Kit

Kit. A working outfit; a collection of tools or implements.

Level

Level. A tool designed to indicate horizontal or vertical surfaces.

Liberal

Liberal. Not narrow or contracted.

Lobe

Lobe. Any projection, especially of a rounded form; the projecting part of a cam-wheel.

Longitudinal

Longitudinal. In the direction of the length; running lengthwise.

Lubrication

Lubrication. The system of affording oiling means to a machine or to any article.

Mandrel

Mandrel. The live spindle of a lathe; the revolving arbor of a circular saw.

Mansard

Mansard. A type of roof structure with two pitches, one, the lower, being very steep, and the other very flat pitch.

Manual

Manual. Of or pertaining to the hand; done or made by hand.

Marginal

Marginal. The border or edge of an object.

Marking gage

Marking gage. A bar on which is placed a series of points, usually equidistant from each other.

Matching

Matching. Placing tongue in one member and a corresponding groove in another member, so that they will join each other perfectly.

Mediæval

Mediæval. Of or relating to the Middle Ages.

Miter-box

Miter-box. A tool for the purpose of holding a saw true at any desired adjustable angle.

Miter-square

Miter-square. A tool which provides adjustment at any desired angle.

Mullion

Mullion. A slender bar or pier which forms the vertical division between the lights of windows, screens, etc.; also, indoors, the main uprights are stiles, and the intermediate uprights are mullions.

Obliterated

Obliterated. Erased or blotted out.

Obtuse

Obtuse. Not pointed; bent.

Orbit

Orbit. The path made by a heavenly body in its travel around another body.

Ordinate

Ordinate. The distance of any point in a curve or a straight line, measured on a line called the axis of ordinates, or on a line parallel to it from another line, at right angles thereto, called the axis of abscissas.

Ornamentation

Ornamentation. To embellish; to improve in appearance.

Oscillate

Oscillate. To swing like a pendulum.

Overhang

Overhang. In a general sense that which projects out.

Paneling

Paneling. A sunken compartment or portion with raised margins, molded or otherwise, as indoors, ceilings wainscoting, etc.

Parallelogram

Parallelogram. A right-lined quadrilateral figure, whose opposite sides are parallel and, consequently, equal.