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Definition of branch
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 branch is as below...
Branch
(n.) Any
division
extending
like a
branch;
any arm or part
connected
with the main body of
thing;
ramification;
as, the
branch
of an
antler;
the
branch
of a
chandelier;
a
branch
of a
river;
a
branch
of a
railway..
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Sparse
::
Sparse
(superl.)
Placed
irregularly
and
distantly;
scattered;
--
applied
to
branches,
leaves,
peduncles,
and the
like..
Dag
::
Dag (n.) The
unbranched
antler
of a young deer.
Sinology
::
Sinology
(n.) That
branch
of
systemized
knowledge
which
treats
of the
Chinese,
their
language,
literature,
etc..
Bourgeon
::
Bourgeon
(v. i.) To
sprout;
to put forth buds; to shoot
forth,
as a
branch..
Nudibranchiate
::
Nudibranchiate
(a. & n.) Same as
Nudibranch.
Lop
::
Lop (v. t.) To cut off as the top or
extreme
part of
anything;
to sho/ -- by
cutting
off the
extremities;
to cut off, or
remove
as
superfluous
parts;
as, to lop a tree or its
branches..
Dichotomize
::
Dichotomize
(v. i.) To
separate
into two
parts;
to
branch
dichotomously;
to
become
dichotomous.
Brake
::
Brake (n.) A fern of the genus
Pteris,
esp. the P.
aquilina,
common
in
almost
all
countries.
It has
solitary
stems
dividing
into three
principal
branches.
Less
properly:
Any
fern..
Lexicology
::
Lexicology
(n.) The
science
of the
derivation
and
signification
of
words;
that
branch
of
learning
which
treats
of the
signification
and
application
of
words.
Ornithichnology
::
Ornithichnology
(n.) The
branch
of
science
which
treats
of
ornithichnites.
Girdler
::
Girdler
(n.) An
American
longicorn
beetle
(Oncideres
cingulatus)
which lays its eggs in the twigs of the
hickory,
and then
girdles
each
branch
by
gnawing
a
groove
around
it, thus
killing
it to
provide
suitable
food for the
larvae..
Usnea
::
Usnea (n.) A genus of
lichens,
most of the
species
of which have long, gray,
pendulous,
and
finely
branched
fronds.
Usnea
barbata
is the
common
bearded
lichen
which grows on
branches
of trees in
northern
forests..
Palliobranchiate
::
Palliobranchiate
(a.)
Having
the
pallium,
or
mantle,
acting
as a gill, as in
brachiopods..
Prickle
::
Prickle
(n.) A kind of
willow
basket;
-- a term still used in some
branches
of
trade.
Casuarina
::
Casuarina
(n.) A genus of
leafless
trees or
shrubs,
with
drooping
branchlets
of a
rushlike
appearance,
mostly
natives
of
Australia.
Some of them are
large,
producing
hard and heavy
timber
of
excellent
quality,
called
beefwood
from its
color..
Project
::
Project
(v. i.) To shoot
forward;
to
extend
beyond
something
else; to be
prominent;
to jut; as, the
cornice
projects;
branches
project
from the
tree..
Branch
::
Branch
(v. t.) To
divide
as into
branches;
to make
subordinate
division
in.
Doctrine
::
Doctrine
(n.) That which is
taught;
what is held, put forth as true, and
supported
by a
teacher,
a
school,
or a sect; a
principle
or
position,
or the body of
principles,
in any
branch
of
knowledge;
any tenet or
dogma;
a
principle
of
faith;
as, the
doctrine
of
atoms;
the
doctrine
of
chances..
Bifarious
::
Bifarious
(a.)
Pointing
two ways, as
leaves
that grow only on
opposite
sides of a
branch;
in two
vertical
rows..
Underbranch
::
Underbranch
(n.) A twig or
branchlet.
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