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Definition of lute
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 lute is as below...
Lute (n.) A
cement
of clay or other
tenacious
infusible
substance
for
sealing
joints
in
apparatus,
or the
mouths
of
vessels
or
tubes,
or for
coating
the
bodies
of
retorts,
etc., when
exposed
to heat; --
called
also
luting..
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Luteic
::
Luteic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
resembling
luteolin,
but
obtained
from the
flowers
of
Euphorbia
cyparissias..
Salute
::
Salute
(v. t.) To
address,
as with
expressions
of kind
wishes
and
courtesy;
to
greet;
to
hail..
Parepididymis
::
Parepididymis
(n.) A small body
containing
convoluted
tubules,
situated
near the
epididymis
in man and some other
animals,
and
supposed
to be a
remnant
of the
anterior
part of the
Wolffian
body..
Birch
::
Birch (n.) A tree of
several
species,
constituting
the genus
Betula;
as, the white or
common
birch (B. alba) (also
called
silver
birch and lady
birch);
the dwarf birch (B.
glandulosa);
the paper or canoe birch (B.
papyracea);
the
yellow
birch (B.
lutea);
the black or
cherry
birch (B.
lenta)..
Overblow
::
Overblow
(v. i.) To force so much wind into a pipe that it
produces
an
overtone,
or a note
higher
than the
natural
note; thus, the upper
octaves
of a flute are
produced
by
overblowing..
Hypsometry
::
Hypsometry
(n.) That
branch
of the
science
of
geodesy
which has to do with the
measurement
of
heights,
either
absolutely
with
reference
to the sea
level,
or
relatively..
Dilute
::
Dilute
(v. t.) To
diminish
the
strength,
flavor,
color,
etc., of, by
mixing;
to
reduce,
especially
by the
addition
of
water;
to
temper;
to
attenuate;
to
weaken..
Coussinet
::
Coussinet
(n.) That part of the Ionic
capital
between
the
abacus
and
quarter
round,
which forms the
volute..
Ventage
::
Ventage
(n.) A small hole, as the stop in a
flute;
a
vent..
Salute
::
Salute
(v.) The act of
saluting,
or
expressing
kind
wishes
or
respect;
salutation;
greeting..
Resolute
::
Resolute
(n.) One who is
resolute;
hence,
a
desperado..
Lutist
::
Lutist
(n.) One who plays on a lute.
Chanter
::
Chanter
(n.) The flute or
finger
pipe in a
bagpipe.
See
Bagpipe.
Autocratorical
::
Autocratorical
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
autocrator;
absolute.
Flute
::
Flute (n.) A kind of
flyboat;
a
storeship.
Inflexible
::
Inflexible
(a.) Firm in will or
purpose;
not to be
turned,
changed,
or
altered;
resolute;
determined;
unyieding;
inexorable;
stubborn..
Tompion
::
Tompion
(n.) A plug in a flute or an organ pipe, to
modulate
the
tone..
Glucoside
::
Glucoside
(n.) One of a large
series
of
amorphous
or
crystalline
substances,
occurring
very
widely
distributed
in
plants,
rarely
in
animals,
and
regarded
as
influental
agents
in the
formation
and
disposition
of the
sugars.
They are
frequently
of a
bitter
taste,
but, by the
action
of
ferments,
or of
dilute
acids and
alkalies,
always
break down into some
characteristic
substance
(acid,
aldehyde,
alcohol,
phenole,
or
alkaloid)
and
glucose
(or some other
sugar);
hence the name. They are of the natur
Steady
::
Steady
(v. t.) To make
steady;
to hold or keep from
shaking,
reeling,
or
falling;
to make or keep firm; to
support;
to make
constant,
regular,
or
resolute..
Solute
::
Solute
(a.)
Relaxed;
hence;
merry;
cheerful.
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