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Definition of bottom
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Bottom
(v. t.) To reach or get to the
bottom
of.
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Windbore
::
Windbore
(n.) The
lower,
or
bottom,
pipe in a lift of pumps in a
mine..
Bummery
::
Bummery
(n.) See
Bottomery.
Flatboat
::
Flatboat
(n.) A boat with a flat
bottom
and
square
ends; -- used for the
transportation
of bulky
freight,
especially
in
shallow
waters..
Riprap
::
Riprap
(n.) A
foundation
or
sustaining
wall of
stones
thrown
together
without
order,
as in deep water or on a soft
bottom..
Sole
::
Sole (n.) The
bottom
of a shoe or boot, or the piece of
leather
which
constitutes
the
bottom..
Base
::
Base (n.) The
bottom
of
anything,
considered
as its
support,
or that on which
something
rests for
support;
the
foundation;
as, the base of a
statue..
Tangle
::
Tangle
(v.) An
instrument
consisting
essentially
of an iron bar to which are
attached
swabs,
or
bundles
of
frayed
rope, or other
similar
substances,
-- used to
capture
starfishes,
sea
urchins,
and other
similar
creatures
living
at the
bottom
of the sea..
Scallion
::
Scallion
(n.) Any onion which does not
bottom
out, but
remains
with a thick stem like a
leek..
Sounding
::
Sounding
(n.) Any place or part of the
ocean,
or other
water,
where a
sounding
line will reach the
bottom;
--
usually
in the
plural..
Well
::
Well (v. i.) A
compartment
in the
middle
of the hold of a
fishing
vessel,
made tight at the
sides,
but
having
holes
perforated
in the
bottom
to let in water for the
preservation
of fish alive while they are
transported
to
market..
Chauffer
::
Chauffer
(n.) A table stove or small
furnace,
usually
a
cylindrical
box of sheet iron, with a grate at the
bottom,
and an open top..
Foot
::
Foot (n.) The
lowest
part or base; the
ground
part; the
bottom,
as of a
mountain
or
column;
also, the last of a row or
series;
the end or
extremity,
esp. if
associated
with
inferiority;
as, the foot of a hill; the foot of the
procession;
the foot of a
class;
the foot of the bed..
Crapaudine
::
Crapaudine
(n.)
Turning
on
pivots
at the top and
bottom;
-- said of a door.
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) That upon which
anything
rests or is
founded,
in a
literal
or a
figurative
sense;
foundation;
groundwork..
Foul
::
Foul
(superl.)
Covered
with, or
containing,
extraneous
matter
which is
injurious,
noxious,
offensive,
or
obstructive;
filthy;
dirty;
not
clean;
polluted;
nasty;
defiled;
as, a foul
cloth;
foul
hands;
a foul
chimney;
foul air; a
ship's
bottom
is foul when
overgrown
with
barnacles;
a gun
becomes
foul from
repeated
firing;
a well is foul with
polluted
water..
Residence
::
Residence
(n.) That which falls to the
bottom
of
liquors;
sediment;
also,
refuse;
residuum..
Nappy
::
Nappy (n.) A round
earthen
dish, with a flat
bottom
and
sloping
sides..
Sulphureity
::
Sulphur-bottom
(n.) A very large
whalebone
whale of the genus
Sibbaldius,
having
a
yellowish
belly;
especially,
S.
sulfureus
of the North
Pacific,
and S.
borealis
of the North
Atlantic;
--
called
also
sulphur
whale..
Bottom
::
Bottom
(v. t.) To wind round
something,
as in
making
a ball of
thread..
Full-bottomed
::
Full-bottomed
(a.) Of great
capacity
below the water line.
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