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Definition of adjoining
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Adjoining
(a.)
Joining
to;
contiguous;
adjacent;
as, an
adjoining
room..
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Roadside
::
Roadside
(n.) Land
adjoining
a road or
highway;
the part of a road or
highway
that
borders
the
traveled
part. Also used
ajectively.
Catch
::
Catch (v. t.) To
communicate
to; to
fasten
upon; as, the fire
caught
the
adjoining
building..
Chuck
::
Chuck (n.) A piece of the
backbone
of an
animal,
from
between
the neck and the
collar
bone, with the
adjoining
parts,
cut for
cooking;
as, a chuck
steak;
a chuck
roast..
Truncated
::
Truncated
(a.)
Replaced,
or cut off, by a
plane,
especially
when
equally
inclined
to the
adjoining
faces;
as, a
truncated
edge..
Sciatica
::
Sciatica
(n.)
Neuralgia
of the
sciatic
nerve,
an
affection
characterized
by
paroxysmal
attacks
of pain in the
buttock,
back of the
thigh,
or in the leg or foot,
following
the
course
of the
branches
of the
sciatic
nerve.
The name is also
popularly
applied
to
various
painful
affections
of the hip and the parts
adjoining
it. See
Ischiadic
passion,
under
Ischiadic..
Adjoining
::
Adjoining
(a.)
Joining
to;
contiguous;
adjacent;
as, an
adjoining
room..
Croft
::
Croft (n.) A
small,
inclosed
field,
adjoining
a
house;
a small
farm..
Scythian
::
Scythian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Scythia
(a name given to the
northern
part of Asia, and
Europe
adjoining
to
Asia),
or its
language
or
inhabitants..
Innyard
::
Innyard
(n.) The yard
adjoining
an inn.
Close
::
Close (v. t.)
Adjoining;
near;
either
in
space;
time, or
thought;
-- often
followed
by to..
Demesne
::
Demesne
(n.) A
lord's
chief manor
place,
with that part of the lands
belonging
thereto
which has not been
granted
out in
tenancy;
a
house,
and the land
adjoining,
kept for the
proprietor's
own use..
Paradise
::
Paradise
(n.) An open space
within
a
monastery
or
adjoining
a
church,
as the space
within
a
cloister,
the open court
before
a
basilica,
etc..
Creole
::
Creole
(n.) One born of
European
parents
in the
American
colonies
of
France
or Spain or in the
States
which were once such
colonies,
esp. a
person
of
French
or
Spanish
descent,
who is a
native
inhabitant
of
Louisiana,
or one of the
States
adjoining,
bordering
on the Gulf of of
Mexico..
Churchyard
::
Churchyard
(n.) The
ground
adjoining
a
church,
in which the dead are
buried;
a
cemetery..
Paddock
::
Paddock
(n.) A small
inclosure
for
pasture;
esp., one
adjoining
a
stable..
Syllable
::
Syllable
(n.) An
elementary
sound,
or a
combination
of
elementary
sounds,
uttered
together,
or with a
single
effort
or
impulse
of the
voice,
and
constituting
a word or a part of a word. In other
terms,
it is a vowel or a
diphtong,
either
by
itself
or
flanked
by one or more
consonants,
the whole
produced
by a
single
impulse
or
utterance.
One of the
liquids,
l, m, n, may fill the place of a vowel in a
syllable.
Adjoining
syllables
in a word or
phrase
need not to be
marked
off by a
pause,
but only
Condylome
::
Condylome
(n.) A
wartlike
new
growth
on the outer skin or
adjoining
mucous
membrane.
Parascenium
::
Parascenium
(n.) One of two
apartments
adjoining
the
stage,
probably
used as
robing
rooms..
Water Meadow
::
Water
meadow
() A
meadow,
or piece of low, flat land,
capable
of being kept in a state of
fertility
by being
overflowed
with water from some
adjoining
river or
stream..
Truncation
::
Truncation
(n.) The
replacement
of an edge or solid angle by a
plane,
especially
when the plane is
equally
inclined
to the
adjoining
faces..
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