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Definition of batter
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Batter
(n.) A
backward
slope in the face of a wall or of a bank;
receding
slope.
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Piece
::
Piece (n.) A
musket,
gun, or
cannon;
as, a
battery
of six
pieces;
a
following
piece..
Catelectrode
::
Catelectrode
(n.) The
negative
electrode
or pole of a
voltaic
battery.
Single
::
Single
(n.) A hit by a
batter
which
enables
him to reach first base only.
Frigate
::
Frigate
(n.)
Originally,
a
vessel
of the
Mediterranean
propelled
by sails and by oars. The
French,
about 1650,
transferred
the name to
larger
vessels,
and by 1750 it had been
appropriated
for a class of war
vessels
intermediate
between
corvettes
and ships of the line.
Frigates,
from about 1750 to 1850, had one full
battery
deck and,
often,
a spar deck with a
lighter
battery.
They
carried
sometimes
as many as fifty guns. After the
application
of steam to
navigation
steam
frigates
of
largely
incre
Rheophore
::
Rheophore
(n.) One of the poles of a
voltaic
battery;
an
electrode.
Battery
::
Battery
(v. t.) A
number
of
coated
jars
(Leyden
jars) so
connected
that they may be
charged
and
discharged
simultaneously.
Cannonade
::
Cannonade
(n.) The act of
discharging
cannon
and
throwing
ball,
shell,
etc., for the
purpose
of
destroying
an army, or
battering
a town, ship, or fort; --
usually,
an
attack
of some
continuance..
Depolarize
::
Depolarize
(v. t.) To free from
polarization,
as the
negative
plate of the
voltaic
battery..
Parallel
::
Parallel
(n.) One of a
series
of long
trenches
constructed
before
a
besieged
fortress,
by the
besieging
force,
as a cover for
troops
supporting
the
attacking
batteries.
They are
roughly
parallel
to the line of outer
defenses
of the
fortress..
Aries
::
Aries (n.) A
battering-ram.
Battery
::
Battery
(v. t.) A
number
of
similar
machines
or
devices
in
position;
an
apparatus
consisting
of a set of
similar
parts;
as, a
battery
of
boilers,
of
retorts,
condensers,
etc..
Voltaplast
::
Voltaplast
(n.) A form of
voltaic,
or
galvanic,
battery
suitable
for use
electrotyping..
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) To beat with
successive
blows;
to beat
repeatedly
and with
violence,
so as to
bruise,
shatter,
or
demolish;
as, to
batter
a wall or
rampart..
Troop
::
Troop (n.)
Specifically,
a small body of
cavalry,
light
horse,
or
dragoons,
consisting
usually
of about sixty men,
commanded
by a
captain;
the unit of
formation
of
cavalry,
corresponding
to the
company
in
infantry.
Formerly,
also, a
company
of horse
artillery;
a
battery..
Ram
::
Ram (n.) An
engine
of war used for
butting
or
battering.
Frush
::
Frush (v. t.) To
batter;
to break in
pieces.
Reply
::
Reply (v. i.)
Figuratively,
to do
something
in
return
for
something
done; as, to reply to a
signal;
to reply to the fire of a
battery..
Parade
::
Parade
(v. t.) An
assembly
and
orderly
arrangement
or
display
of
troops,
in full
equipments,
for
inspection
or
evolutions
before
some
superior
officer;
a
review
of
troops.
Parades
are
general,
regimental,
or
private
(troop,
battery,
or
company),
according
to the force
assembled..
Battering Train
::
Battering
train () A train of
artillery
for siege
operations.
Anode
::
Anode (n.) The
positive
pole of an
electric
battery,
or more
strictly
the
electrode
by which the
current
enters
the
electrolyte
on its way to the other pole; --
opposed
to
cathode..
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