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Definition of lade
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Lade (v. t.) To
transfer
(the
molten
glass)
from the pot to the
forming
table.
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Pedicellaria
::
Pedicellaria
(n.) A
peculiar
forcepslike
organ which
occurs
in large
numbers
upon
starfishes
and
echini.
Those of
starfishes
have two
movable
jaws, or
blades,
and are
usually
nearly,
or
quite,
sessile;
those of
echini
usually
have three jaws and a
pedicel.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Sword
::
Sword (n.) An
offensive
weapon,
having
a long and
usually
sharp/pointed
blade with a
cutting
edge or
edges.
It is the
general
term,
including
the small
sword,
rapier,
saber,
scimiter,
and many other
varieties..
Accolade
::
Accolade
(n.) A brace used to join two or more
staves.
Ballade
::
Ballade
(n.) A form of
French
versification,
sometimes
imitated
in
English,
in which three or four
rhymes
recur
through
three
stanzas
of eight or ten lines each, the
stanzas
concluding
with a
refrain,
and the whole poem with an
envoy..
Sole
::
Sole (n.) The
bottom
of the body of a plow; --
called
also
slade;
also, the
bottom
of a
furrow..
Bow-saw
::
Bow-saw
(n.) A saw with a thin or
narrow
blade set in a
strong
frame.
Edge
::
Edge (v. t.) The thin
cutting
side of the blade of an
instrument;
as, the edge of an ax,
knife,
sword,
or
scythe.
Hence,
figuratively,
that which cuts as an edge does, or
wounds
deeply,
etc..
Forte
::
Forte (n.) The
stronger
part of the blade of a
sword;
the part of half
nearest
the hilt; --
opposed
to
foible.
Shears
::
Shears
(n.) An
instrument
consisting
of two
blades,
commonly
with bevel
edges,
connected
by a
pivot,
and
working
on both sides of the
material
to be cut, -- used for
cutting
cloth and other
substances..
Simoon
::
Simoon
(n.) A hot, dry,
suffocating,
dust-laden
wind, that blows
occasionally
in
Arabia,
Syria,
and
neighboring
countries,
generated
by the
extreme
heat of the
parched
deserts
or sandy
plains..
Peel
::
Peel (n.) A
spadelike
implement,
variously
used, as for
removing
loaves
of bread from a
baker's
oven; also, a
T-shaped
implement
used by
printers
and
bookbinders
for
hanging
wet
sheets
of paper on lines or poles to dry. Also, the blade of an oar..
Pocketknife
::
Pocketknife
(n.) A knife with one or more
blades,
which fold into the
handle
so as to admit of being
carried
in the
pocket..
Fasces
::
Fasces
(pl.) A
bundle
of rods,
having
among them an ax with the blade
projecting,
borne
before
the Roman
magistrates
as a badge of their
authority..
Set
::
Set (n.) The
deflection
of a
tooth,
or of the
teeth,
of a saw, which
causes
the the saw to cut a kerf, or make an
opening,
wider than the
blade..
Kayak
::
Kayak (n.) A light
canoe,
made of skins
stretched
over a
frame,
and
usually
capable
of
carrying
but one
person,
who sits
amidships
and uses a
double-bladed
paddle.
It is
peculiar
to the
Eskimos
and other
Arctic
tribes..
Interscapular
::
Interscapular
(a.)
Between
the
scapulae
or
shoulder
blades.
Escalade
::
Escalade
(v. t.) To mount and pass or enter by means of
ladders;
to
scale;
as, to
escalate
a
wall..
Glade
::
Glade (n.) An
everglade.
Stiletto
::
Stiletto
(n.) A kind of
dagger
with a
slender,
rounded,
and
pointed
blade..
Kick
::
Kick (n.) The
projection
on the tang of the blade of a
pocket
knife,
which
prevents
the edge of the blade from
striking
the
spring.
See
Illust.
of
Pocketknife..
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