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Definition of plate
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Plate (v. t.) To
calender;
as, to plate
paper..
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Sterhydraulic
::
Stereotypy
(n.) The art or
process
of
making
stereotype
plates.
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) An iron
socket
or plate to take the
thrust
of a strut or
rafter.
Plate
::
Plate (v. t.) To cover or
overlay
with
plates
of
metal;
to arm with metal for
defense.
Photo-electrotype
::
Photo-electrotype
(n.) An
electrotype
plate
formed
in a mold made by
photographing
on
prepared
gelatine,
etc..
Synaptase
::
Synapta
(n.) A genus of
slender,
transparent
holothurians
which have
delicate
calcareous
anchors
attached
to the
dermal
plates.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Anaptychus
::
Anaptychus
(n.) One of a pair of
shelly
plates
found in some
cephalopods,
as the
ammonites..
Ganoidei
::
Ganoidei
(n. pl.) One of the
subclasses
of
fishes.
They have an
arterial
cone and bulb,
spiral
intestinal
valve,
and the optic
nerves
united
by a
chiasma.
Many of the
species
are
covered
with bony
plates,
or with
ganoid
scales;
others
have
cycloid
scales..
Bolster
::
Bolster
(n.) the
perforated
plate in a
punching
machine
on which
anything
rests when being
punched.
Shoe
::
Shoe (n.) A plate or rim of iron
nailed
to the hoof of an
animal
to
defend
it from
injury.
Interradial
::
Interradial
(a.)
Between
the
radii,
or rays; -- in
zoology,
said of
certain
parts of
radiate
animals;
as, the
interradial
plates
of a
starfish..
Card
::
Card (n.) A
perforated
pasteboard
or
sheet-metal
plate for warp
threads,
making
part of the
Jacquard
apparatus
of a loom. See
Jacquard..
Turret
::
Turret
(n.) A
revolving
tower
constructed
of thick iron
plates,
within
which
cannon
are
mounted.
Turrets
are used on
vessels
of war and on
land..
Daguerreotype
::
Daguerreotype
(n.) An early
variety
of
photograph,
produced
on a
silver
plate,
or
copper
plate
covered
with
silver,
and
rendered
sensitive
by the
action
of
iodine,
or
iodine
and
bromine,
on
which,
after
exposure
in the
camera,
the
latent
image is
developed
by the vapor of
mercury..
Urostege
::
Urostege
(n.) One of the
plates
on the under side of the tail of a
serpent.
Crest
::
Crest (n.) A
bearing
worn, not upon the
shield,
but
usually
above it, or
separately
as an
ornament
for
plate,
liveries,
and the like. It is a relic of the
ancient
cognizance.
See
Cognizance,
4..
Coccosteus
::
Coccosteus
(n.) An
extinct
genus of
Devonian
ganoid
fishes,
having
the broad
plates
about the head
studded
with
berrylike
tubercles..
Melotype
::
Melotype
(n.) A
picture
produced
by a
process
in which
development
after
exposure
may be
deferred
indefinitely,
so as to
permit
transportation
of
exposed
plates;
also, the
process
itself..
Beaver
::
Beaver
(n.) That piece of armor which
protected
the lower part of the face,
whether
forming
a part of the
helmet
or fixed to the
breastplate.
It was so
constructed
(with
joints
or
otherwise)
that the
wearer
could raise or lower it to eat and
drink..
Moton
::
Moton (n.) A small plate
covering
the
armpit
in armor of the 14th
century
and
later.
Contemplate
::
Contemplate
(v. t.) To
consider
or have in view, as
contingent
or
probable;
to look
forward
to; to
purpose;
to
intend..
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