small+cord
91σπαρτίον — small cord neut nom/voc/acc sg …
92σπαρτίου — σπαρτίον small cord neut gen sg …
93σπαρτίων — σπαρτίον small cord neut gen pl …
94σπαρτίῳ — σπαρτίον small cord neut dat sg …
95gasket — [gas′kit] n. [prob. altered < Fr garcette < OFr garcete, small cord, orig., little girl, dim. of garce, fem. of gars, boy < ML * warkjone < Frank * wrakjo, mercenary soldier; akin to OE wrecca, WRETCH] 1. a piece or ring of rubber,… …
96marline — [mär′liŋmär′lin] n. [Du marlijn, altered (infl. by lijn, LINE1) < marling < marlen: see MARL2] a small cord of two loosely twisted strands, used as for winding around ropes or cables to prevent fraying: also marlin or marling [mär′liŋ] …
97spaghetti — [spə get′ē] n. [It, pl. of spaghetto, dim. of spago, small cord] 1. pasta in the form of long, thin strings, cooked by boiling or steaming and served with a sauce 2. Elec. an insulating tubing somewhat resembling macaroni, used for sheathing a… …
98gasket — n. 1 a sheet or ring of rubber etc., shaped to seal the junction of metal surfaces. 2 a small cord securing a furled sail to a yard. Phrases and idioms: blow a gasket sl. lose one s temper. Etymology: perh. f. F garcette thin rope (orig. little… …
99cordonnet — ˌkȯ(r)dənˈet, nˈā, ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun ( s) Etymology: French, diminutive of cordon : a thread or small cord used to edge braid, to make tassels and fringes, or to outline the design of lace and embroidery …
100fu|ni|cle — «FYOO nuh kuhl», noun. 1. a small cord or cordlike part. 2. = funiculus. (Cf. ↑funiculus) ╂[< Latin fūniculus funiculus] …
