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Definition of glue
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 glue is as below...
Glue (n.) A hard
brittle
brownish
gelatin,
obtained
by
boiling
to a jelly the
skins,
hoofs,
etc., of
animals.
When
gently
heated
with
water,
it
becomes
viscid
and
tenaceous,
and is used as a
cement
for
uniting
substances.
The name is also given to other
adhesive
or
viscous
substances..
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Scagliola
::
Scagliola
(n.) An
imitation
of any
veined
and
ornamental
stone,
as
marble,
formed
by a
substratum
of
finely
ground
gypsum
mixed with glue, the
surface
of
which,
while soft, is
variegated
with
splinters
of
marble,
spar,
granite,
etc., and
subsequently
colored
and
polished..
Isinglass
::
Isinglass
(n.) A
semitransparent,
whitish,
and very pure from of
gelatin,
chiefly
prepared
from the
sounds
or air
bladders
of
various
species
of
sturgeons
(as the
Acipenser
huso) found in the of
Western
Russia.
It used for
making
jellies,
as a
clarifier,
etc.
Cheaper
forms of
gelatin
are not
unfrequently
so
called.
Called
also fish
glue..
Adhesion
::
Adhesion
(n.) The
action
of
sticking;
the state of being
attached;
intimate
union;
as, the
adhesion
of glue, or of parts
united
by
growth,
cement,
or the
like..
Glutination
::
Glutination
(n.) The act of
uniting
with glue;
sticking
together.
Conglutinate
::
Conglutinate
(a.) Glued
together;
united,
as by some
adhesive
substance..
Agglutinate
::
Agglutinate
(v. t.) To
unite,
or cause to
adhere,
as with glue or other
viscous
substance;
to unite by
causing
an
adhesion
of
substances..
Collagen
::
Collagen
(n.) The
chemical
basis of
ordinary
connective
tissue,
as of
tendons
or
sinews
and of bone. On being
boiled
in water it
becomes
gelatin
or
glue..
Cement
::
Cement
(n.) Any
substance
used for
making
bodies
adhere
to each
other,
as
mortar,
glue, etc..
Block
::
Block (n.) To
secure
or
support
by means of
blocks;
to
secure,
as two
boards
at their
angles
of
intersection,
by
pieces
of wood glued to
each..
Agglutinant
::
Agglutinant
(a.)
Uniting,
as glue;
causing,
or
tending
to
cause,
adhesion..
Buckram
::
Buckram
(n.) A
coarse
cloth of linen or hemp,
stiffened
with size or glue, used in
garments
to keep them in the form
intended,
and for
wrappers
to cover
merchandise..
Taurocolla
::
Taurocolla
(n.) Glue made from a
bull's
hide.
Colloid
::
Colloid
(a.)
Resembling
glue or
jelly;
characterized
by a
jellylike
appearance;
gelatinous;
as,
colloid
tumors..
Ichthyocolla
::
Ichthyocolla
(n.) Fish glue;
isinglass;
a glue
prepared
from the
sounds
of
certain
fishes.
Gluepot
::
Gluepot
(n.) A
utensil
for
melting
glue,
consisting
of an inner pot
holding
the glue,
immersed
in an outer one
containing
water which is
heated
to
soften
the
glue..
Stripped
::
Stringy
(a.)
Capable
of being drawn into a
string,
as a
glutinous
substance;
ropy;
viscid;
gluely..
Gluer
::
Gluer (n.) One who
cements
with glue.
Spetches
::
Spetches
(n. pl.)
Parings
and
refuse
of
hides,
skins,
etc., from which glue is
made..
Inviscate
::
Inviscate
(v. t.) To daub or catch with glue or
birdlime;
to
entangle
with
glutinous
matter.
Glue
::
Glue (n.) To join with glue or a
viscous
substance;
to cause to stick or hold fast, as if with glue; to fix or
fasten..
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