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Definition of finger
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Finger
(n.) One of the five
terminating
members
of the hand; a
digit;
esp., one of the four
extermities
of the hand, other than the
thumb..
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Mitten
::
Mitten
(n.) A
covering
for the hand, worn to
defend
it from cold or
injury.
It
differs
from a glove in not
having
a
separate
sheath
for each
finger..
Guitar
::
Guitar
(n.) A
stringed
instrument
of music
resembling
the lute or the
violin,
but
larger,
and
having
six
strings,
three of silk
covered
with
silver
wire, and three of
catgut,
--
played
upon with the
fingers..
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To put
(something
into a
place);
to
insert;
as, to
introduce
the
finger,
or a
probe..
Fingerer
::
Fingerer
(n.) One who
fingers;
a
pilferer.
Digit
::
Digit (n.) A
finger's
breadth,
commonly
estimated
to be three
fourths
of an
inch..
Smart
::
Smart (v. i.) To feel a
lively,
pungent
local pain; -- said of some part of the body as the seat of
irritation;
as, my
finger
smarts;
these
wounds
smart..
Web
::
Web (n.) The
membrane
which
unites
the
fingers
or toes,
either
at their
bases,
as in man, or for a
greater
part of their
length,
as in many water birds and
amphibians..
Pat
::
Pat (n.) A
light,
quik blow or
stroke
with the
fingers
or hand; a tap..
Digitize
::
Digitize
(v. t.) To
finger;
as, to
digitize
a pen..
Tetragonal
::
Tetragonal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
tetragon;
having
four
angles
or
sides;
thus, the
square,
the
parallelogram,
the
rhombus,
and the
trapezium
are
tetragonal
fingers..
Monodactylous
::
Monodactylous
(a.)
Having
but one
finger
or claw.
Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A
sudden,
sharp
motion
or blow, as with the
finger
sprung
from the
thumb,
or the thumb from the
finger..
Finger
::
Finger
(v. t.) To take
thievishly;
to
pilfer;
to
purloin.
Trigger
::
Trigger
(n.) A
piece,
as a
lever,
which is
connected
with a catch or
detent
as a means of
releasing
it;
especially
(Firearms),
the part of a lock which is moved by the
finger
to
release
the cock and
discharge
the
piece..
Butter-fingered
::
Butter-fingered
(a.) Apt to let
things
fall, or to let them slip away;
slippery;
careless..
Dactylonomy
::
Dactylonomy
(n.) The art of
numbering
or
counting
by the
fingers.
Finger
::
Finger
(n.) One of the five
terminating
members
of the hand; a
digit;
esp., one of the four
extermities
of the hand, other than the
thumb..
Stop
::
Stop (n.) The
closing
of an
aperture
in the air
passage,
or
pressure
of the
finger
upon the
string,
of an
instrument
of
music,
so as to
modify
the tone;
hence,
any
contrivance
by which the
sounds
of a
musical
instrument
are
regulated..
Keeper
::
Keeper
(n.) A ring,
strap,
clamp,
or any
device
for
holding
an
object
in
place;
as: (a) The box on a door jamb into which the bolt of a lock
protrudes,
when shot. (b) A ring
serving
to keep
another
ring on the
finger.
(c) A loop near the
buckle
of a strap to
receive
the end of the
strap..
Castanets
::
Castanets
(n. pl.) Two
small,
concave
shells
of ivory or hard wood,
shaped
like
spoons,
fastened
to the
thumb,
and
beaten
together
with the
middle
finger;
-- used by the
Spaniards
and Moors as an
accompaniment
to their dance and
guitars..
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