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Definition of rod
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 rod is as below...
Rod (n.) A
member
used in
tension,
as for
sustaining
a
suspended
weight,
or in
tension
and
compression,
as for
transmitting
reciprocating
motion,
etc.; a
connecting
bar..
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Vivipara
::
Vivipara
(n. pl.) An
artificial
division
of
vertebrates
including
those that
produce
their young
alive;
--
opposed
to
Ovipara.
Corrodibility
::
Corrodibility
(n.) The
quality
of being
corrodible.
Galvanoplastic
::
Galvanoplastic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the art or
process
of
electrotyping;
employing,
or
produced
by, the
process
of
electolytic
deposition;
as, a
galvano-plastic
copy of a medal or the
like..
Cardiographic
::
Cardiographic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or
produced
by, a
cardiograph..
Sclerodermous
::
Sclerodermous
()
Having
the
integument,
or skin, hard, or
covered
with hard
plates..
Induct
::
Induct
(v. t.) To
introduce,
as to a
benefice
or
office;
to put in
actual
possession
of the
temporal
rights
of an
ecclesiastical
living,
or of any other
office,
with the
customary
forms and
ceremonies..
Flight
::
Flight
(n.) A
number
of
beings
or
things
passing
through
the air
together;
especially,
a flock of birds
flying
in
company;
the birds that fly or
migrate
together;
the birds
produced
in one
season;
as, a
flight
of
arrows..
Eschscholtzia
::
Eschscholtzia
(n.) A genus of
papaveraceous
plants,
found in
California
and upon the west coast of North
America,
some
species
of which
produce
beautiful
yellow,
orange,
rose-colored,
or white
flowers;
the
California
poppy..
Prodigally
::
Prodigally
(adv.)
In a
prodigal
manner;
with
profusion
of
expense;
extravagantly;
wasteful;
profusely;
lavishly;
as, an
estate
prodigally
dissipated..
Warega Fly
::
Warega
fly () A
Brazilian
fly whose
larvae
live in the skin of man and
animals,
producing
painful
sores..
Sea-island
::
Sea-island
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
certain
islands
along the coast of South
Carolina
and
Georgia;
as,
sea-island
cotton,
a
superior
cotton
of long fiber
produced
on those
islands..
Intermede
::
Intermede
(n.) A short
musical
dramatic
piece,
of a light and
pleasing,
sometimes
a
burlesque,
character;
an
interlude
introduced
between
the acts of a play or an
opera..
Daguerreotype
::
Daguerreotype
(v. t.) To
produce
or
represent
by the
daguerreotype
process,
as a
picture..
Polypus
::
Polypus
(n.) A
tumor,
usually
with a
narrow
base,
somewhat
resembling
a pear, -- found in the nose,
uterus,
etc., and
produced
by
hypertrophy
of some
portion
of the
mucous
membrane..
Extemporaneous
::
Extemporaneous
(a.)
Composed,
performed,
or
uttered
on the spur of the
moment,
or
without
previous
study;
unpremeditated;
off-hand;
extempore;
extemporary;
as, an
extemporaneous
address
or
production..
Planiform
::
Planiform
(a.)
Having
a plane
surface;
as, a
planiform,
gliding,
or
arthrodial
articulation..
Gemmuliferous
::
Gemmuliferous
(a.)
Bearing
or
producing
gemmules
or buds.
Fabricate
::
Fabricate
(v. t.) To form by art and
labor;
to
manufacture;
to
produce;
as, to
fabricate
woolens..
Anaphrodisia
::
Anaphrodisia
(n.)
Absence
of
sexual
appetite.
Spawn
::
Spawn (v. t.) Any
product
or
offspring;
-- used
contemptuously.
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