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Definition of finger
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Finger
(n.)
Anything
that does work of a
finger;
as, the
pointer
of a
clock,
watch,
or other
registering
machine;
especially
(Mech.)
a small
projecting
rod, wire, or
piece,
which is
brought
into
contact
with an
object
to
effect,
direct,
or
restrain
a
motion..
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Palm
::
Palm (n.) The broad
flattened
part of an
antler,
as of a
full-grown
fallow
deer; -- so
called
as
resembling
the palm of the hand with its
protruding
fingers..
Chirogymnast
::
Chirogymnast
(n.) A
mechanical
contrivance
for
exercising
the
fingers
of a
pianist.
Point
::
Point (v. i.) To
direct
the point of
something,
as of a
finger,
for the
purpose
of
designating
an
object,
and
attracting
attention
to it; -- with at..
Pinch
::
Pinch (n.) As much as may be taken
between
the
finger
and
thumb;
any very small
quantity;
as, a pinch of
snuff..
Pointing
::
Pointing
(n.) The act of
designating,
as a
position
or
direction,
by means of
something
pointed,
as a
finger
or a rod..
Palm
::
Palm (n.) The inner and
somewhat
concave
part of the hand
between
the bases of the
fingers
and the
wrist.
Carillon
::
Carillon
(n.) A chime of bells
diatonically
tuned,
played
by
clockwork
or by
finger
keys..
Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A
sudden,
sharp
motion
or blow, as with the
finger
sprung
from the
thumb,
or the thumb from the
finger..
Whitlow
::
Whitlow
(a.) An
inflammation
of the
fingers
or toes,
generally
of the last
phalanx,
terminating
usually
in
suppuration.
The
inflammation
may
occupy
any seat
between
the skin and the bone, but is
usually
applied
to a felon or
inflammation
of the
periosteal
structures
of the
bone..
Pentadactyle
::
Pentadactyle
(a.)
Having
five
appendages
resembling
fingers
or toes.
Ambury
::
Ambury
(n.) A
disease
of the roots of
turnips,
etc.; --
called
also
fingers
and
toes..
Monodactylous
::
Monodactylous
(a.)
Having
but one
finger
or claw.
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..
Digitiform
::
Digitiform
(a.)
Formed
like a
finger
or
fingers;
finger-shaped;
as, a
digitiform
root..
Repercussion
::
Repercussion
(n.) In a
vaginal
examination,
the act of
imparting
through
the
uterine
wall with the
finger
a shock to the
fetus,
so that it
bounds
upward,
and falls back again
against
the
examining
finger..
Potto
::
Potto (n.) A
nocturnal
mammal
(Perodictius
potto)
of the Lemur
family,
found in West
Africa.
It has
rudimentary
forefingers.
Called
also
aposoro,
and bush dog..
Mid
::
Mid
(superl.)
Occupying
a
middle
position;
middle;
as, the mid
finger;
the mid hour of
night..
Pinch
::
Pinch (v. t.) To press hard or
squeeze
between
the ends of the
fingers,
between
teeth or
claws,
or
between
the jaws of an
instrument;
to
squeeze
or
compress,
as
between
any two hard
bodies..
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To put
(something
into a
place);
to
insert;
as, to
introduce
the
finger,
or a
probe..
Finger
::
Finger
(v. t.) To touch with the
fingers;
to
handle;
to
meddle
with.
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