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Definition of line
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of line is as below...
Line (n.) A
straight
row; a
continued
series
or rank; as, a line of
houses,
or of
soldiers;
a line of
barriers..
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Pricker
::
Pricker
(n.) A small
marline
spike
having
generally
a
wooden
handle,
-- used in
sailmaking..
Phillyrin
::
Phillyrin
(n.) A
glucoside
extracted
from
Phillyrea
as a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance.
It is
sometimes
used as a
febrifuge.
Kairine
::
Kairine
(n.) A pale buff or white
crystalline
alkaloid
derived
from
quinoline,
and used as an
antipyretic
in
medicine..
Sulphion
::
Sulphinide
(n.) A white or
yellowish
crystalline
substance,
C6H4.(SO2.CO).NH,
produced
artificially
by the
oxidation
of a
sulphamic
derivative
of
toluene.
It is the
sweetest
substance
known,
having
over two
hundred
times the
sweetening
power of
sugar,
and is known in
commerce
under the name of
saccharine.
It has acid
properties
and forms salts
(which
are
inaccurately
called
saccharinates)..
Area
::
Area (n.) The
superficial
contents
of any
figure;
the
surface
included
within
any given
lines;
superficial
extent;
as, the area of a
square
or a
triangle..
Mundanity
::
Mundanity
(n.)
Worldliness.
Lowliness
::
Lowliness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
lowly;
humility;
humbleness
of mind.
Phanerocrystalline
::
Phanerocrystalline
(a.)
Distinctly
crystalline;
-- used of
rocks.
Opposed
to
cryptocrystalline.
Plaster
::
Plaster
(n.) An
external
application
of a
consistency
harder
than
ointment,
prepared
for use by
spreading
it on
linen,
leather,
silk, or other
material.
It is
adhesive
at the
ordinary
temperature
of the body, and is used,
according
to its
composition,
to
produce
a
medicinal
effect,
to bind parts
together,
etc.; as, a
porous
plaster;
sticking
plaster..
Raffinose
::
Raffinose
(n.) A
colorless
crystalline
slightly
sweet
substance
obtained
from the
molasses
of the sugar beet.
Line
::
Line (n.) A
threadlike
crease
marking
the face or the hand;
hence,
characteristic
mark..
Solitude
::
Solitude
(a.) state of being
alone,
or
withdrawn
from
society;
a
lonely
life;
loneliness..
Uncourtliness
::
Uncourtliness
(n.)
Absence
of
courtliness;
rudeness;
rusticity.
Basic
::
Basic (a.)
Apparently
alkaline,
as
certain
normal
salts which
exhibit
alkaline
reactions
with test
paper..
Greisen
::
Greisen
(n.) A
crystalline
rock
consisting
of
quarts
and mica,
common
in the tin
regions
of
Cornwall
and
Saxony..
Alb
::
Alb (n.) A
vestment
of white
linen,
reaching
to the feet, an
enveloping
the
person;
-- in the Roman
Catholic
church,
worn by those in holy
orders
when
officiating
at mass. It was
formerly
worn, at least by
clerics,
in daily
life..
Sound
::
Sound (v. t.) To
measure
the depth of; to
fathom;
especially,
to
ascertain
the depth of by means of a line and
plummet..
Incurvate
::
Incurvate
(v. t.) To turn from a
straight
line or
course;
to bend; to
crook.
Crystalline
::
Crystalline
(a.)
Imperfectly
crystallized;
as,
granite
is only
crystalline,
while
quartz
crystal
is
perfectly
crystallized..
Luxullianite
::
Luxullianite
(n.) A kind of
granite
from
Luxullian,
Cornwall,
characterized
by the
presence
of
radiating
groups
of
minute
tourmaline
crystals..
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