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Definition of lap
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Lap (n.) The
amount
by which a slide valve at its half
stroke
overlaps
a port in the seat, being equal to the
distance
the valve must move from its mid
stroke
position
in order to begin to open the port. Used
alone,
lap
refers
to
outside
lap. See
Outside
lap
(below)..
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Dilapidator
::
Dilapidator
(n.) One who
causes
dilapidation.
Lap
::
Lap (n.) That part of any
substance
or
fixture
which
extends
over, or lies upon, or by the side of, a part of
another;
as, the lap of a
board;
also, the
measure
of such
extension
over or upon
another
thing..
Collapsed
::
Collapsed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Collaps.
Elapsed
::
Elapsed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Elaps.
Tab
::
Tab (n.) The flap or
latchet
of a shoe
fastened
with a
string
or a
buckle.
Ultramarine
::
Ultramarine
(n.) A blue
pigment
formerly
obtained
by
powdering
lapis
lazuli,
but now
produced
in large
quantities
by
fusing
together
silica,
alumina,
soda, and
sulphur,
thus
forming
a
glass,
colored
blue by the
sodium
polysulphides
made in the
fusion.
Also used
adjectively..
Slapdash
::
Slapdash
(adv.)
With a slap; all at once; slap.
Illapsing
::
Illapsing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Illaps.
Lick
::
Lick (v. t.) To lap; to take in with the
tongue;
as, a dog or cat licks
milk..
Lap
::
Lap (v. t.) To rest or
recline
in a lap, or as in a lap..
Lapsed
::
Lapsed
(a.)
Having
slipped
downward,
backward,
or away;
having
lost
position,
privilege,
etc., by
neglect;
--
restricted
to
figurative
uses..
Applause
::
Applause
(n.) The act of
applauding;
approbation
and
praise
publicly
expressed
by
clapping
the
hands,
stamping
or
tapping
with the feet,
acclamation,
huzzas,
or other
means;
marked
commendation..
Cassowary
::
Cassowary
(n.) A large bird, of the genus
Casuarius,
found in the east
Indies.
It is
smaller
and
stouter
than the
ostrich.
Its head is armed with a kind of
helmet
of horny
substance,
consisting
of
plates
overlapping
each
other,
and it has a group of long sharp
spines
on each wing which are used as
defensive
organs.
It is a shy bird, and runs with great
rapidity.
Other
species
inhabit
New
Guinea,
Australia,
etc..
Laplandish
::
Laplandish
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Lapland.
Licking
::
Licking
(n.) A
lapping
with the
tongue.
Exception
::
Exception
(n.) An
objection,
oral or
written,
taken,
in the
course
of an
action,
as to bail or
security;
or as to the
decision
of a
judge,
in the
course
of a
trail,
or in his
charge
to a jury; or as to lapse of time, or
scandal,
impertinence,
or
insufficiency
in a
pleading;
also, as in
conveyancing,
a
clause
by which the
grantor
excepts
something
before
granted..
Beclap
::
Beclap
(v. t.) To
catch;
to
grasp;
to
insnare.
Manis
::
Manis (n.) A genus of
edentates,
covered
with
large,
hard,
triangular
scales,
with sharp edges that
overlap
each other like tiles on a roof. They
inhabit
the
warmest
parts of Asia and
Africa,
and feed on ants.
Called
also Scaly
anteater.
See
Pangolin..
Convolvulin
::
Convolvulin
(n.) A
glucoside
occurring
in jalap (the root of a
convolvulaceous
plant),
and
extracted
as a
colorless,
tasteless,
gummy mass of
powerful
purgative
properties..
Elaps
::
Elaps (n.) A genus of
venomous
snakes
found both in
America
and the Old
World.
Many
species
are
known.
See Coral
snake,
under
Coral..
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