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Definition of beat
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Beat (v. i.) To make a
succession
of
strokes
on a drum; as, the
drummers
beat to call
soldiers
to their
quarters..
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Thesis
::
Thesis
(n.) The
accented
part of the
measure,
expressed
by the
downward
beat; -- the
opposite
of
arsis..
Lathe
::
Lathe (n.) The
movable
swing frame of a loom,
carrying
the reed for
separating
the warp
threads
and
beating
up the weft; --
called
also lay and
batten..
Mill
::
Mill (n.) To beat with the
fists.
Get
::
Get (v. i.) To
arrive
at, or bring one's self into, a
state,
condition,
or
position;
to come to be; to
become;
-- with a
following
adjective
or past
participle
belonging
to the
subject
of the verb; as, to get
sober;
to get
awake;
to get
beaten;
to get
elected..
Tick
::
Tick (n.) A
quick,
audible
beat, as of a
clock..
Bandy
::
Bandy (v. t.) To beat to and fro, as a ball in
playing
at
bandy..
Pulsatile
::
Pulsatile
(a.)
Capable
of being
struck
or
beaten;
played
by
beating
or by
percussion;
as, a
tambourine
is a
pulsatile
musical
instrument..
Beatitude
::
Beatitude
(n.)
Beatification.
Polonaise
::
Polonaise
(n.) A
stately
Polish
dance tune, in 3-4
measure,
beginning
always
on the beat with a
quaver
followed
by a
crotchet,
and
closing
on the beat after a
strong
accent
on the
second
beat; also, a dance
adapted
to such
music;
a
polacca..
Larrup
::
Larrup
(v. t.) To beat or flog
soundly.
Weather-beaten
::
Weather-beaten
(a.)
Beaten
or
harassed
by the
weather;
worn by
exposure
to the
weather,
especially
to
severe
weather..
Beat
::
Beat (v. i.) To
strike
repeatedly;
to
inflict
repeated
blows;
to knock
vigorously
or
loudly.
Weld
::
Weld (v. t.) To press or beat into
intimate
and
permanent
union,
as two
pieces
of iron when
heated
almost
to
fusion..
Stormcock
::
Storm-beat
(a.)
Beaten,
injured,
or
impaired
by
storms..
Rebate
::
Rebate
(n.) A piece of wood
hafted
into a long
stick,
and
serving
to beat out
mortar..
Sphygmogram
::
Sphygmogram
(n.) A
tracing,
called
a pulse
tracing,
consisting
of a
series
of
curves
corresponding
with the beats of the
heart,
obtained
by the
application
of the
sphygmograph..
Hollow
::
Hollow
(adv.)
Wholly;
completely;
utterly;
--
chiefly
after the verb to beat, and often with all; as, this story beats the other all
hollow.
See All, adv..
Hammer
::
Hammer
(v. t.) To form or forge with a
hammer;
to shape by
beating.
Swinglebar
::
Swingle
(n.) A
wooden
instrument
like a large
knife,
about two feet long, with one thin edge, used for
beating
and
cleaning
flax; a
scutcher;
--
called
also
swingling
knife,
swingling
staff,
and
swingling
wand..
Knock
::
Knock (v. i.) To
strike
or beat with
something
hard or
heavy;
to rap; as, to knock with a club; to knock on the
door..
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