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Definition of mechanic
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 mechanic is as below...
Mechanic
(a.)
Having
to do with the
application
of the laws of
motion
in the art of
constructing
or
making
things;
of or
pertaining
to
mechanics;
mechanical;
as, the
mechanic
arts..
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Mechanical
::
Mechanical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
machine
or to
machinery
or
tools;
made or
formed
by a
machine
or with
tools;
as,
mechanical
precision;
mechanical
products..
Skill
::
Skill (n.) The
familiar
knowledge
of any art or
science,
united
with
readiness
and
dexterity
in
execution
or
performance,
or in the
application
of the art or
science
to
practical
purposes;
power to
discern
and
execute;
ability
to
perceive
and
perform;
expertness;
aptitude;
as, the skill of a
mathematician,
physician,
surgeon,
mechanic,
etc..
Irritant
::
Irritant
(n.) Any agent by which
irritation
is
produced;
as, a
chemical
irritant;
a
mechanical
or
electrical
irritant..
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(a.)
Having
the
several
component
parts
adherent
to each other only to such a
degree
as to be
separable
by
mechanical
means.
Motor
::
Motor (n.) A prime
mover;
a
machine
by means of which a
source
of
power,
as
steam,
moving
water,
electricity,
etc., is made
available
for doing
mechanical
work..
Mechanist
::
Mechanist
(n.) One who
regards
the
phenomena
of
nature
as the
effects
of
forces
merely
mechanical.
Energetics
::
Energetics
(n.) That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the laws
governing
the
physical
or
mechanical,
in
distinction
from the
vital,
forces,
and which
comprehends
the
consideration
and
general
investigation
of the whole range of the
forces
concerned
in
physical
phenomena..
Mechanician
::
Mechanician
(n.) One
skilled
in the
theory
or
construction
of
machines;
a
machinist.
Hotpress
::
Hotpress
(v. t.) To apply to, in
conjunction
with
mechanical
pressure,
for the
purpose
of
giving
a
smooth
and
glosay
surface,
or to
express
oil, etc.; as, to
hotpress
paper,
linen,
etc..
Dynamics
::
Dynamics
(n.) That
branch
of
mechanics
which
treats
of the
motion
of
bodies
(kinematics)
and the
action
of
forces
in
producing
or
changing
their
motion
(kinetics).
Dynamics
is held by some
recent
writers
to
include
statics
and not
kinematics.
Carcel Lamp
::
Carcel
lamp () A
French
mechanical
lamp, for
lighthouses,
in which a
superabundance
of oil is
pumped
to the wick tube by
clockwork..
Hydromechanics
::
Hydromechanics
(n.) That
branch
of
physics
which
treats
of the
mechanics
of
liquids,
or of their laws of
equilibrium
and of
motion..
Electro-motion
::
Electro-motion
(n.) The
motion
of
electricity
or its
passage
from one metal to
another
in a
voltaic
circuit;
mechanical
action
produced
by means of
electricity.
Radiometer
::
Radiometer
(n.) An
instrument
designed
for
measuring
the
mechanical
effect
of
radiant
energy.
Manipulate
::
Manipulate
(v. i.) To use the hands in
dexterous
operations;
to do hand work;
specifically,
to
manage
the
apparatus
or
instruments
used in
scientific
work, or in
artistic
or
mechanical
processes;
also,
specifically,
to use the hand in
mesmeric
operations..
Thermodynamics
::
Thermodynamics
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
mechanical
action
or
relations
of heat.
Alarm
::
Alarm (n.) A
mechanical
contrivance
for
awaking
persons
from
sleep,
or
rousing
their
attention;
an
alarum..
Mechanic
::
Mechanic
(a.) The art of the
application
of the laws of
motion
or force to
construction.
Clocklike
::
Clocklike
(a.) Like a clock or like
clockwork;
mechanical.
Purchase
::
Purchase
(v. t.) Any
mechanical
hold, or
advantage,
applied
to the
raising
or
removing
of heavy
bodies,
as by a
lever,
a
tackle,
capstan,
and the like; also, the
apparatus,
tackle,
or
device
by which the
advantage
is
gained..
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