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Traditional English :: label
labeler.html - n. & v.
--n.
    1 a usu. small piece of paper, card, linen, metal, etc., for attaching to an object and giving its name, information about it, instructions for use, etc.
    2 esp. derog. a short classifying phrase or name applied to a person, a work of art, etc.
    3 a a small fabric label sewn into a garment bearing the maker's name. b the logo, title, or trademark of esp. a fashion or recording company (brought it out under his own label). c the piece of paper in the centre of a gramophone record describing its contents etc.
    4 an adhesive stamp on a parcel etc.
    5 a word placed before, after, or in the course of a dictionary definition etc. to specify its subject, register, nationality, etc.
    6 Archit. a dripstone.
    7 Heraldry the mark of an eldest son, consisting of a superimposed horizontal bar with usu. three downward projections.
--v.
    tr. (labelled, labelling)
    1 attach a label to.
    2 (usu. foll. by as) assign to a category (labelled them as irresponsible).
    3 a replace (an atom) by an atom of a usu. radioactive isotope as a means of identification. b replace an atom in (a molecule) or atoms in the molecules of (a substance).
    4 (as labelled adj.) made identifiable by the replacement of atoms.
    labeller n. [ME f. OF, = ribbon, prob. f. Gmc (as LAP(1))]
Traditional English :: labefaction
labeler.html - n.
literary a shaking, weakening, or downfall. [L labefacere weaken f. labi fall + facere make]
Traditional English :: label
labeler.html - n. & v.
--n.
    1 a usu. small piece of paper, card, linen, metal, etc., for attaching to an object and giving its name, information about it, instructions for use, etc.
    2 esp. derog. a short classifying phrase or name applied to a person, a work of art, etc.
    3 a a small fabric label sewn into a garment bearing the maker's name. b the logo, title, or trademark of esp. a fashion or recording company (brought it out under his own label). c the piece of paper in the centre of a gramophone record describing its contents etc.
    4 an adhesive stamp on a parcel etc.
    5 a word placed before, after, or in the course of a dictionary definition etc. to specify its subject, register, nationality, etc.
    6 Archit. a dripstone.
    7 Heraldry the mark of an eldest son, consisting of a superimposed horizontal bar with usu. three downward projections.
--v.
    tr. (labelled, labelling)
    1 attach a label to.
    2 (usu. foll. by as) assign to a category (labelled them as irresponsible).
    3 a replace (an atom) by an atom of a usu. radioactive isotope as a means of identification. b replace an atom in (a molecule) or atoms in the molecules of (a substance).
    4 (as labelled adj.) made identifiable by the replacement of atoms.
    labeller n. [ME f. OF, = ribbon, prob. f. Gmc (as LAP(1))]
English Idioms :: labor movement
labeler.html - {n.} Groups which form, strengthen, and increase membership in labor unions. * /His father was connected with the labor movement in the 1920's./
English Idioms :: labor of love
labeler.html - {n. phr.} Something done for personal pleasure and not pay or profit. * /Building the model railroad was a labor of love for the retired engineer./
English Idioms :: labor the point
labeler.html - See: BELABOR THE POINT.
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