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Definition of cluster
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Cluster
(v. t.) To
collect
into a
cluster
or
clusters;
to
gather
into a bunch or close body.
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Heath
::
Heath (n.) A low shrub
(Erica,
/
Calluna,
vulgaris),
with
minute
evergreen
leaves,
and
handsome
clusters
of pink
flowers.
It is used in Great
Britain
for
brooms,
thatch,
beds for the poor, and for
heating
ovens.
It is also
called
heather,
and
ling..
Laurel
::
Laurel
(n.) An
evergreen
shrub,
of the genus
Laurus
(L.
nobilis),
having
aromatic
leaves
of a
lanceolate
shape,
with
clusters
of
small,
yellowish
white
flowers
in their
axils;
--
called
also sweet bay..
Grumose
::
Grumose
(a.)
Clustered
in
grains
at
intervals;
grumous.
Plantain
::
Plantain
(n.) A
treelike
perennial
herb (Musa
paradisiaca)
of
tropical
regions,
bearing
immense
leaves
and large
clusters
of the
fruits
called
plantains.
See
Musa..
Bunchberry
::
Bunchberry
(n.) The dwarf
cornel
(Cornus
Canadensis),
which bears a dense
cluster
of
bright
red,
edible
berries..
Glomerate
::
Glomerate
(a.)
Gathered
together
in a
roundish
mass or dense
cluster;
conglomerate.
Wallaba
::
Wallaba
(n.) A
leguminous
tree
(Eperua
falcata)
of
Demerara,
with
pinnate
leaves
and
clusters
of red
flowers.
The
reddish
brown wood is used for
palings
and
shingles..
Hamlet
::
Hamlet
(n.) A small
village;
a
little
cluster
of
houses
in the
country.
Mentha
::
Mentha
(n.) A
widely
distributed
genus of
fragrant
herbs,
including
the
peppermint,
spearmint,
etc. The
plants
have small
flowers,
usually
arranged
in dense
axillary
clusters..
Eolis
::
Eolis (n.) A genus of
nudibranch
mollusks
having
clusters
of
branchial
papillae
along the back. See
Ceratobranchia.
Plump
::
Plump (n.) A knot; a
cluster;
a
group;
a
crowd;
a
flock;
as, a plump of
trees,
fowls,
or
spears..
Golden-rod
::
Golden-rod
(n.) A tall herb
(Solidago
Virga-aurea),
bearing
yellow
flowers
in a
graceful
elongated
cluster.
The name is
common
to all the
species
of the genus
Solidago..
Cyme
::
Cyme (n.) A
flattish
or
convex
flower
cluster,
of the
centrifugal
or
determinate
type,
differing
from a
corymb
chiefly
in the order of the
opening
of the
blossoms..
Virgularian
::
Virgularian
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of long,
slender
Alcyonaria
belonging
to
Virgularia
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Virgularidae.
These
corals
are
allied
to the
sea-pens,
but have a long
rodlike
rhachis
inclosing
a
slender,
round or
square,
calcareous
axis. The
polyps
are
arranged
in
transverse
rows or
clusters
along each side of the
rhachis..
Agglomeration
::
Agglomeration
(n.) State of being
collected
in a mass; a mass;
cluster.
Clustering
::
Clustering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Cluste.
Laminaria
::
Laminaria
(n.) A genus of great
seaweeds
with long and broad
fronds;
kelp, or
devil's
apron.
The
fronds
commonly
grow in
clusters,
and are
sometimes
from
thirty
to fifty feet in
length.
See
Illust.
of
Kelp..
Cluster
::
Cluster
(n.) A
number
of
similar
things
collected
together
or lying
contiguous;
a
group;
as, a
cluster
of
islands..
Clustered
::
Clustered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Cluste.
Amorpha
::
Amorpha
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
shrubs,
having
long
clusters
of
purple
flowers;
false or
bastard
indigo..
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