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Definition of rubber
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 rubber is as below...
Rubber
(n.) In some
games,
as
whist,
the odd game, as the third or the
fifth,
when there is a tie
between
the
players;
as, to play the
rubber;
also, a
contest
determined
by the
winning
of two out of three
games;
as, to play a
rubber
of
whist..
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Vulcanite
::
Vulcanite
(n.) Hard
rubber
produced
by
vulcanizing
with a large
proportion
of
sulphur.
Gum
::
Gum (n.) A
rubber
overshoe.
Shrubberies
::
Shrubberies
(pl. ) of
Shrubber.
Rabot
::
Rabot (n.) A
rubber
of hard wood used in
smoothing
marble
to be
polished.
Rubber
::
Rubber
(n.) A
coarse
file, or the rough part of a
file..
Deckle
::
Deckle
(n.) A
separate
thin
wooden
frame used to form the
border
of a hand mold, or a curb of India
rubber
or other
material
which rests on, and forms the edge of, the mold in a paper
machine
and
determines
the width of the
paper..
Lute
::
Lute (n.) A
packing
ring, as of
rubber,
for fruit jars, etc..
Rubber
::
Rubber
(n.) An
instrument
or thing used in
rubbing,
polishing,
or
cleaning..
Plate
::
Plate (n.) That part of an
artificial
set of teeth which fits to the
mouth,
and holds the teeth in
place.
It may be of gold,
platinum,
silver,
rubber,
celluloid,
etc..
Eraser
::
Eraser
(n.) One who, or that
which,
erases;
esp., a sharp
instrument
or a piece of
rubber
used to erase
writings,
drawings,
etc..
Blanket
::
Blanket
(a.) A piece of
rubber,
felt, or
woolen
cloth,
used in the
tympan
to make it soft and
elastic..
Rubber
::
Rubber
(n.)
Something
that
chafes
or
annoys;
hence,
something
that
grates
on the
feelings;
a
sarcasm;
a rub..
Scrubber
::
Scrubber
(n.) One who, or that
which,
scrubs;
esp., a brush used in
scrubbing..
Rubber
::
Rubber
(n.) In some
games,
as
whist,
the odd game, as the third or the
fifth,
when there is a tie
between
the
players;
as, to play the
rubber;
also, a
contest
determined
by the
winning
of two out of three
games;
as, to play a
rubber
of
whist..
Elastic
::
Elastic
(a.)
Springing
back;
having
a power or
inherent
property
of
returning
to the form from which a
substance
is bent,
drawn,
pressed,
or
twisted;
springy;
having
the power of
rebounding;
as, a bow is
elastic;
the air is
elastic;
India
rubber
is
elastic..
Linoleum
::
Linoleum
(n.)
Linseed
oil
brought
to
various
degrees
of
hardness
by some
oxidizing
process,
as by
exposure
to
heated
air, or by
treatment
with
chloride
of
sulphur.
In this
condition
it is used for many of the
purposes
to which India
rubber
has been
applied..
Kerite
::
Kerite
(n.) A
compound
in which tar or
asphaltum
combined
with
animal
or
vegetable
oils is
vulcanized
by
sulphur,
the
product
closely
resembling
rubber;
-- used
principally
as an
insulating
material
in
telegraphy..
Spongiose
::
Spongiopilin
(n.) A kind of cloth
interwoven
with small
pieces
of
sponge
and
rendered
waterproof
on one side by a
covering
of
rubber.
When
moistend
with hot water it is used as a
poultice.
Vulcanize
::
Vulcanize
(v. t.) To
change
the
properties
of, as
caoutchouc,
or India
rubber,
by the
process
of
vulcanization..
Overshoe
::
Overshoe
(n.) A shoe that is worn over
another
for
protection
from wet or for extra
warmth;
esp., an
India-rubber
shoe; a
galoche..
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