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Definition of vehicle
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 vehicle is as below...
Vehicle
(n.) A
substance
in which
medicine
is
taken.
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Excipient
::
Excipient
(n.) An inert or
slightly
active
substance
used in
preparing
remedies
as a
vehicle
or
medium
of
administration
for the
medicinal
agents.
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) A drag, or
sliding
piece of wood or iron,
placed
under the wheel of a
loaded
vehicle,
to
retard
its
motion
in going down a
hill..
Tongue
::
Tongue
(n.) The pole of a
vehicle;
especially,
the pole of an ox cart, to the end of which the oxen are
yoked..
Trail
::
Trail (n.)
Anything
drawn
along,
as a
vehicle..
Carriage
::
Carriage
(n.) A
wheeled
vehicle
carrying
a fixed
burden,
as a gun
carriage..
Boat
::
Boat (n.) A
vehicle,
utensil,
or dish,
somewhat
resembling
a boat in
shape;
as, a stone boat; a gravy
boat..
Wain
::
Wain (n.) A
four-wheeled
vehicle
for the
transportation
of
goods,
produce,
etc.; a
wagon..
Inspan
::
Inspan
(v. t. & i.) To yoke or
harness,
as oxen to a
vehicle..
Tire
::
Tire (n.) A hoop or band, as of
metal,
on the
circumference
of the wheel of a
vehicle,
to
impart
strength
and
receive
the
wear..
Buckboard
::
Buckboard
(n.) A
four-wheeled
vehicle,
having
a long
elastic
board or frame
resting
on the
bolsters
or
axletrees,
and a seat or seats
placed
transversely
upon it; --
called
also buck
wagon..
Dashboard
::
Dashboard
(n.) A board
placed
on the fore part of a
carriage,
sleigh,
or other
vehicle,
to
intercept
water,
mud, or snow,
thrown
up by the heels of the
horses;
-- in
England
commonly
called
splashboard..
Four-wheeler
::
Four-wheeler
(n.) A
vehicle
having
four
wheels.
Landau
::
Landau
(n.) A
four-wheeled
covered
vehicle,
the top of which is
divided
into two
sections
which can be let down, or
thrown
back, in such a
manner
as to make an open
carriage..
Drive
::
Drive (v. t.) To urge on and
direct
the
motions
of, as the
beasts
which draw a
vehicle,
or the
vehicle
borne by them;
hence,
also, to take in a
carriage;
to
convey
in a
vehicle
drawn by
beasts;
as, to drive a pair of
horses
or a
stage;
to drive a
person
to his own
door..
Ride
::
Ride (n.) The act of
riding;
an
excursion
on
horseback
or in a
vehicle.
Neap
::
Neap (n.) The
tongue
or pole of a cart or other
vehicle
drawn by two
animals.
Truck
::
Truck (v. i.) A small
wheel,
as of a
vehicle;
specifically
(Ord.),
a small
strong
wheel,
as of wood or iron, for a gun
carriage..
Linchpin
::
Linchpin
(n.) A pin used to
prevent
the wheel of a
vehicle
from
sliding
off the
axletree.
Plasmid
::
Plasmid
(n.) A piece of DNA,
usually
circular,
functioning
as part of the
genetic
material
of a cell, not
integrated
with the
chromosome
and
replicating
independently
of the
chromosome,
but
transferred,
like the
chromosome,
to
subsequent
generations.
In
bacteria,
plasmids
often carry the genes for
antibiotic
resistance;
they are
exploited
in
genetic
engineering
as the
vehicles
for
introduction
of
extraneous
DNA into
cells,
to alter the
genetic
makeup
of the cell. The cells thus
altered
may produ
Stage
::
Stage (n.) A large
vehicle
running
from
station
to
station
for the
accomodation
of the
public;
a
stagecoach;
an
omnibus.
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