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Definition of detached
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Detached
(a.)
Separate;
unconnected,
or
imperfectly
connected;
as,
detached
parcels..
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Detached
::
Detached
(imp. & p. p.) of
Detac.
Outlying
::
Outlying
(a.) Lying or being at a
distance
from the
central
part, or the main body; being on, or
beyond,
the
frontier;
exterior;
remote;
detached..
Raveling
::
Raveling
(n.) That which is
raveled
out; esp., a
thread
detached
from a
texture..
Odd
::
Odd
(superl.)
Remaining
over;
unconnected;
detached;
fragmentary;
hence,
occasional;
inconsiderable;
as, odd jobs; odd
minutes;
odd
trifles..
Firmless
::
Firmless
(a.)
Detached
from
substance.
Comatula
::
Comatula
(n.) A
crinoid
of the genus
Antedon
and
related
genera.
When young they are fixed by a stem. When adult they
become
detached
and cling to
seaweeds,
etc., by their
dorsal
cirri;
--
called
also
feather
stars..
Detachable
::
Detachable
(a.) That can be
detached.
Detachment
::
Detachment
(n.) The act of
detaching
or
separating,
or the state of being
detached..
Sputterer
::
Sputter
(n.) Moist
matter
thrown
out in small
detached
particles;
also,
confused
and hasty
speech..
Detachment
::
Detachment
(n.) That which is
detached;
especially,
a body of
troops
or part of a fleet sent from the main body on
special
service..
Anecdote
::
Anecdote
(n.) A
particular
or
detached
incident
or fact of an
interesting
nature;
a
biographical
incident
or
fragment;
a
single
passage
of
private
life.
Ephyra
::
Ephyra
(n.) A stage in the
development
of
discophorous
medusae,
when they first begin to swim about after being
detached
from the
strobila.
See
Strobila..
Butte
::
Butte (n.) A
detached
low
mountain,
or high
rising
abruptly
from the
general
level of the
surrounding
plain;
--
applied
to
peculiar
elevations
in the Rocky
Mountain
region..
Isolate
::
Isolate
(v. t.) To place in a
detached
situation;
to place by
itself
or
alone;
to
insulate;
to
separate
from
others.
Dot
::
Dot (v. t.) To mark or
diversify
with small
detached
objects;
as, a
landscape
dotted
with
cottages..
Embolus
::
Embolus
(n.) A plug of some
substance
lodged
in a blood
vessel,
being
brought
thither
by the blood
current.
It
consists
most
frequently
of a clot of
fibrin,
a
detached
shred of a
morbid
growth,
a
globule
of fat, or a
microscopic
organism..
Bastion
::
Bastion
(n.) A work
projecting
outward
from the main
inclosure
of a
fortification,
consisting
of two faces and two
flanks,
and so
constructed
that it is able to
defend
by a
flanking
fire the
adjacent
curtain,
or wall which
extends
from one
bastion
to
another.
Two
adjacent
bastions
are
connected
by the
curtain,
which joins the flank of one with the
adjacent
flank of the
other.
The
distance
between
the
flanks
of a
bastion
is
called
the
gorge.
A
lunette
is a
detached
bastion.
See
Ravelin..
Sessile
::
Sessile
(a.)
Permanently
attached;
-- said of the
gonophores
of
certain
hydroids
which never
became
detached.
Studbook
::
Stud (v. t.) To set with
detached
ornaments
or
prominent
objects;
to set
thickly,
as with
studs..
Medley
::
Medley
(n.) A
composition
of
passages
detached
from
several
different
compositions;
a
potpourri.
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