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Definition of slit
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 slit is as below...
Slit (n.) To cut
lengthwise;
to cut into long
pieces
or
strips;
as, to slit iron bars into nail rods; to slit
leather
into
straps..
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Metagraphy
::
Metagraphy
(n.) The art or act of
rendering
the
letters
of the
alphabet
of one
language
into the
possible
equivalents
of
another;
transliteration.
Poncho
::
Poncho
(n.) A kind of cloak worn by the
Spanish
Americans,
having
the form of a
blanket,
with a slit in the
middle
for the head to pass
through.
A kind of
poncho
made of
rubber
or
painted
cloth is used by the
mounted
troops
in the
United
States
service..
Collimator
::
Collimator
(n.) A tube
having
a
convex
lens at one end and at the other a small
opening
or slit which is at the
principal
focus of the lens, used for
producing
a beam of
parallel
rays; also, a lens so
used..
Slit
::
Slit (n.) To cut; to
sever;
to
divide.
Slitted
::
Slitted
() of Sli.
Slit
::
Slit (n.) A long cut; a
narrow
opening;
as, a slit in the ear..
Slash
::
Slash (v. t.) To cut by
striking
violently
and at
random;
to cut in long
slits.
Sliver
::
Sliver
(v. t.) To cut or
divide
into long, thin
pieces,
or into very small
pieces;
to cut or rend
lengthwise;
to slit; as, to
sliver
wood..
Kerf
::
Kerf (n.) A
notch,
channel,
or slit made in any
material
by
cutting
or
sawing..
Chap
::
Chap (v. t.) To cause to open in slits or
chinks;
to
split;
to cause the skin of to crack or
become
rough.
Goggle
::
Goggle
(v. i.) Any
screen
or cover for the eyes, with or
without
a slit for
seeing
through..
Transliterate
::
Transliterate
(v. t.) To
express
or
represent
in the
characters
of
another
alphabet;
as, to
transliterate
Sanskrit
words by means of
English
letters..
Slitting
::
Slitting
() a. & n. from Slit.
Tunicata
::
Tunicata
(n. pl.) A grand
division
of the
animal
kingdom,
intermediate,
in some
respects,
between
the
invertebrates
and
vertebrates,
and by some
writers
united
with the
latter.
They were
formerly
classed
with
acephalous
mollusks.
The body is
usually
covered
with a firm
external
tunic,
consisting
in part of
cellulose,
and
having
two
openings,
one for the
entrance
and one for the exit of
water.
The
pharynx
is
usually
dilated
in the form of a sac,
pierced
by
several
series
of
ciliated
slits,
and se
Schizonemertea
::
Schizonemertea
(n. pl.) A group of
nemerteans
comprising
those
having
a deep slit along each side of the head. See
Illust.
in
Appendix.
Ward
::
Ward (n.) A notch or slit in a key
corresponding
to a ridge in the lock which it fits; a ward
notch.
Slash
::
Slash (n.) A large slit in the
material
of any
garment,
made to show the
lining
through
the
openings..
Slit-shell
::
Slit-shell
(n.) Any
species
of
Pleurotomaria,
a genus of
beautiful,
pearly,
spiral
gastropod
shells
having
a deep slit in the outer lip. Many
fossil
species
are
known,
and a few
living
ones are found in deep water in
tropical
seas..
Scizorhinal
::
Scizorhinal
(a.)
Having
the
anterior
nostrils
prolonged
backward
in the form of a slit.
Transliteration
::
Transliteration
(n.) The act or
product
of
transliterating,
or of
expressing
words of a
language
by means of the
characters
of
another
alphabet..
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