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Definition of solid
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 solid is as below...
Solid (a.) Not
hollow;
full of
matter;
as, a solid globe or cone, as
distinguished
from a
hollow
one; not
spongy;
dense;
hence,
sometimes,
heavy..
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Aspirator
::
Aspirator
(n.) An
apparatus
for
passing
air or gases
through
or over
certain
liquids
or
solids,
or for
exhausting
a
closed
vessel,
by means of
suction..
Underpin
::
Underpin
(v. t.) To
support
by some solid
foundation;
to place
something
underneath
for
support.
Ellipsoid
::
Ellipsoid
(n.) A
solid,
all plane
sections
of which are
ellipses
or
circles.
See
Conoid,
n., 2 (a)..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A
circular
frame
turning
about an axis; a
rotating
disk,
whether
solid,
or a frame
composed
of an outer rim,
spokes
or
radii,
and a
central
hub or nave, in which is
inserted
the axle, -- used for
supporting
and
conveying
vehicles,
in
machinery,
and for
various
purposes;
as, the wheel of a
wagon,
of a
locomotive,
of a mill, of a
watch,
etc..
Rotation
::
Rotation
(n.) The act of
turning,
as a wheel or a solid body on its axis, as
distinguished
from the
progressive
motion
of a
revolving
round
another
body or a
distant
point;
thus, the daily
turning
of the earth on its axis is a
rotation;
its
annual
motion
round the sun is a
revolution..
Calculus
::
Calculus
(n.) Any solid
concretion,
formed
in any part of the body, but most
frequent
in the
organs
that act as
reservoirs,
and in the
passages
connected
with them; as,
biliary
calculi;
urinary
calculi,
etc..
Consolidated
::
Consolidated
(p. p. & a.)
Having
a small
surface
in
proportion
to bulk, as in the
cactus..
Shoot
::
Shoot (v. i.) To
change
form
suddenly;
especially,
to
solidify..
Groundly
::
Groundly
(adv.)
Solidly;
deeply;
thoroughly.
Hexoctahedron
::
Hexoctahedron
(n.) A solid
having
forty-eight
equal
triangular
faces.
Firm
::
Firm
(superl.)
Fixed;
hence,
closely
compressed;
compact;
substantial;
hard;
solid;
--
applied
to the
matter
of
bodies;
as, firm
flesh;
firm
muscles,
firm
wood..
Solidary
::
Solidary
(a.)
Having
community
of
interests
and
responsibilities.
Vapor
::
Vapor (n.) Any
substance
in the
gaseous,
or
aeriform,
state,
the
condition
of which is
ordinarily
that of a
liquid
or
solid..
Cylindroid
::
Cylindroid
(n.) A solid body
resembling
a right
cylinder,
but
having
the bases or ends
elliptical..
Solidify
::
Solidify
(v. t.) To make solid or
compact.
Generation
::
Generation
(n.) The
formation
or
production
of any
geometrical
magnitude,
as a line, a
surface,
a
solid,
by the
motion,
in
accordance
with a
mathematical
law, of a point or a
magnitude;
as, the
generation
of a line or curve by the
motion
of a
point,
of a
surface
by a line, a
sphere
by a
semicircle,
etc..
Solidungula
::
Solidungula
(n. pl.) A tribe of
ungulates
which
includes
the
horse,
ass, and
related
species,
constituting
the
family
Equidae..
Decahedron
::
Decahedron
(n.) A solid
figure
or body
inclosed
by ten plane
surfaces.
Solidungular
::
Solidungular
(a.)
Solipedous.
Perch
::
Perch (n.) In solid
measure:
A mass 16/ feet long, 1 foot in
height,
and 1/ feet in
breadth,
or 24/ cubic feet (in local use, from 22 to 25 cubic
feet);
-- used in
measuring
stonework..
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