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Definition of cross
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Cross (n.)
Affiction
regarded
as a test of
patience
or
virtue;
trial;
disappointment;
opposition;
misfortune.
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Shove
::
Shove (v. t.) To drive along by the
direct
and
continuous
application
of
strength;
to push;
especially,
to push (a body) so as to make it move along the
surface
of
another
body; as, to shove a boat on the
water;
to shove a table
across
the
floor..
Trajection
::
Trajection
(n.) The act of
trajecting;
a
throwing
or
casting
through
or
across;
also,
emission..
Hatching
::
Hatching
(n.) A mode of
execution
in
engraving,
drawing,
and
miniature
painting,
in which
shading
is
produced
by lines
crossing
each other at
angles
more or less
acute;
--
called
also
crosshatching..
Stretcher
::
Stretcher
(n.) A
narrow
crosspiece
of the
bottom
of a boat
against
which a rower
braces
his feet.
Crociary
::
Crociary
(n.) One who
carries
the cross
before
an
archbishop.
Cross-purpose
::
Cross-purpose
(n.) A
conversational
game, in which
questions
and
answers
are made so as to
involve
ludicrous
combinations
of
ideas..
Balister
::
Balister
(n.) A
crossbow.
Cross
::
Cross (v. t.) To
interfere
and cut off; to
debar.
Arcubalister
::
Arcubalister
(n.) A
crossbowman;
one who used the
arcubalist.
Screed
::
Screed
(n.) A
wooden
straightedge
used to lay
across
the
plaster
screed,
as a limit for the
thickness
of the
coat..
Cross
::
Cross (n.) A line drawn
across
or
through
another
line.
Frumpish
::
Frumpish
(a.)
Cross-tempered;
scornful.
Ringtail
::
Ringtail
(n.) A bird
having
a
distinct
band of color
across
the tail, as the hen
harrier..
Go
::
Go (v. i.) To
reach;
to
extend;
to lead; as, a line goes
across
the
street;
his land goes to the
river;
this road goes to New
York..
Emplecton
::
Emplecton
(n.) A kind of
masonry
in which the outer faces of the wall are
ashlar,
the space
between
being
filled
with
broken
stone and
mortar.
Cross
layers
of stone are
interlaid
as
binders..
Cross-banded
::
Cross-banded
(a.) A term used when a
narrow
ribbon
of
veneer
is
inserted
into the
surface
of any piece of
furniture,
wainscoting,
etc., so that the grain of it is
contrary
to the
general
surface..
Ring-tailed
::
Ring-tailed
(a.)
Having
the tail
crossed
by
conspicuous
bands of
color.
Chasuble
::
Chasuble
(n.) The outer
vestment
worn by the
priest
in
saying
Mass,
consisting,
in the Roman
Catholic
Church,
of a
broad,
flat, back
piece,
and a
narrower
front
piece,
the two
connected
over the
shoulders
only. The back has
usually
a large
cross,
the front an
upright
bar or
pillar,
designed
to be
emblematical
of
Christ's
sufferings.
In the Greek
Church
the
chasuble
is a large round
mantle..
Labarum
::
Labarum
(n.) The
standard
adopted
by the
Emperor
Constantine
after his
conversion
to
Christianity.
It is
described
as a pike
bearing
a silk
banner
hanging
from a
crosspiece,
and
surmounted
by a
golden
crown.
It bore a
monogram
of the first two
letters
(CHR) of the name of
Christ
in its Greek form.
Later,
the name was given to
various
modifications
of this
standard..
Fare
::
Fare (v.) The price of
passage
or
going;
the sum paid or due for
conveying
a
person
by land or
water;
as, the fare for
crossing
a
river;
the fare in a coach or by
railway..
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