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Definition of frame
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Frame (n.) The
skeleton
structure
which
supports
the
boiler
and
machinery
of a
locomotive
upon its
wheels.
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Grillage
::
Grillage
(n.) A
framework
of
sleepers
and
crossbeams
forming
a
foundation
in
marshy
or
treacherous
soil.
Groin
::
Groin (n.) A frame of
woodwork
across
a beach to
accumulate
and
retain
shingle.
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) A
vibrating
frame with
fingers,
attached
to a power to a power
printing
press for doing the same
work..
Waterfall
::
Waterfall
(n.) An
arrangement
of a
woman's
back hair over a
cushion
or frame in some
resemblance
to a
waterfall.
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.) An
extension
of the deck of a
vessel
beyond
the hull; esp., in
side-wheel
steam
vessels,
the
framework
of
strong
timbers,
which
curves
out on each side
beyond
the
paddle
wheel,
and
protects
it and the shaft
against
collision..
Roundabout
::
Roundabout
(n.) A
horizontal
wheel or
frame,
commonly
with
wooden
horses,
etc., on which
children
ride; a
merry-go-round..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) The
bodily
structure;
physical
constitution;
make or build of a
person.
Link
::
Link (n.) Any one of the
several
elementary
pieces
of a
mechanism,
as the fixed
frame,
or a rod,
wheel,
mass of
confined
liquid,
etc., by which
relative
motion
of other parts is
produced
and
constrained..
Fabric
::
Fabric
(v. t.) To
frame;
to
build;
to
construct.
Gill
::
Gill (n.) A
two-wheeled
frame for
transporting
timber.
Foundation
::
Foundation
(n.) The
lowest
and
supporting
part or
member
of a wall,
including
the base
course
(see Base
course
(a), under Base, n.) and
footing
courses;
in a frame
house,
the whole
substructure
of
masonry..
Water Tu Twist
::
Water tu twist () Yarn made by the
throstle,
or water
frame..
Curb
::
Curb (n.) An
assemblage
of three or more
pieces
of
timber,
or a metal
member,
forming
a frame
around
an
opening,
and
serving
to
maintain
the
integrity
of that
opening;
also, a ring of stone
serving
a
similar
purpose,
as at the eye of a
dome..
Framed
::
Framed
(imp. & p. p.) of Fram.
Triangle
::
Triangle
(n.) A kind of frame
formed
of three poles stuck in the
ground
and
united
at the top, to which
soldiers
were bound when
undergoing
corporal
punishment,
-- now
disused..
Girder
::
Girder
(n.) A main beam; a
stright,
horizontal
beam to span an
opening
or carry
weight,
such as ends of floor
beams,
etc.;
hence,
a
framed
or
built-up
member
discharging
the same
office,
technically
called
a
compound
girder.
See
Illusts.
of
Frame,
and
Doubleframed
floor,
under
Double..
Infibulation
::
Infibulation
(n.) The act of
attaching
a ring,
clasp,
or
frame,
to the
genital
organs
in such a
manner
as to
prevent
copulation..
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.) A plate of
metal,
beneath
the
stock,
or the lock
frame,
of a gun or
pistol,
having
a loop,
called
a bow, to
protect
the
trigger..
Partner
::
Partner
(n.) A
framework
of heavy
timber
surrounding
an
opening
in a deck, to
strengthen
it for the
support
of a mast, pump,
capstan,
or the
like..
Epineurium
::
Epineurium
(n.) The
connective
tissue
framework
and
sheath
of a nerve which bind
together
the nerve
bundles,
each of which has its own
special
sheath,
or
perineurium..
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