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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. i.) To vote, as in the
British
Parliament,
by the
members
separating
themselves
into two
parties
(as on
opposite
sides of the hall or in
opposite
lobbies),
that is, the ayes
dividing
from the
noes..
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Chaetopoda
::
Chaetopoda
(n. pl.) A very
extensive
order of
Annelida,
characterized
by the
presence
of
lateral
setae,
or
spines,
on most or all of the
segments.
They are
divided
into two
principal
groups:
Oligochaeta,
including
the
earthworms
and
allied
forms,
and
Polychaeta,
including
most of the
marine
species..
Finlet
::
Finlet
(n.) A
little
fin; one of the parts of a
divided
fin.
Sever
::
Sever (v. t.) To
separate,
as one from
another;
to cut off from
something;
to
divide;
to part in any way,
especially
by
violence,
as by
cutting,
rending,
etc.; as, to sever the head from the
body..
Syllabize
::
Syllabist
(n.) One who forms or
divides
words into
syllables,
or is
skilled
in doing
this..
Land
::
Land (n.) The
ground
left
unplowed
between
furrows;
any one of
several
portions
into which a field is
divided
for
convenience
in
plowing.
Pentafid
::
Pentafid
(a.)
Divided
or cleft into five
parts.
Tres-tyne
::
Tres-tyne
(n.) In the
antler
of a stag, the third tyne above the base. This tyne
appears
in the third year. In those deer in which the brow tyne does not
divide,
the
tres-tyne
is the
second
tyne above the base. See
Illust.
under
Rucervine,
and under
Rusine..
Gyronny
::
Gyronny
(a.)
Covered
with
gyrons,
or
divided
so as to form
several
gyrons;
-- said of an
escutcheon..
Pylangium
::
Pylangium
(n.) The first and
undivided
part of the
aortic
trunk in the
amphibian
heart.
Tenth
::
Tenth (a.)
Constituting
or being one of ten equal parts into which
anything
is
divided.
Chant
::
Chant (v. t.) A short and
simple
melody,
divided
into two parts by
double
bars, to which
unmetrical
psalms,
etc., are sung or
recited.
It is the most
ancient
form of
choral
music..
Sub-bass
::
Sub-base
(n.) The
lowest
member
of a base when
divided
horizontally,
or of a
baseboard,
pedestal,
or the
like..
Section
::
Section
(n.) One of the
portions,
of one
square
mile each, into which the
public
lands of the
United
States
are
divided;
one
thirty-sixth
part of a
township.
These
sections
are
subdivided
into
quarter
sections
for sale under the
homestead
and
preemption
laws..
Canton
::
Canton
(v. i.) To
divide
into small parts or
districts;
to mark off or
separate,
as a
distinct
portion
or
division..
Concamerate
::
Concamerate
(v. t.) To
divide
into
chambers
or
cells.
Fifteenth
::
Fifteenth
(n.) One of
fifteen
equal parts or
divisions;
the
quotient
of a unit
divided
by
fifteen.
Syllabism
::
Syllabify
(v. t.) To form or
divide
into
syllables.
Party
::
Party (v.) A
number
of
persons
united
in
opinion
or
action,
as
distinguished
from, or
opposed
to, the rest of a
community
or
association;
esp., one of the parts into which a
people
is
divided
on
questions
of
public
policy..
Coronel
::
Coronel
(n.) The iron head of a
tilting
spear,
divided
into two,
three,
or four blunt
points..
Tear
::
Tear (v. i.) To
divide
or
separate
on being
pulled;
to be rent; as, this cloth tears
easily..
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