Beam - Law Dictionary Search Results
Beam
Beam [fr. beam, Sax., tree], the part of a stag's head
Hammer beam
A member of one description of roof truss called hammer beam truss which is so framed as not to have a
laser beam
A beam of light from a laser
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colliding beam machine
a particle accelerator in which two separate beams of particles usually of opposite charge are circulated in opposite
Beams, and Balance
Beams, and Balance, instruments for weighing goods and merchandise, mostly used
Beamed
Furnished with beams as the head of a stag
Beaming
Emitting beams radiant
Beamingly
In a beaming manner radiantly
eye beaming
glance of the eye as he pretended profundity by eye beamings at people
Auncel weight
hanging of scales or hooks at either end of a beam or staff. See ANSEL. What were called stilliards, a sort
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