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Definition of work
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 work is as below...
Work (n.)
Specifically:
(a) That which is
produced
by
mental
labor;
a
composition;
a book; as, a work, or the
works,
of
Addison.
(b)
Flowers,
figures,
or the like,
wrought
with the
needle;
embroidery..
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Mirabilary
::
Mirabilary
(n.) One who, or a work
which,
narrates
wonderful
things;
one who
writes
of
wonders..
Marble
::
Marble
(n.) A thing made of, or
resembling,
marble,
as a work of art, or
record,
in
marble;
or, in the
plural,
a
collection
of such
works;
as, the
Arundel
or
Arundelian
marbles;
the Elgin
marbles..
Credit Mobilier
::
Credit
mobilier
() A joint stock
company,
formed
for
general
banking
business,
or for the
construction
of
public
works,
by means of loans on
personal
estate,
after the
manner
of the
credit
foncier
on real
estate.
In
practice,
however,
this
distinction
has not been
strictly
observed..
Wig
::
Wig (n.) A
covering
for the head,
consisting
of hair
interwoven
or
united
by a kind of
network,
either
in
imitation
of the
natural
growth,
or in
abundant
and
flowing
curls,
worn to
supply
a
deficiency
of
natural
hair, or for
ornament,
or
according
to
traditional
usage,
as a part of an
official
or
professional
dress,
the
latter
especially
in
England
by
judges
and
barristers..
Modeling
::
Modeling
(n.) The act or art of
making
a model from which a work of art is to be
executed;
the
formation
of a work of art from some
plastic
material.
Also, in
painting,
drawing,
etc., the
expression
or
indication
of solid
form..
Vulcanian
::
Vulcanian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Vulcan;
made by
Vulcan;
hence,
of or
pertaining
to works in iron or other
metals..
Crewelwork
::
Crewelwork
(n.)
Embroidery
in
crewels,
commonly
done upon some plain
material,
such as
linen..
Raw
::
Raw
(superl.)
Not
worked
in due form; in the
natural
state;
untouched
by art;
unwrought.
Purfile
::
Purfile
(n.) A sort of
ancient
trimming
of
tinsel
and
thread
for
women's
gowns;
--
called
also
bobbinwork.
Plastering
::
Plastering
(n.) A
covering
of
plaster;
plasterwork.
Archetype
::
Archetype
(n.) The
original
pattern
or model of a work; or the model from which a thing is made or
formed.
Bijou
::
Bijou (n.) A
trinket;
a
jewel;
-- a word
applied
to
anything
small and of
elegant
workmanship.
Ironsmith
::
Ironsmith
(n.) A
worker
in iron; one who makes and
repairs
utensils
of iron; a
blacksmith.
Breastplough
::
Breastplough
(n.) A kind of plow,
driven
by the
breast
of the
workman;
-- used to cut or pare
turf..
Day
::
Day (n.) Those
hours,
or the daily
recurring
period,
allotted
by usage or law for
work..
Aworking
::
Aworking
(adv.)
At work; in
action.
Griffon
::
Griffon
(n.) A
fabulous
monster,
half lion and half
eagle.
It is often
represented
in
Grecian
and Roman works of art..
Grating
::
Grating
(n.) A
partition,
covering,
or frame of
parallel
or cross bars; a
latticework
resembling
a
window
grate;
as, the
grating
of a
prison
or
convent..
Cribbing
::
Cribbing
(n.) A
framework
of
timbers
and plank
backing
for a shaft
lining,
to
prevent
caving,
percolation
of
water,
etc..
Scaffolding
::
Scaffolding
(n.) A
scaffold;
a
supporting
framework;
as, the
scaffolding
of the
body..
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