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Definition of border
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 border is as below...
Border
(v. t.) To be, or to have,
contiguous
to; to
touch,
or be
touched,
as by a
border;
to be, or to have, near the
limits
or
boundary;
as, the
region
borders
a
forest,
or is
bordered
on the north by a
forest..
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Squalid
::
Squali
(n. pl.) The
suborder
of
elasmobranch
fishes
which
comprises
the
sharks.
Vol-au-vent
::
Vol-au-vent
(n.) A light puff
paste,
with a
raised
border,
filled,
after
baking,
usually
with a
ragout
of fowl, game, or
fish..
Sarcophaga
::
Sarcophaga
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
carnivorous
and
insectivorous
marsupials
including
the
dasyures
and the
opossums.
Engrail
::
Engrail
(v. i.) To form an
edging
or
border;
to run in
curved
or
indented
lines.
Border
::
Border
(v. t.) To
confine
within
bounds;
to
limit.
Two-parted
::
Two-parted
(a.)
Divided
from the
border
to the base into two
distinct
parts;
bipartite.
Frontier
::
Frontier
(a.) Lying on the
exterior
part;
bordering;
conterminous;
as, a
frontier
town..
Toga
::
Toga (n.) The loose outer
garment
worn by the
ancient
Romans,
consisting
of a
single
broad piece of
woolen
cloth of a shape
approaching
a
semicircle.
It was of
undyed
wool,
except
the
border
of the toga
praetexta..
Priapulacea
::
Priapulacea
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
Gephyraea,
having
a
cylindrical
body with a
terminal
anal
opening,
and
usually
with one or two
caudal
gills..
Siphonata
::
Siphonata
(n. pl.) A tribe of
bivalve
mollusks
in which the
posterior
mantle
border
is
prolonged
into two tubes or
siphons.
Called
also
Siphoniata.
See
Siphon,
2 (a), and
Quahaug..
Scallop
::
Scallop
(v. t.) To mark or cut the edge or
border
of into
segments
of
circles,
like the edge or
surface
of a
scallop
shell.
See
Scallop,
n., 2..
Praetexta
::
Praetexta
(n.) A white robe with a
purple
border,
worn by a Roman boy
before
he was
entitled
to wear the toga
virilis,
or until about the
completion
of his
fourteenth
year, and by girls until their
marriage.
It was also worn by
magistrates
and
priests..
Border
::
Border
(n.) A
narrow
flower
bed.
Moa
::
Moa (n.) Any one of
several
very large
extinct
species
of
wingless
birds
belonging
to
Dinornis,
and other
related
genera,
of the
suborder
Dinornithes,
found in New
Zealand.
They are
allied
to the
apteryx
and the
ostrich.
They were
probably
exterminated
by the
natives
before
New
Zealand
was
discovered
by
Europeans.
Some
species
were much
larger
than the
ostrich..
List
::
List (n.) A limit or
boundary;
a
border.
Depress
::
Depress
(a.)
Having
the
middle
lower than the
border;
concave.
Water Monitor
::
Water
monitor
() A very large
lizard
(Varanaus
salvator)
native
of
India.
It
frequents
the
borders
of
streams
and swims
actively.
It
becomes
five or six feet long.
Called
also
two-banded
monitor,
and
kabaragoya.
The name is also
applied
to other
aquatic
monitors..
Inclave
::
Inclave
(a.)
Resembling
a
series
of
dovetails;
-- said of a line of
division,
such as the
border
of an
ordinary..
Adjacent
::
Adjacent
(a.) Lying near,
close,
or
contiguous;
neighboring;
bordering
on; as, a field
adjacent
to the
highway..
Limitary
::
Limitary
(n.) That which
serves
to
limit;
a
boundary;
border
land.
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