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Definition of line
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Line (n.) That which has
length,
but not
breadth
or
thickness..
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Hyaline
::
Hyaline
(n.) The
pellucid
substance,
present
in cells in
process
of
development,
from
which,
according
to some
embryologists,
the cell
nucleous
originates..
Homaloidal
::
Homaloidal
(a.) Flat; even; -- a term
applied
to
surfaces
and to
spaces,
whether
real or
imagined,
in which the
definitions,
axioms,
and
postulates
of
Euclid
respecting
parallel
straight
lines are
assumed
to hold
true..
Isotherombrose
::
Isotherombrose
(n.) A line
connecting
or
marking
points
on the
earth's
surface,
which have the same mean
summer
rainfall..
Tripoline
::
Tripoline
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
tripoli,
the
mineral..
South
::
South (n.)
Specifically:
That part of the
United
States
which is south of Mason and
Dixon's
line. See under Line.
Reticule
::
Reticule
(n..) A
system
of wires or lines in the focus of a
telescope
or other
instrument;
a
reticle.
Pyramid
::
Pyramid
(n.) A solid
figure
contained
by a plane
rectilineal
figure
as base and
several
triangles
which have a
common
vertex
and whose bases are sides of the base.
Eyelet
::
Eyelet
(n.) A metal ring or
grommet,
or short
metallic
tube, the ends of which can be bent
outward
and over to
fasten
it in
place;
-- used to line an
eyelet
hole..
Colloid
::
Colloid
(n.) A
substance
(as
albumin,
gum,
gelatin,
etc.) which is of a
gelatinous
rather
than a
crystalline
nature,
and which
diffuses
itself
through
animal
membranes
or
vegetable
parchment
more
slowly
than
crystalloids
do; --
opposed
to
crystalloid..
Castorin
::
Castorin
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
obtained
from
castoreum.
Gnomon
::
Gnomon
(n.) The space
included
between
the
boundary
lines of two
similar
parallelograms,
the one
within
the
other,
with an angle in
common;
as, the
gnomon
bcdefg
of the
parallelograms
ac and af. The
parallelogram
bf is the
complement
of the
parallelogram
df..
Degenerate
::
Degenerate
(a.)
Having
become
worse than one's kind, or one's
former
state;
having
declined
in
worth;
having
lost in
goodness;
deteriorated;
degraded;
unworthy;
base; low..
Hip
::
Hip (n.) In a
bridge
truss,
the place where an
inclined
end post meets the top
chord..
Base
::
Base (n.) The line or
surface
constituting
that part of a
figure
on which it is
supposed
to
stand.
Monstrous
::
Monstrous
(a.)
Extraordinary
on
account
of
ugliness,
viciousness,
or
wickedness;
hateful;
horrible;
dreadful..
Lean-faced
::
Lean-faced
(a.)
slender
or
narrow;
-- said of type the
letters
of which have thin
lines,
or are
unusually
narrow
in
proportion
to their
height..
Nigraniline
::
Nigraniline
(n.) The
complex,
nitrogenous,
organic
base and
dyestuff
called
also
aniline
black..
Thermifugine
::
Thermifugine
(n.) An
artificial
alkaloid
of
complex
composition,
resembling
thalline
and used as an
antipyretic,
--
whence
its
name..
Rib
::
Rib (v. t.) To
furnish
with ribs; to form with
rising
lines and
channels;
as, to rib
cloth..
Narcotine
::
Narcotine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in
opium,
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance,
tasteless
and less
poisonous
than
morphine;
--
called
also
narcotia..
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