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Definition of cement
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Cement
(n.) To
overlay
or coat with
cement;
as, to
cement
a
cellar
bottom..
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Law-abiding
::
Law-abiding
(a.)
Abiding
the law;
waiting
for the
operation
of law for the
enforcement
of
rights;
also,
abiding
by the law;
obedient
to the law; as,
law-abiding
people..
Diducement
::
Diducement
(n.)
Diduction;
separation
into
distinct
parts.
Screw
::
Screw (n.) A
straight
line in space with which a
definite
linear
magnitude
termed
the pitch is
associated
(cf. 5th
Pitch,
10 (b)). It is used to
express
the
displacement
of a rigid body, which may
always
be made to
consist
of a
rotation
about an axis
combined
with a
translation
parallel
to that
axis..
Lime
::
Lime (v. t.) To
cement.
Merce
::
Merce (v. t.) To
subject
to fine or
amercement;
to
mulct;
to
amerce.
Metathesis
::
Metathesis
(n.) The act,
process,
or
result
of
exchange,
substitution,
or
replacement
of atoms and
radicals;
thus, by
metathesis
an acid gives up all or part of its
hydrogen,
takes on an
equivalent
amount
of a metal or base, and forms a
salt..
Commencement
::
Commencement
(n.) The first
existence
of
anything;
act or fact of
commencing;
rise;
origin;
beginning;
start.
Enticement
::
Enticement
(n.) That which
entices,
or
incites
to evil; means of
allurement;
alluring
object;
as, an
enticement
to sin..
Inchoation
::
Inchoation
(n.) Act of
beginning;
commencement;
inception.
Glue
::
Glue (n.) A hard
brittle
brownish
gelatin,
obtained
by
boiling
to a jelly the
skins,
hoofs,
etc., of
animals.
When
gently
heated
with
water,
it
becomes
viscid
and
tenaceous,
and is used as a
cement
for
uniting
substances.
The name is also given to other
adhesive
or
viscous
substances..
Estreat
::
Estreat
(n.) A true copy,
duplicate,
or
extract
of an
original
writing
or
record,
esp. of
amercements
or
penalties
set down in the rolls of court to be
levied
by the
bailiff,
or other
officer..
Asphalte
::
Asphalte
(n.)
Asphaltic
mastic
or
cement.
See
Asphalt,
2..
Declaration
::
Declaration
(n.) That which is
declared
or
proclaimed;
announcement;
distinct
statement;
formal
expression;
avowal.
Displacement
::
Displacement
(n.) The act of
displacing,
or the state of being
displaced;
a
putting
out of
place..
Putty
::
Putty (v. t.) To
cement,
or stop, with
putty..
Feather
::
Feather
(n.) A
longitudinal
strip
projecting
as a fin from an
object,
to
strengthen
it, or to enter a
channel
in
another
object
and
thereby
prevent
displacement
sidwise
but
permit
motion
lengthwise;
a
spline..
Passport
::
Passport
(n.)
Figuratively:
Anything
which
secures
advancement
and
general
acceptance.
Inveiglement
::
Inveiglement
(n.) The act of
inveigling,
or the state of being
inveigled;
that which
inveigles;
enticement;
seduction..
Mortar
::
Mortar
(n.) A
building
material
made by
mixing
lime,
cement,
or
plaster
of
Paris,
with sand,
water,
and
sometimes
other
materials;
-- used in
masonry
for
joining
stones,
bricks,
etc., also for
plastering,
and in other
ways..
Annunciation
::
Annunciation
(n.) The
festival
celebrated
(March
25th) by the
Church
of
England,
of Rome, etc., in
memory
of the
angel's
announcement,
on that day; Lady Day..
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