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Definition of vessel
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 vessel is as below...
Vessel
(n.) Fig.: A
person
regarded
as
receiving
or
containing
something;
esp.
(Script.),
one into whom
something
is
conceived
as
poured,
or in whom
something
is
stored
for use; as,
vessels
of wrath or
mercy..
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Tartan
::
Tartan
(n.) A small
coasting
vessel,
used in the
Mediterranean,
having
one mast
carrying
large
leteen
sail, and a
bowsprit
with
staysail
or jib..
Vessel
::
Vessel
(n.) A
general
name for any
hollow
structure
made to float upon the water for
purposes
of
navigation;
especially,
one that is
larger
than a
common
rowboat;
as, a war
vessel;
a
passenger
vessel..
Start
::
Start (v. t.) To move
suddenly
from its place or
position;
to
displace
or
loosen;
to
dislocate;
as, to start a bone; the storm
started
the bolts in the
vessel..
Siphon
::
Siphon
(v. t.) To
convey,
or draw off, by means of a
siphon,
as a
liquid
from one
vessel
to
another
at a lower
level..
Pyrothonide
::
Pyrothonide
(n.) A kind of
empyreumatic
oil
produced
by the
combustion
of
textures
of hemp,
linen,
or
cotton
in a
copper
vessel,
--
formerly
used as a
remedial
agent..
Sublimatory
::
Sublimatory
(a.) Used for
sublimation;
as,
sublimatory
vessels..
Congest
::
Congest
(v. t. ) To cause an
overfullness
of the blood
vessels
(esp. the
capillaries)
of an organ or part.
Commodore
::
Commodore
(n.) A
familiar
for the
flagship,
or for the
principal
vessel
of a
squadron
or
fleet..
Censer
::
Censer
(n.) A
vessel
for
perfumes;
esp. one in which
incense
is
burned.
Packet
::
Packet
(v. t.) To send in a
packet
or
dispatch
vessel.
Scuttle
::
Scuttle
(n.) A
wide-mouthed
vessel
for
holding
coal: a coal hod.
Faucet
::
Faucet
(n.) A
fixture
for
drawing
a
liquid,
as
water,
molasses,
oil, etc., from a pipe, cask, or other
vessel,
in such
quantities
as may be
desired;
--
called
also tap, and cock. It
consists
of a
tubular
spout,
stopped
with a
movable
plug,
spigot,
valve,
or
slide..
Gallivat
::
Gallivat
(n.) A small armed
vessel,
with sails and oars, -- used on the
Malabar
coast..
Mast
::
Mast (n.) A pole, or long,
strong,
round piece of
timber,
or spar, set
upright
in a boat or
vessel,
to
sustain
the
sails,
yards,
rigging,
etc. A mast may also
consist
of
several
pieces
of
timber
united
by iron
bands,
or of a
hollow
pillar
of iron or
steel..
Dish
::
Dish (n.) A
vessel,
as a
platter,
a
plate,
a bowl, used for
serving
up food at the
table..
Pilot
::
Pilot (n.) One
employed
to steer a
vessel;
a
helmsman;
a
steersman.
Poop
::
Poop (n.) A deck
raised
above the after part of a
vessel;
the
hindmost
or after part of a
vessel's
hull; also, a cabin
covered
by such a deck. See Poop deck, under Deck. See also
Roundhouse..
Piston
::
Piston
(n.) A
sliding
piece which
either
is moved by, or moves
against,
fluid
pressure.
It
usually
consists
of a short
cylinder
fitting
within
a
cylindrical
vessel
along which it
moves,
back and
forth.
It is used in steam
engines
to
receive
motion
from the
steam,
and in pumps to
transmit
motion
to a
fluid;
also for other
purposes..
Beam
::
Beam (n.) The width of a
vessel;
as, one
vessel
is said to have more beam than
another..
Goosewinged
::
Goosewinged
(a.) Said of a
fore-and-aft
rigged
vessel
with
foresail
set on one side and
mainsail
on the
other;
wing and wing.
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