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Definition of sliding
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Sliding
(a.) That
slides
or
slips;
gliding;
moving
smoothly.
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Outslide
::
Outslide
(v. i.) To slide
outward,
onward,
or
forward;
to
advance
by
sliding..
Valve
::
Valve (n.) A lid, plug, or
cover,
applied
to an
aperture
so that by its
movement,
as by
swinging,
lifting
and
falling,
sliding,
turning,
or the like, it will open or close the
aperture
to
permit
or
prevent
passage,
as of a
fluid..
Abacus
::
Abacus
(n.) A
calculating
table or
frame;
an
instrument
for
performing
arithmetical
calculations
by balls
sliding
on
wires,
or
counters
in
grooves,
the
lowest
line
representing
units,
the
second
line, tens, etc. It is still
employed
in
China..
Metronome
::
Metronome
(n.) An
instrument
consisting
of a short
pendulum
with a
sliding
weight.
It is set in
motion
by
clockwork,
and
serves
to
measure
time in
music..
Slide
::
Slide (n.) That which
operates
by
sliding.
Slickensides
::
Slickensides
(n.) The
smooth,
striated,
or
partially
polished
surfaces
of a
fissure
or seam,
supposed
to have been
produced
by the
sliding
of one
surface
on
another..
Shear
::
Shear (v. i.) To
become
more or less
completely
divided,
as a body under the
action
of
forces,
by the
sliding
of two
contiguous
parts
relatively
to each other in a
direction
parallel
to their plane of
contact..
Ftiction
::
Ftiction
(n.) The
resistance
which a body meets with from the
surface
on which it
moves.
It may be
resistance
to
sliding
motion,
or to
rolling
motion..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) To
depart,
withdraw,
enter,
appear,
intrude,
or
escape
as if by
sliding;
to go or come in a
quiet,
furtive
manner;
as, some
errors
slipped
into the
work..
Sled
::
Sled (n.) A
small,
light
vehicle
with
runners,
used,
mostly
by young
persons,
for
sliding
on snow or ice..
Sliding
::
Sliding
(a.)
Slippery;
elusory.
Slipboard
::
Slipboard
(n.) A board
sliding
in
grooves.
Traveler
::
Traveler
(n.) An iron
encircling
a rope, bar, spar, or the like, and
sliding
thereon..
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) A drag, or
sliding
piece of wood or iron,
placed
under the wheel of a
loaded
vehicle,
to
retard
its
motion
in going down a
hill..
Barrack
::
Barrack
(n.) A
movable
roof
sliding
on four
posts,
to cover hay,
straw,
etc..
Glissade
::
Glissade
(n.) A
sliding,
as down a snow slope in the
Alps..
Pea
::
Pea (n.) The
sliding
weight
on a
steelyard.
Cam
::
Cam (n.) A
turning
or
sliding
piece
which,
by the shape of its
periphery
or face, or a
groove
in its
surface,
imparts
variable
or
intermittent
motion
to, or
receives
such
motion
from, a rod,
lever,
or block
brought
into
sliding
or
rolling
contact
with it..
Slide
::
Slide (n.) An
inclined
plane on which heavy
bodies
slide by the force of
gravity,
esp. one
constructed
on a
mountain
side for
conveying
logs by
sliding
them
down..
Slice
::
Slice (v. t.) A
removable
sliding
bottom
to
galley.
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