Results for: square tile
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area of one square mile, cut something surgically, distinct part, divide something, functional area, length of rail track, segment; slice, piece; subdivision; region, district; paragraph, passage; department, unit, partition, divide into segments; cut ...section
arrangement of five objects in squarequincunx
baseball playing area, card with diamond -shaped symbol, decorate with diamond s, hard colorless mineral, infield, precious stone; rhombus, shape having four equal sides, see also:diamonds, shape like square resting on cornerdiamond
boat, cheap stuff, discard, flat-bottomed Chinese sailing ship with square sails, heroin, material which has been thrown out or discarded, trash, refuse, something which is useless or worthless; heroin or other narcotic (Slang), nonsense, rubbish, thro...junk
box beam, square or rectangular girder or beambox girder
build a structure with battlements or features that resemble battlements; make something with square dents or notches like the openings of a battlementcrenellate
build with battlements, make with square indentationscrenelate; crenellate
buildings surrounding yard, four-sided shape, open area surrounded by buildings, quadrilateral, four-sided and four-angled plane figure (such as a square or rectangle); area surrounded by buildings on all four sides, U.S. map unit on single sheetquadrangle
causal, cause, determining factor; certain mathematical quantity, serving to define, serving to determine, square array of mathematical elementsdeterminant
chassé, flounce gracefully, glide, move smoothly and easily, walk elegantly, pattern in square dancing, perform steps in square dancingsashay
chop into small cubes; play games with dice, chunks, cubes with different numbers of spots on each side (used in games of chance), cut into cubes, decorate with square pattern, gamble with dice, gambling game played with dice, take risksdice
circle back to back, dos-à-dos, figure in square dancingdo-si-do
city square or market, place of assembly, place for conducting official business (in ancient Rome); court; place where discussions are held; message board on the Internet focused on a particular subject (Computers), Internet discussion group, law court...forum
collect nuts, dry fruit contained in a shell; square or hexagonal threaded metal piece which fastens onto a screw to secure it; insane person (Slang)nut
college dining hall, dining room, cafeteria; food provided in a dining room; ration, portion, food ration; open public area in a city or town, park, squarecommons
 

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