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Definition of tone
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 tone is as below...
Tone (n.) A
whining
style of
speaking;
a kind of
mournful
or
artificial
strain
of
voice;
an
affected
speaking
with a
measured
rhythm
ahd a
regular
rise and fall of the
voice;
as,
children
often read with a
tone..
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Stone-dead
::
Stonecutting
(n.)
Hewing
or
dressing
stone.
Subbeadle
::
Sub-bass
(n.) The
deepest
pedal stop, or the
lowest
tones of an
organ;
the
fundamental
or
ground
bass..
Veinstone
::
Veinstone
(n.) The
nonmetalliferous
mineral
or rock
material
which
accompanies
the ores in a vein, as
quartz,
calcite,
barite,
fluor spar, etc.; --
called
also
veinstuff..
Altar
::
Altar (n.) A
raised
structure
(as a
square
or
oblong
erection
of stone or wood) on which
sacrifices
are
offered
or
incense
burned
to a
deity.
Mound
::
Mound (n.) A ball or globe
forming
part of the
regalia
of an
emperor
or other
sovereign.
It is
encircled
with
bands,
enriched
with
precious
stones,
and
surmounted
with a
cross;
--
called
also
globe..
Neolithic
::
Neolithic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an era
characterized
by late
remains
in
stone..
Jewstone
::
Jewstone
(n.) A large
clavate
spine of a
fossil
sea
urchin.
Ketone
::
Ketone
(n.) One of a large class of
organic
substances
resembling
the
aldehydes,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
certain
salts of
organic
acids and
consisting
of
carbonyl
(CO)
united
with two
hydrocarbon
radicals.
In
general
the
ketones
are
colorless
volatile
liquids
having
a
pungent
ethereal
odor..
Rockwork
::
Rockwork
(n.)
Stonework
in which the
surface
is left
broken
and
rough.
Rendering
::
Rendering
(n.) The act of
laying
the first coat of
plaster
on
brickwork
or
stonework.
Effloresce
::
Effloresce
(v. i.) To
become
covered
with a
whitish
crust or light
crystallization,
from a slow
chemical
change
between
some of the
ingredients
of the
matter
covered
and an acid
proceeding
commonly
from an
external
source;
as, the walls of
limestone
caverns
sometimes
effloresce
with
nitrate
of
calcium
in
consequence
of the
action
in
consequence
of
nitric
acid
formed
in the
atmosphere..
Jew''s-stone
::
Jew's-stone
(n.) Alt. of
Jewston.
Lias
::
Lias (n.) The
lowest
of the three
divisions
of the
Jurassic
period;
a name given in
England
and
Europe
to a
series
of
marine
limestones
underlying
the
Oolite.
See the Chart of
Geology.
Joggle
::
"Joggle
(n.) A notch or tooth in the
joining
surface
of any piece of
building
material
to
prevent
slipping;
sometimes,
but
incorrectly,
applied
to a
separate
piece
fitted
into two
adjacent
stones,
or the
like..
Muriform
::
Muriform
(a.)
Resembling
courses
of
bricks
or
stones
in
squareness
and
regular
arrangement;
as, a
muriform
variety
of
cellular
tissue..
Mesorchium
::
Mesorchium
(n.) The fold of
peritoneum
which
attaches
the
testis
to the
dorsal
wall of the body
cavity
or
scrotal
sac.
Stele
::
Stela (n.) A small
column
or
pillar,
used as a
monument,
milestone,
etc..
Clinkstone
::
Clinkstone
(n.) An
igneous
rock of
feldspathic
composition,
lamellar
in
structure,
and
clinking
under the
hammer.
See
Phonolite..
Chromolithograph
::
Chromolithograph
(n.) A
picture
printed
in tints and
colors
by
repeated
impressions
from a
series
of
stones
prepared
by the
lithographic
process.
Shift
::
Shift (v. t.) In
building,
the
extent,
or
arrangement,
of the
overlapping
of
plank,
brick,
stones,
etc., that are
placed
in
courses
so as to break
joints..
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