spinning..
Temperament
::
Temperament
(v. t.) The act of
tempering
or
modifying;
adjustment,
as of
clashing
rules,
interests,
passions,
or the like; also, the means by which such
adjustment
is
effected..
Foraminifera
::
Foraminifera
(n. pl.) An
extensive
order of
rhizopods
which
generally
have a
chambered
calcareous
shell
formed
by
several
united
zooids.
Many of them have
perforated
walls,
whence
the name. Some
species
are
covered
with sand. See
Rhizophoda..
Cram
::
Cram (n.)
Information
hastily
memorized;
as, a cram from an
examination..
Stroll
::
Stroll
(v. i.) To
wander
on foot; to
ramble
idly or
leisurely;
to rove.
Quintal
::
Quintal
(n.) A
metric
measure
of
weight,
being
100,000
grams,
or 100
kilograms,
equal to
220.46
pounds
avoirdupois..
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