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Definition of construct
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Construct
(a.)
Formed
by, or
relating
to,
construction,
interpretation,
or
inference..
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Construe
::
Construe
(v. t. ) To put a
construction
upon; to
explain
the sense or
intention
of; to
interpret;
to
understand.
Fabric
::
Fabric
(v. t.) To
frame;
to
build;
to
construct.
Ovenbird
::
Ovenbird
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Furnarius,
allied
to the
creepers.
They
inhabit
South
America
and the West
Indies,
and
construct
curious
oven-shaped
nests..
Shipwright
::
Shipwright
(n.) One whose
occupation
is to
construct
ships;
a
builder
of ships or other
vessels.
Hemitrope
::
Hemitrope
(n.) That which is
hemitropal
in
construction;
(Crystallog.)
a twin
crystal
having
a
hemitropal
structure.
Camber
::
Camber
(v. t.) To cut bend to an
upward
curve;
to
construct,
as a deck, with an
upward
curve..
Kindergarten
::
Kindergarten
(n.) A
school
for young
children,
conducted
on the
theory
that
education
should
be begun by
gratifying
and
cultivating
the
normal
aptitude
for
exercise,
play,
observation,
imitation,
and
construction;
-- a name given by
Friedrich
Froebel,
a
German
educator,
who
introduced
this
method
of
training,
in rooms
opening
on a
garden..
Anabolic
::
Anabolic
(a.)
Pertaining
to
anabolism;
an
anabolic
changes,
or
processes,
more or less
constructive
in their
nature..
Fosseway
::
Fosseway
(n.) One of the great
military
roads
constructed
by the
Romans
in
England
and other parts of
Europe;
-- so
called
from the fosse or ditch on each side for
keeping
it dry.
Involution
::
Involution
(n.) The
insertion
of one or more
clauses
between
the
subject
and the verb, in a way that
involves
or
complicates
the
construction..
Interpretative
::
Interpretative
(a.)
According
to
interpretation;
constructive.
Build
::
Build (v. t.) To erect or
construct,
as an
edifice
or
fabric
of any kind; to form by
uniting
materials
into a
regular
structure;
to
fabricate;
to make; to
raise..
Syntaxis
::
Syntax
(n.) That part of
grammar
which
treats
of the
construction
of
sentences;
the due
arrangement
of words in
sentences
in their
necessary
relations,
according
to
established
usage in any
language..
Former
::
Former
(n.) A shape
around
which an
article
is to be
shaped,
molded,
woven
wrapped,
pasted,
or
otherwise
constructed..
Forcipal
::
Forcipal
(a.)
Forked
or
branched
like a pair of
forceps;
constructed
so as to open and shut like a pair of
forceps.
Stickler
::
Stickleback
(v. t.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
fishes
of the genus
Gasterosteus
and
allied
genera.
The back is armed with two or more sharp
spines.
They
inhabit
both salt and
brackish
water,
and
construct
curious
nests.
Called
also
sticklebag,
sharpling,
and
prickleback..
Strude
::
Structurist
(n.) One who forms
structures;
a
builder;
a
constructor.
Viatecture
::
Viatecture
(n.) The art of
making
roads or ways for
traveling,
including
the
construction
of
bridges,
canals,
viaducts,
etc..
Chimney-piece
::
Chimney-piece
(n.) A
decorative
construction
around
the
opening
of a
fireplace.
Reconstruction
::
Reconstruction
(n.) The act of
constructing
again;
the state of being
reconstructed.
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