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Traditional English :: machinable
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machinatiom.html - adj. capable of being cut by machine tools. |
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Traditional English :: machinate
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machinatiom.html - v.intr. lay plots; intrigue. machination n. machinator n. [L machinari contrive (as MACHINE)] |
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Traditional English :: machine
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machinatiom.html - n. & v. --n. 1 an apparatus using or applying mechanical power, having several parts each with a definite function and together performing certain kinds of work. 2 a particular kind of machine, esp. a vehicle, a piece of electrical or electronic apparatus, etc. 3 an instrument that transmits a force or directs its application. 4 the controlling system of an organization etc. (the party machine). 5 a person who acts mechanically and with apparent lack of emotion. --v.tr. make or operate on with a machine (esp. in sewing or printing). machine code (or language) a computer language that a particular computer can respond to directly. machine-readable in a form that a computer can process. machine tool a mechanically operated tool for working on metal, wood, or plastics. machine-tooled 1 shaped by a machine tool. 2 (of artistic presentation etc.) precise, slick, esp. excessively so. [F f. L machina f. Gk makhana Doric form of mekhane f. mekhos contrivance] |
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Traditional English :: machine-gun
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machinatiom.html - n. & v. --n. an automatic gun giving continuous fire. --v.tr. (-gunned, -gunning) shoot at with a machine-gun. |
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Traditional English :: machinery
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machinatiom.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 machines collectively. 2 the components of a machine; a mechanism. 3 (foll. by of) an organized system. 4 (foll. by for) the means devised or available (the machinery for decision-making). |
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Traditional English :: machinist
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machinatiom.html - n. 1 a person who operates a machine, esp. a sewing-machine or a machine tool. 2 a person who makes machinery. |
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