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Definition of tape
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 tape is as below...
Tape (n.) A
tapeline;
also, a
metallic
ribbon
so
marked
as to serve as a
tapeline;
as, a steel
tape..
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Surge
::
Surge (n.) The
tapered
part of a
windlass
barrel
or a
capstan,
upon which the cable
surges,
or
slips..
Taperness
::
Taperness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
taper;
tapering
form;
taper.
Tape
::
Tape (n.) A
tapeline;
also, a
metallic
ribbon
so
marked
as to serve as a
tapeline;
as, a steel
tape..
Spiss
::
Spiry (a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
spire;
like a
spire,
tall,
slender,
and
tapering;
abounding
in
spires;
as, spiry
turrets..
Extrastapedial
::
Extrastapedial
(n.) The
extrastapedial
part of
columella.
Taper
::
Taper (v. t.) To make or cause to
taper.
Club
::
Club (n.) A heavy staff of wood,
usually
tapering,
and
wielded
the hand; a
weapon;
a
cudgel..
Torchwort
::
Torchwort
(n.) The
common
mullein,
the
stalks
of
which,
dipped
in suet,
anciently
served
for
torches.
Called
also
torch,
and
hig-taper..
Measles
::
Measles
(n.) A
disease
of
cattle
and swine in which the flesh is
filled
with the
embryos
of
different
varieties
of the
tapeworm.
Amphora
::
Amphora
(n.) Among the
ancients,
a
two-handled
vessel,
tapering
at the
bottom,
used for
holding
wine, oil, etc..
Metapeptone
::
Metapeptone
(n.) An
intermediate
product
formed
in the
gastric
digestion
of
albuminous
matter.
Spire
::
Spire (n.) A
tapering
body that
shoots
up or out to a point in a
conical
or
pyramidal
form.
Specifically
(Arch.),
the roof of a tower when of a
pyramidal
form and high in
proportion
to its
width;
also, the
pyramidal
or
aspiring
termination
of a tower which can not be said to have a roof, such as that of
Strasburg
cathedral;
the
tapering
part of a
steeple,
or the
steeple
itself..
Toilet
::
Toilet
(n.) A
covering
of
linen,
silk, or
tapestry,
spread
over a table in a
chamber
or a
dressing
room..
Cone
::
Cone (n.) A solid of the form
described
by the
revolution
of a
right-angled
triangle
about one of the sides
adjacent
to the right
angle;
--
called
also a right cone. More
generally,
any solid
having
a
vertical
point and
bounded
by a
surface
which is
described
by a
straight
line
always
passing
through
that
vertical
point;
a solid
having
a
circle
for its base and
tapering
to a point or
vertex..
Toggle
::
Toggle
(n.) A
wooden
pin
tapering
toward
both ends with a
groove
around
its
middle,
fixed
transversely
in the eye of a rope to be
secured
to any other loop or bight or ring; a kind of
button
or frog
capable
of being
readily
engaged
and
disengaged
for
temporary
purposes..
Spinet
::
Spinescent
(a.)
Becoming
hard and
thorny;
tapering
gradually
to a
rigid,
leafless
point;
armed with
spines..
Tier
::
Tier (n.) A
chold's
apron
covering
the upper part of the body, and tied with tape or cord; a
pinafore..
Witch
::
Witch (n.) A cone of paper which is
placed
in a
vessel
of lard or other fat, and used as a
taper..
Knout
::
Knout (n.) A kind of whip for
flogging
criminals,
formerly
much used in
Russia.
The last is a
tapering
bundle
of
leather
thongs
twisted
with wire and
hardened,
so that it
mangles
the
flesh..
Yard
::
Yard (v. i.) A long piece of
timber,
nearly
cylindrical,
tapering
toward
the ends, and
designed
to
support
and
extend
a
square
sail. A yard is
usually
hung by the
center
to the mast. See
Illust.
of
Ship..
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