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Definition of sheet
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 sheet is as below...
Sheet (v. t.) A broad piece of
cloth,
usually
linen or
cotton,
used for
wrapping
the body or for a
covering;
especially,
one used as an
article
of
bedding
next to the
body..
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Batting
::
Batting
(n.)
Cotton
in
sheets,
prepared
for use in
making
quilts,
etc.; as,
cotton
batting..
Broad
::
Broad (n.) The
spread
of a river into a sheet of
water;
a
flooded
fen.
Rink
::
Rink (n.) An
artificial
sheet of ice,
generally
under
cover,
used for
skating;
also, a floor
prepared
for
skating
on with
roller
skates,
or a
building
with such a
floor..
Horse
::
Horse (a.) An iron bar for a sheet
traveler
to slide upon.
Raise
::
Raise (v. t.) To let go; as in the
command,
Raise tacks and
sheets,
i. e., Let go tacks and
sheets..
Schedule
::
Schedule
(n.) A
written
or
printed
scroll
or sheet of
paper;
a
document;
especially,
a
formal
list or
inventory;
a list or
catalogue
annexed
to a
larger
document,
as to a will, a
lease,
a
statute,
etc..
Quire
::
Quire (n.) A
collection
of
twenty-four
sheets
of paper of the same size and
quality,
unfolded
or
having
a
single
fold; one
twentieth
of a
ream..
Terneplate
::
Terneplate
(a.) Thin iron
sheets
coated
with an alloy of lead and tin; -- so
called
because
made up of three
metals.
Chaplet
::
Chaplet
(n.) A bent piece of sheet iron, or a pin with thin
plates
on its ends, for
holding
a core in place in the
mold..
Packing
::
Packing
(n.) A thin
layer,
or
sheet,
of
yielding
or
elastic
material
inserted
between
the
surfaces
of a
flange
joint..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.)
Formerly,
the
person
who took the
printed
sheets
from the
press..
Sheet Anchor
::
Sheet
anchor
(v. t.)
Anything
regarded
as a sure
support
or
dependence
in
danger;
the best hope or
refuge.
Chauffer
::
Chauffer
(n.) A table stove or small
furnace,
usually
a
cylindrical
box of sheet iron, with a grate at the
bottom,
and an open top..
Kutch
::
Kutch (n.) The
packet
of
vellum
leaves
in which the gold is first
beaten
into thin
sheets.
Spin
::
Spin (v. t.) To
shape,
as
malleable
sheet
metal,
into a
hollow
form, by
bending
or
buckling
it by
pressing
against
it with a
smooth
hand tool or
roller
while the metal
revolves,
as in a
lathe..
Drum
::
Drum (n.) A sheet iron
radiator,
often in the shape of a drum, for
warming
an
apartment
by means of heat
received
from a
stovepipe,
or a
cylindrical
receiver
for
steam,
etc..
Sheet
::
Sheet (v. t.) the book
itself.
Inset
::
Inset (n.) One or more
separate
leaves
inserted
in a
volume
before
binding;
as: (a) A
portion
of the
printed
sheet in
certain
sizes of books which is cut off
before
folding,
and set into the
middle
of the
folded
sheet to
complete
the
succession
of
paging;
-- also
called
offcut.
(b) A page or pages of
advertisements
inserted..
Book
::
Book (n.) A
collection
of
sheets
of
paper,
or
similar
material,
blank,
written,
or
printed,
bound
together;
commonly,
many
folded
and bound
sheets
containing
continuous
printing
or
writing..
Swage
::
Swage (n.) A tool,
variously
shaped
or
grooved
on the end or face, used by
blacksmiths
and other
workers
in
metals,
for
shaping
their work,
whether
sheet metal or
forging,
by
holding
the swage upon the work, or the work upon the
swage,
and
striking
with a
sledge..
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