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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
circle
of
latitude
or of
longitude,
as
represented
on a map..
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Naphthylamine
::
Naphthylamine
(n.) One of two basic amido
derivatives
of
naphthalene,
C10H7.NH2,
forming
crystalline
solids..
Line
::
Line (n.) That which has
length,
but not
breadth
or
thickness..
Curliness
::
Curliness
(n.) State of being
curly.
Branch
::
Branch
(a.)
Diverging
from, or
tributary
to, a main
stock,
line, way,
theme,
etc.; as, a
branch
vein; a
branch
road or line; a
branch
topic;
a
branch
store..
Soapberry Tree
::
Soapberry
tree () Any tree of the genus
Sapindus,
esp.
Sapindus
saponaria,
the
fleshy
part of whose fruit is used
instead
of soap in
washing
linen;
-- also
called
soap
tree..
Equinoctial
::
Equinoctial
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
equinox,
or the
equinoxes,
or to the time of equal day and
night;
as, the
equinoctial
line..
Oxanilide
::
Oxanilide
(n.) a white
crystalline
substance,
resembling
oxanilamide,
obtained
by
heating
aniline
oxalate,
and
regarded
as a
double
anilide
of
oxalic
acid; --
called
also
diphenyl
oxamide..
Loll
::
Loll (v. i.) To act
lazily
or
indolently;
to
recline;
to lean; to throw one's self down; to lie at ease.
Alkalinity
::
Alkalinity
(n.) The
quality
which
constitutes
an
alkali;
alkaline
property.
Xylamide
::
Xylamide
(n.) An acid amide
derivative
of xylic acid,
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Constellation
::
Constellation
(n.) A
cluster
or group of fixed
stars,
or
dvision
of the
heavens,
designated
in most cases by the name of some
animal,
or of some
mythologial
personage,
within
whose
imaginary
outline,
as
traced
upon the
heavens,
the group is
included..
Cryptocrystalline
::
Cryptocrystalline
(a.)
Indistinctly
crystalline;
--
applied
to rocks and
minerals,
whose state of
aggregation
is so fine that no
distinct
particles
are
visible,
even under the
microscope..
Erotesis
::
Erotesis
(n.) A
figure
o/
speech
by which a
strong
affirmation
of the
contrary,
is
implied
under the form o/ an
earnest
interrogation,
as in the
following
lines;
-.
Leaded
::
Leaded
(a.)
Separated
by
leads,
as the lines of a
page..
Coast
::
Coast (v. t.) To sail by or near; to
follow
the coast line of.
Flavaniline
::
Flavaniline
(n.) A
yellow,
crystalline,
organic
dyestuff,
C16H14N2,
of
artifical
production.
It is a
strong
base, and is a
complex
derivative
of
aniline
and
quinoline..
Secularity
::
Secularity
(n.)
Supreme
attention
to the
things
of the
present
life;
worldliness.
Overhang
::
Overhang
(n.) The
portion
of the bow or stem of a
vessel
that
projects
over the water
beyond
the water line.
Retene
::
Retene
(n.) A white
crystalline
hydrocarbon,
polymeric
with
benzene.
It is
extracted
from pine tar, and is also found in
certain
fossil
resins..
Engraving
::
Engraving
(n.) The act or art of
producing
upon hard
material
incised
or
raised
patterns,
characters,
lines,
and the like;
especially,
the art of
producing
such
lines,
etc., in the
surface
of metal
plates
or
blocks
of wood.
Engraving
is used for the
decoration
of the
surface
itself;
also, for
producing
an
original,
from which a
pattern
or
design
may be
printed
on
paper..
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