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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 rope or chain which
regulates
the angle of
adjustment
of a sail in
relation
in
relation
to the wind; --
usually
attached
to the lower
corner
of a sail, or to a yard or a
boom..
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Trace
::
Trace (v. t.) To mark out; to draw or
delineate
with
marks;
especially,
to copy, as a
drawing
or
engraving,
by
following
the lines and
marking
them on a sheet
superimposed,
through
which they
appear;
as, to trace a
figure
or an
outline;
a
traced
drawing..
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..
Omnibus
::
Omnibus
(n.) A
sheet-iron
cover for
articles
in a leer or
annealing
arch, to
protect
them from
drafts..
Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) The
gathering
and
examination
of
sheets
preparatory
to
binding.
Handbill
::
Handbill
(n.) A
loose,
printed
sheet,
to be
distributed
by
hand..
Stitch
::
Stitch
(v. t.) To sew, or unite
together
by
stitches;
as, to
stitch
printed
sheets
in
making
a book or a
pamphlet..
Tagger
::
Tagger
(n.)
Sheets
of tin or other plate which run below the
gauge.
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..
Pamphlet
::
Pamphlet
(n.) A small book
consisting
of a few
sheets
of
printed
paper,
stitched
together,
often with a paper
cover,
but not
bound;
a short essay or
written
discussion,
usually
on a
subject
of
current
interest..
Breeching
::
Breeching
(n.) The sheet iron
casing
at the end of
boilers
to
convey
the smoke from the flues to the
smokestack.
Malleation
::
Malleation
(n.) The act or
process
of
beating
into a
plate,
sheet,
or leaf, as a
metal;
extension
by
beating..
Die
::
Die (n.) A metal or plate
(often
one of a pair) so cut or
shaped
as to give a
certain
desired
form to, or
impress
any
desired
device
on, an
object
or
surface,
by
pressure
or by a blow; used in
forging
metals,
coining,
striking
up sheet
metal,
etc..
Flatting
::
Flatting
(n.) The
process
of
forming
metal into
sheets
by
passing
it
between
rolls.
Octodecimo
::
Octodecimo
(n.) A book
composed
of
sheets
each of which is
folded
into
eighteen
leaves;
hence;
indicating
more or less
definitely
a size of book, whose
sheets
are so
folded;
--
usually
written
18mo or 18¡, and
called
eighteenmo..
Schediasm
::
Schediasm
(n.)
Cursory
writing
on a loose
sheet.
Lap
::
Lap (n.) A
sheet,
layer,
or bat, of
cotton
fiber
prepared
for the
carding
machine..
Atrip
::
Atrip
(adv.)
Sheeted
home,
hoisted
taut up and ready for
trimming;
-- said of
sails..
Plate
::
Plate (n.) A flat, or
nearly
flat, piece of
metal,
the
thickness
of which is small in
comparison
with the other
dimensions;
a thick sheet of
metal;
as, a steel
plate..
Paper
::
Paper (n.) A
sheet,
leaf, or piece of such
substance..
Opisthography
::
Opisthography
(n.) A
writing
upon the back of
anything,
as upon the back of a leaf or sheet
already
written
upon on one
side..
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