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Definition of cross
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cross is as below...
Cross (n.) An
appendage
or
ornament
or
anything
in the form of a
cross;
a badge or
ornamental
device
of the
general
shape of a
cross;
hence,
such an
ornament,
even when
varying
considerably
from that form; thus, the Cross of the
British
Order of St.
George
and St.
Michael
consists
of a
central
medallion
with seven arms
radiating
from it..
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Hammer
::
Hammer
(n.) An
instrument
for
driving
nails,
beating
metals,
and the like,
consisting
of a head,
usually
of steel or iron, fixed
crosswise
to a
handle..
Knurl
::
Knurl (n.) One who, or that
which,
is
crossgrained..
Intersect
::
Intersect
(v. t.) To cut into or
between;
to cut or cross
mutually;
to
divide
into
parts;
as, any two
diameters
of a
circle
intersect
each other at the
center..
Flux
::
Flux (n.) The
quantity
of a fluid that
crosses
a unit area of a given
surface
in a unit of time.
Crossing
::
Crossing
(v. t.) The act of
interbreeding;
a
mixing
of
breeds.
Crisscross
::
Crisscross
(adv.)
In
opposite
directions;
in a way to cross
something
else;
crossing
one
another
at
various
angles
and in
various
ways.
Croissante
::
Croissante
(a.)
Terminated
with
crescent;
-- said of a cross the ends of which are so
terminated.
Cross-bun
::
Cross-bun
(n.) A bun or cake
marked
with a
cross,
and
intended
to be eaten on Good
Friday..
Throw
::
Throw (v. t.) To cause to take a
strategic
position;
as, he threw a
detachment
of his army
across
the
river..
Plyer
::
Plyer (n.) A kind of
balance
used in
raising
and
letting
down a
drawbridge.
It
consists
of
timbers
joined
in the form of a St.
Andrew's
cross.
Hard
::
Hard (n.) A ford or
passage
across
a river or
swamp.
Crabbed
::
Crabbed
(n.)
Characterized
by or
manifesting,
sourness,
peevishness,
or
moroseness;
harsh;
cross;
cynical;
--
applied
to
feelings,
disposition,
or
manners..
Crucigerous
::
Crucigerous
(a.)
Bearing
the
cross;
marked
with the
figure
of a
cross.
Netting
::
Netting
(n.) A piece of
network;
any
fabric,
made of
cords,
threads,
wires,
or the like,
crossing
one
another
with open
spaces
between..
Thwart
::
Thwart
(a.)
Situated
or
placed
across
something
else;
transverse;
oblique.
Junction
::
"Junction
(n.) The place or point of
union,
meeting,
or
junction;
specifically,
the place where two or more lines of
railway
meet or
cross..
Bolster
::
Bolster
(n.) The
crossbeam
forming
the
bearing
piece of the body of a
railway
car; the
central
and
principal
cross beam of a car
truck.
Transatlantic
::
Transatlantic
(a.)
Crossing
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
Viz-cacha
::
Viz-cacha
(n.) A large
burrowing
South
American
rodent
(Lagostomus
trichodactylus)
allied
to the
chinchillas,
but much
larger.
Its fur is soft and
rather
long,
mottled
gray
above,
white or
yellowish
white
beneath.
There is a white band
across
the
muzzle,
and a dark band on each
cheek.
It
inhabits
grassy
plains,
and is noted for its
extensive
burrows
and for
heaping
up
miscellaneous
articles
at the mouth of its
burrows.
Called
also
biscacha,
bizcacha,
vischacha,
vishatscha..
Brachioganoidei
::
Brachioganoidei
(n. pl.) An order of
ganoid
fishes
of which the
bichir
of
Africa
is a
living
example.
See
Crossopterygii.
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