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Definition of rub
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 rub is as below...
Rub (n.) A
stone,
commonly
flat, used to
sharpen
cutting
tools;
a
whetstone;
--
called
also
rubstone..
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Grubber
::
Grubber
(n.) One who, or that
which,
grubs;
especially,
a
machine
or tool of the
nature
of a grub ax, grub hook, etc..
Hedge
::
Hedge (v. t.) To
inclose
or
separate
with a
hedge;
to fence with a
thickly
set line or
thicket
of
shrubs
or small
trees;
as, to hedge a field or
garden..
Bark
::
Bark (v. t.) To
abrade
or rub off any outer
covering
from; as to bark one's heel.
Chafe
::
Chafe (v. i.) To rub; to come
together
so as to wear by
rubbing;
to wear by
friction.
Rubythroat
::
Rubythroat
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
humming
birds
belonging
to
Trochilus,
Calypte,
Stellula,
and
allies,
in which the male has on the
throat
a
brilliant
patch of red
feathers
having
metallic
reflections;
esp., the
common
humming
bird of the
Eastern
United
States
(Trochilus
colubris)..
Bilirubin
::
Bilirubin
(n.) A
reddish
yellow
pigment
present
in human bile, and in that from
carnivorous
and
herbivorous
animals;
the
normal
biliary
pigment..
Salix
::
Salix (n.) A tree or shrub of any kind of
willow.
Rubricist
::
Rubricist
(n.) One
skilled
in, or
tenaciously
adhering
to, the
rubric
or
rubrics..
Football
::
Football
(n.) An
inflated
ball to be
kicked
in
sport,
usually
made in India
rubber,
or a
bladder
incased
in
Leather..
Grapevine
::
Grapevine
(n.) A vine or
climbing
shrub,
of the genus
Vitis,
having
small green
flowers
and lobed
leaves,
and
bearing
the fruit
called
grapes..
Ordinal
::
Ordinal
(n.) A book
containing
the
rubrics
of the Mass.
Rubric
::
Rubric
(v. t.) To adorn ith red; to
redden;
to
rubricate.
Allspice
::
Allspice
(n.) The berry of the
pimento
(Eugenia
pimenta),
a tree of the West
Indies;
a spice of a
mildly
pungent
taste,
and
agreeably
aromatic;
Jamaica
pepper;
pimento.
It has been
supposed
to
combine
the
flavor
of
cinnamon,
nutmegs,
and
cloves;
and hence the name. The name is also given to other
aromatic
shrubs;
as, the
Carolina
allspice
(Calycanthus
floridus);
wild
allspice
(Lindera
benzoin),
called
also
spicebush,
spicewood,
and
feverbush..
Browse
::
Browse
(n.) The
tender
branches
or twigs of trees and
shrubs,
fit for the food of
cattle
and other
animals;
green
food..
Badian
::
Badian
(n.) An
evergreen
Chinese
shrub of the
Magnolia
family
(Illicium
anisatum),
and its
aromatic
seeds;
Chinese
anise;
star
anise..
Bushy
::
Bushy (a.) Full of
bushes;
overgrowing
with
shrubs.
Malambo
::
Malambo
(n.) A
yellowish
aromatic
bark, used in
medicine
and
perfumery,
said to be from the South
American
shrub
Croton
Malambo..
Pyrus
::
Pyrus (n.) A genus of
rosaceous
trees and
shrubs
having
pomes for
fruit.
It
includes
the
apple,
crab
apple,
pear,
chokeberry,
sorb, and
mountain
ash..
Prickwood
::
Prickwood
(n.) A shrub
(Euonymus
Europaeus);
-- so named from the use of its wood for
goads,
skewers,
and shoe pegs.
Called
also
spindle
tree..
Lignum Rhodium
::
Lignum
rhodium
() The
fragrant
wood of
several
shrubs
and
trees,
especially
of
species
of
Rhodorhiza
from the
Canary
Islands,
and of the West
Indian
Amyris
balsamifera..
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