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Definition of lamina
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Lamina
(n.) The blade of a leaf; the
broad,
expanded
portion
of a petal or sepal of a
flower..
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Pyroxene
::
Pyroxene
(n.) A
common
mineral
occurring
in
monoclinic
crystals,
with a
prismatic
angle of
nearly
90¡, and also in
massive
forms which are often
laminated.
It
varies
in color from white to dark green and
black,
and
includes
many
varieties
differing
in color and
composition,
as
diopside,
malacolite,
salite,
coccolite,
augite,
etc. They are all
silicates
of lime and
magnesia
with
sometimes
alumina
and iron.
Pyroxene
is an
essential
constituent
of many
rocks,
especially
basic
igneous
rocks,
as basa
Podophyllous
::
Podophyllous
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
composing,
the layer of
tissue,
made up of
laminae,
beneath
a
horse's
hoof..
Sea Girdles
::
Sea
girdles
() A kind of kelp
(Laminaria
digitata)
with
palmately
cleft
fronds;
--
called
also sea wand,
seaware,
and
tangle..
Quillaia Bark
::
Quillaia
bark () The bark of a
rosaceous
tree
(Quillaja
Saponaria),
native
of
Chili.
The bark is
finely
laminated,
and very heavy with
alkaline
substances,
and is used
commonly
by the
Chilians
instead
of soap. Also
called
soap
bark..
Till
::
Till (n.) A
deposit
of clay, sand, and
gravel,
without
lamination,
formed
in a
glacier
valley
by means of the
waters
derived
from the
melting
glaciers;
--
sometimes
applied
to
alluvium
of an upper river
terrace,
when not
laminated,
and
appearing
as if
formed
in the same
manner..
Tangle
::
Tangle
(n.) Any large
blackish
seaweed,
especially
the
Laminaria
saccharina.
See
Kelp..
Tabular
::
Tabular
(a.)
Formed
into a
succession
of
flakes;
laminated.
Exfoliate
::
Exfoliate
(v. i.) To
separate
and come off in
scales
or
laminae,
as
pieces
of
carious
bone or of
bark..
Interlamination
::
Interlamination
(n.) The state of being
interlaminated.
Foliation
::
Foliation
(n.) The act of
beating
a metal into a thin
plate,
leaf, foil, or
lamina..
Terma
::
Terma (n.) The
terminal
lamina,
or thin
ventral
part, of the
anterior
wall of the third
ventricle
of the
brain..
Claustrum
::
Claustrum
(n.) A thin
lamina
of gray
matter
in each
cerebral
hemisphere
of the brain of man.
Sufflate
::
Sufflaminate
(v. t.)
Hence,
to stop; to
impede..
Mannite
::
Mannite
(n.) A sweet white
efflorescence
from dried
fronds
of kelp,
especially
from those of the
Laminaria
saccharina,
or
devil's
apron..
Interlaminated
::
Interlaminated
(a.)
Placed
between,
or
containing,
laminae
or
plates..
Laminate
::
Laminate
(v. t.) To cause to
separate
into thin
plates
or
layers;
to
divide
into thin
plates.
Scale
::
Scale (v. i.) To
separate
and come off in thin
layers
or
laminae;
as, some
sandstone
scales
by
exposure..
Flake
::
Flake (n.) A loose filmy mass or a thin
chiplike
layer of
anything;
a film;
flock;
lamina;
layer;
scale;
as, a flake of snow,
tallow,
or
fish..
Tilestone
::
Tilestone
(n.) A kind of
laminated
shale or
sandstone
belonging
to some of the
layers
of the Upper
Silurian.
Laminable
::
Laminable
(a.)
Capable
of being split into
laminae
or thin
plates,
as mica;
capable
of being
extended
under
pressure
into a thin plate or
strip..
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