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Definition of surface
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 surface is as below...
Surface
(n.) A
magnitude
that has
length
and
breadth
without
thickness;
superficies;
as, a plane
surface;
a
spherical
surface..
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Radiograph
::
Radiograph
(n.) A
picture
produced
by the
Rontgen
rays upon a
sensitive
surface,
photographic
or
fluorescent,
especially
a
picture
of
opaque
objects
traversed
by the
rays..
Potent
::
Potent
(n.) One of the furs; a
surface
composed
of
patches
which are
supposed
to
represent
crutch
heads;
they are
always
alternately
argent
and
azure,
unless
otherwise
specially
mentioned..
Erysipelas
::
Erysipelas
(n.) St.
Anthony's
fire; a
febrile
disease
accompanied
with a
diffused
inflammation
of the skin,
which,
starting
usually
from a
single
point,
spreads
gradually
over its
surface.
It is
usually
regarded
as
contagious,
and often
occurs
epidemically..
Bed
::
Bed (n.) The
horizontal
surface
of a
building
stone;
as, the upper and lower
beds..
Ripple
::
Ripple
(n.) The
fretting
or
dimpling
of the
surface,
as of
running
water;
little
curling
waves..
Pebble
::
Pebble
(v. t.) To grain
(leather)
so as to
produce
a
surface
covered
with small
rounded
prominences.
Cupping
::
Cupping
(n.) The
operation
of
drawing
blood to or from the
surface
of the
person
by
forming
a
partial
vacuum
over the spot. Also,
sometimes,
a
similar
operation
for
drawing
pus from an
abscess..
Bloat
::
Bloat (v. t.) To make
turgid,
as with water or air; to cause a
swelling
of the
surface
of, from
effusion
of serum in the
cellular
tissue,
producing
a
morbid
enlargement,
often
accompanied
with
softness..
Ripple
::
Ripple
(n.) a small wave on the
surface
of water or other
liquids
for which the
driving
force is not
gravity,
but
surface
tension..
Perpendicular
::
Perpendicular
(a.) At right
angles
to a given line or
surface;
as, the line ad is
perpendicular
to the line bc..
Hogback
::
Hogback
(n.) An
upward
curve or very
obtuse
angle in the upper
surface
of any
member,
as of a
timber
laid
horizontally;
-- the
opposite
of
camber..
Table
::
Table (n.) Any
smooth,
flat
surface
upon which an
inscription,
a
drawing,
or the like, may be
produced..
Tarnish
::
Tarnish
(n.) A thin film on the
surface
of a
metal,
usually
due to a
slight
alteration
of the
original
color;
as, the steel
tarnish
in
columbite..
Sea Level
::
Sea level () The level of the
surface
of the sea; any
surface
on the same level with the sea.
Graze
::
Graze (v. t.) To rub or touch
lightly
the
surface
of (a
thing)
in
passing;
as, the
bullet
grazed
the
wall..
Projection
::
Projection
(n.) Any
method
of
representing
the
surface
of the earth upon a
plane.
Upburst
::
Upburst
(n.) The act of
bursting
upwards;
a
breaking
through
to the
surface;
an
upbreak
or
uprush;
as, an
upburst
of
molten
matter..
Jog
::
"Jog (n.) A rub; a
slight
stop; an
obstruction;
hence,
an
irregularity
in
motion
of from; a
hitch;
a break in the
direction
of a line or the
surface
of a
plane..
Incident
::
Incident
(a.)
Falling
or
striking
upon, as a ray of light upon a
reflecting
surface..
Treasure-trove
::
Treasure-trove
(n.) Any
money,
bullion,
or the like, found in the
earth,
or
otherwise
hidden,
the owner of which is not
known.
In
England
such
treasure
belongs
to the
crown;
whereas
similar
treasure
found in the sea, or upon the
surface
of the land,
belongs
to the
finder
if no owner
appears..
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