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Definition of divide
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 divide is as below...
Divide
(v. t.) To
separate
into two
parts,
in order to
ascertain
the votes for and
against
a
measure;
as, to
divide
a
legislative
house upon a
question..
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Sixteenth
::
Sixteenth
(a.)
Constituting
or being one of
sixteen
equal parts into which
anything
is
divided.
Sixtieth
::
Sixtieth
(a.)
Constituting
or being one one of sixty equal parts into which
anything
is
divided.
Sonometer
::
Sonometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
exhibiting
the
transverse
vibrations
of
cords,
and
ascertaining
the
relations
between
musical
notes.
It
consists
of a cord
stretched
by
weight
along a box, and
divided
into
different
lengths
at
pleasure
by a
bridge,
the place of which is
determined
by a scale on the face of the box..
Antiphony
::
Antiphony
(n.) An
anthem
or psalm sung
alternately
by a choir or
congregation
divided
into two
parts.
Also
figuratively.
Parcel
::
Parcel
(v. t.) To
divide
and
distribute
by parts or
portions;
-- often with out or into.
Parsley
::
Parsley
(n.) An
aromatic
umbelliferous
herb
(Carum
Petroselinum),
having
finely
divided
leaves
which are used in
cookery
and as a
garnish..
Two-cleft
::
Two-cleft
(a.)
Divided
about half way from the
border
to the base into two
segments;
bifid.
Pentafid
::
Pentafid
(a.)
Divided
or cleft into five
parts.
Subclavian
::
Subclass
(n.) One of the
natural
groups,
more
important
than an
order,
into which some
classes
are
divided;
as, the
angiospermous
subclass
of
exogens..
Tame
::
Tame (v. t.) To
broach
or enter upon; to
taste,
as a
liquor;
to
divide;
to
distribute;
to deal out..
Twentieth
::
Twentieth
(a.)
Consisting,
or
being,
one of
twenty
equal parts into which
anything
is
divided..
Monocracy
::
Monocracy
(n.)
Government
by a
single
person;
undivided
rule.
Divide
::
Divide
(v. t.) To mark
divisions
on; to
graduate;
as, to
divide
a
sextant..
Compone
::
Compone
(a.)
Divided
into
squares
of
alternate
tinctures
in a
single
row; -- said of any
bearing;
or, in the case of a
bearing
having
curved
lines,
divided
into
patches
of
alternate
colors
following
the
curve.
If there are two rows it is
called
counter-compony..
Pyxidium
::
Pyxidium
(n.) A pod which
divides
circularly
into an upper and lower half, of which the
former
acts as a kind of lid, as in the
pimpernel
and
purslane..
Part
::
Part (n.) One of the
portions,
equal or
unequal,
into which
anything
is
divided,
or
regarded
as
divided;
something
less than a
whole;
a
number,
quantity,
mass, or the like,
regarded
as going to make up, with
others,
a
larger
number,
quantity,
mass, etc.,
whether
actually
separate
or not; a
piece;
a
fragment;
a
fraction;
a
division;
a
member;
a
constituent..
Areolated
::
Areolated
(a.)
Divided
into small
spaces
or
areolations,
as the wings of
insects,
the
leaves
of
plants,
or the
receptacle
of
compound
flowers..
Branch
::
Branch
(v. i.) To
divide
into
separate
parts or
subdivision.
Portion
::
Portion
(v. t.) To
separate
or
divide
into
portions
or
shares;
to
parcel;
to
distribute.
Locellate
::
Locellate
(a.)
Divided
into
secondary
compartments
or
cells,
as where one
cavity
is
separated
into
several
smaller
ones..
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