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Definition of between
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Between
(prep.)
In the space which
separates;
betwixt;
as, New York is
between
Boston
and
Philadelphia..
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Equality
::
Equality
(n.) Exact
agreement
between
two
expressions
or
magnitudes
with
respect
to
quantity;
--
denoted
by the
symbol
=; thus, a = x
signifies
that a
contains
the same
number
and kind of units of
measure
that x
does..
Semivowel
::
Semivowel
(n.) A sound
intermediate
between
a vowel and a
consonant,
or
partaking
of the
nature
of both, as in the
English
w and y..
Shirr
::
Shirr (n.) A
series
of close
parallel
runnings
which are drawn up so as to make the
material
between
them set full by
gatherings;
--
called
also
shirring,
and
gauging..
Prove
::
Prove (v. t.) To test,
evince,
ascertain,
or
verify,
as the
correctness
of any
operation
or
result;
thus, in
subtraction,
if the
difference
between
two
numbers,
added to the
lesser
number,
makes a sum equal to the
greater,
the
correctness
of the
subtraction
is
proved..
Interpale
::
Interpale
(v. t.) To place pales
between
or
among;
to
separate
by
pales.
Fenestra
::
Fenestra
(n.) A small
opening;
esp., one of the
apertures,
closed
by
membranes,
between
the
tympanum
and
internal
ear..
Bull
::
Bull (v. i.) A
grotesque
blunder
in
language;
an
apparent
congruity,
but real
incongruity,
of
ideas,
contained
in a form of
expression;
so
called,
perhaps,
from the
apparent
incongruity
between
the
dictatorial
nature
of the
pope's
bulls and his
professions
of
humility..
Marchman
::
Marchman
(n.) A
person
living
in the
marches
between
England
and
Scotland
or
Wales.
Erecto-patent
::
Erecto-patent
(a.)
Having
a
position
intermediate
between
erect and
patent,
or
spreading..
Colatitude
::
Colatitude
(n.) The
complement
of the
latitude,
or the
difference
between
any
latitude
and
ninety
degrees..
Pastern
::
Pastern
(n.) The part of the foot of the
horse,
and
allied
animals,
between
the
fetlock
and the
coffin
joint.
See
Illust.
of
Horse..
Burlesque
::
Burlesque
(a.)
Tending
to
excite
laughter
or
contempt
by
extravagant
images,
or by a
contrast
between
the
subject
and the
manner
of
treating
it, as when a
trifling
subject
is
treated
with mock
gravity;
jocular;
ironical..
Bromlife
::
Bromlife
(n.) A
carbonate
of
baryta
and lime,
intermediate
between
witherite
and
strontianite;
--
called
also
alstonite..
Intercross
::
Intercross
(n.) The
process
or
result
of cross
fertilization
between
different
kinds of
animals,
or
different
varieties
of
plants..
Predicrotic
::
Predicrotic
(a.) A term
applied
to the pulse wave
sometimes
seen in a pulse curve or
sphygmogram,
between
the apex of the curve and the
dicrotic
wave..
Sinker
::
Sinker
(n.) In
knitting
machines,
one of the thin
plates,
blades,
or other
devices,
that
depress
the loops upon or
between
the
needles..
Reglet
::
Reglet
(n.) A strip of wood or metal of the
height
of a
quadrat,
used for
regulating
the space
between
pages in a
chase,
and also for
spacing
out
title-pages
and other open
matter.
It is
graded
to
different
sizes,
and
designated
by the name of the type that it
matches;
as,
nonpareil
reglet,
pica
reglet,
and the
like..
Tractrix
::
Tractrix
(n.) A curve such that the part of the
tangent
between
the point of
tangency
and a given
straight
line is
constant;
-- so
called
because
it was
conceived
as
described
by the
motion
of one end of a
tangent
line as the other end was drawn along the given line.
Lantern
::
Lantern
(n.) A kind of cage
inserted
in a
stuffing
box and
surrounding
a
piston
rod, to
separate
the
packing
into two parts and form a
chamber
between
for the
reception
of
steam,
etc. ; --
called
also
lantern
brass..
Wrench
::
Wrench
(v. t.) An
instrument,
often a
simple
bar or lever with jaws or an
angular
orifice
either
at the end or
between
the ends, for
exerting
a
twisting
strain,
as in
turning
bolts,
nuts, screw taps, etc.; a screw key. Many
wrenches
have
adjustable
jaws for
grasping
nuts, etc., of
different
sizes..
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