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Definition of cement
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Cement
(n.) To unite
firmly
or
closely.
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Deforcement
::
Deforcement
(n.) A
keeping
out by force or
wrong;
a
wrongful
withholding,
as of lands or
tenements,
to which
another
has a
right..
Supportable
::
Support
(n.) That which
maintains
or
preserves
from being
overcome,
falling,
yielding,
sinking,
giving
way, or the like;
subsistence;
maintenance;
assistance;
reenforcement;
as, he gave his
family
a good
support,
the
support
of
national
credit;
the
assaulting
column
had the
support
of a
battery..
Entrancement
::
Entrancement
(n.) The act of
entrancing,
or the state of
trance
or
ecstasy..
Acetamide
::
Acetamide
(n.) A white
crystalline
solid,
from
ammonia
by
replacement
of an
equivalent
of
hydrogen
by
acetyl..
Opening
::
Opening
(n.) The act or
process
of
opening;
a
beginning;
commencement;
first
appearance;
as, the
opening
of a
speech..
Breccia
::
Breccia
(n.) A rock
composed
of
angular
fragments
either
of the same
mineral
or of
different
minerals,
etc.,
united
by a
cement,
and
commonly
presenting
a
variety
of
colors..
Lime
::
Lime (v. t.) To
cement.
Movement
::
Movement
(n.) The act of
moving;
change
of place or
posture;
transference,
by any
means,
from one
situation
to
another;
natural
or
appropriate
motion;
progress;
advancement;
as, the
movement
of an army in
marching
or
maneuvering;
the
movement
of a wheel or a
machine;
the party of
movement..
Anteflexion
::
Anteflexion
(n.) A
displacement
forward
of an
organ,
esp. the
uterus,
in such
manner
that its axis is bent upon
itself..
Police
::
Police
(n.) The
organized
body of civil
officers
in a city, town, or
district,
whose
particular
duties
are the
preservation
of good
order,
the
prevention
and
detection
of
crime,
and the
enforcement
of the
laws..
Albolith
::
Albolith
(n.) A kind of
plastic
cement,
or
artificial
stone,
consisting
chiefly
of
magnesia
and
silica;
--
called
also
albolite..
Gluer
::
Gluer (n.) One who
cements
with glue.
Newspaper
::
Newspaper
(n.) A sheet of paper
printed
and
distributed,
at
stated
intervals,
for
conveying
intelligence
of
passing
events,
advocating
opinions,
etc.; a
public
print that
circulates
news,
advertisements,
proceedings
of
legislative
bodies,
public
announcements,
etc..
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.) Any
fixture
or
attachment
designed
to
protect
or
secure
against
injury,
soiling,
or
defacement,
theft or loss.
Unlute
::
Unlute
(v. t.) To
separate,
as
things
cemented
or
luted;
to take the lute or the clay
from..
Enouncement
::
Enouncement
(n.) Act of
enouncing;
that which is
enounced.
Fault
::
Fault (v. t.) To
interrupt
the
continuity
of (rock
strata)
by
displacement
along a plane of
fracture;
--
chiefly
used in the p. p.; as, the coal beds are badly
faulted..
Notice
::
Notice
(n.) An
announcement,
often
accompanied
by
comments
or
remarks;
as, book
notices;
theatrical
notices..
Placement
::
Placement
(n.) The act of
placing,
or the state of being
placed..
Slavocracy
::
Slavocracy
(n.) The
persons
or
interest
formerly
representing
slavery
politically,
or
wielding
political
power for the
preservation
or
advancement
of
slavery..
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