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Definition of spring
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 spring is as below...
Spring
(v. i.) Any
source
of
supply;
especially,
the
source
from which a
stream
proceeds;
as issue of water from the
earth;
a
natural
fountain..
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Bromine
::
Bromine
(n.) One of the
elements,
related
in its
chemical
qualities
to
chlorine
and
iodine.
Atomic
weight
79.8.
Symbol
Br. It is a deep
reddish
brown
liquid
of a very
disagreeable
odor,
emitting
a
brownish
vapor at the
ordinary
temperature.
In
combination
it is found in
minute
quantities
in sea
water,
and in many
saline
springs.
It
occurs
also in the
mineral
bromyrite..
Bolt
::
Bolt (v. i.) A
sudden
spring
or
start;
a
sudden
spring
aside;
as, the horse made a
bolt..
Drawbar
::
Drawbar
(n.) An
openmouthed
bar at the end of a car, which
receives
a
coupling
link and pin by which the car is
drawn.
It is
usually
provided
with a
spring
to give
elasticity
to the
connection
between
the cars of a
train..
Espringal
::
Espringal
(n.) An
engine
of war used for
throwing
viretons,
large
stones,
and other
missiles;
a
springal..
Sprouted
::
Sprong
() imp. of
Spring.
Sprung.
Bound
::
Bound (n.)
Spring
from one foot to the
other.
Vulcanology
::
Vulcanology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
phenomena
due to
plutonic
action,
as in
volcanoes,
hot
springs,
etc..
Backset
::
Backset
(v. i.) To plow
again,
in the fall; -- said of
prairie
land
broken
up in the
spring..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) That which
springs,
or is
originated,
from a
source;.
Lierne Rib
::
Lierne
rib () In
Gothic
vaulting,
any rib which does not
spring
from the
impost
and is not a ridge rib, but
passes
from one boss or
intersection
of the
principal
ribs to
another..
Helical
::
Helical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or in the form of, a
helix;
spiral;
as, a
helical
staircase;
a
helical
spring..
Springhead
::
Springhalt
(n.) A kind of
lameness
in
horse.
See
Stringhalt.
Borax
::
Borax (n.) A white or gray
crystalline
salt, with a
slight
alkaline
taste,
used as a flux, in
soldering
metals,
making
enamels,
fixing
colors
on
porcelain,
and as a soap. It
occurs
native
in
certain
mineral
springs,
and is made from the boric acid of hot
springs
in
Tuscany.
It was
originally
obtained
from a lake in
Thibet,
and was sent to
Europe
under the name of
tincal.
Borax is a
pyroborate
or
tetraborate
of
sodium,
Na2B4O7.10H2O..
Rampant
::
Rampant
(v.)
Ramping;
leaping;
springing;
rearing
upon the hind legs;
hence,
raging;
furious..
Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) To fly back; as, a bow, when bent,
springs
back by its
elastic
power..
Outspring
::
Outspring
(v. i.) To
spring
out; to
issue.
Issue
::
Issue (n.)
Progeny;
a child or
children;
offspring.
In law,
sometimes,
in a
general
sense,
all
persons
descended
from a
common
ancestor;
all
lineal
descendants..
Clothespin
::
Clothespin
(n.) A
forked
piece of wood, or a small
spring
clamp,
used for
fastening
clothes
on a
line..
Reproduction
::
Reproduction
(n.) the
process
by which
plants
and
animals
give rise to
offspring.
Autochthon
::
Autochthon
(n.) One who is
supposed
to rise or
spring
from the
ground
or the soil he
inhabits;
one of the
original
inhabitants
or
aborigines;
a
native;
--
commonly
in the
plural.
This title was
assumed
by the
ancient
Greeks,
particularly
the
Athenians..
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