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Definition
Synonym
Gabellagerschale
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Gabellagerschale
f
techn.
Gabellagerschale
n
pl
crown race
crown races
Gabellagerschale
f
techn.
Gabellagerschale
n
pl
crown race
crown races
Gabellagerschale
f
techn.
Gabellagerschale
n
pl
crown race
crown races
Deutsche
Gabellagerschale Synonyme
Englische
crown race Synonyme
crown
Her Highness
Her Majesty
His Majesty
O
Old Mug
achievement
acme
aggrandize
alerion
all
animal charge
anklet
annular muscle
annulet
annulus
anoint
apex
apogee
apotheose
apotheosize
areola
argent
armlet
armorial bearings
armory
arms
aureole
authority
azure
baby tooth
bandeau
bangle
bar
bar sinister
baton
bawbee
bays
beads
bean
bearings
beatify
bend
bend sinister
bicuspid
bijou
billet
blanket
blazon
blazonry
bonnet
bordure
bracelet
bracket capital
breastpin
broad arrow
brooch
brow
bucktooth
button up
cadency mark
canine
canonize
canton
cap
cap of dignity
cap of maintenance
capital
capsheaf
capstone
caput
carry to completion
ceil
ceiling
ceiling fixture
chain
chair
chandelier
chaplet
charge
charm
chatelaine
chevron
chief
circle
circlet
circuit
circumference
circus
cite
civic
crown
clean up
climax
close out
close up
closed circle
cloud nine
coat of arms
cockatrice
coif
coin
complete
conclude
consummate
copestone
cork
cornice
corona
corona lucis
coronal
coronet
crescent
crest
cross
cross moline
crown
with laurel
culmen
culminate
culmination
cup
cuspid
cutter
cycle
deciduous tooth
decorate
deify
dent
denticle
denticulation
dentil
dentition
develop
device
diadem
difference
differencing
discus
disk
do honor
do to perfection
dogtooth
dollar
dome
dominion
double eagle
doubloon
ducat
duodecimo
eagle
earring
edge
eighteenmo
electrolier
elevate
emperor
empress
end
ennoble
enshrine
enthrone
ermine
ermines
erminites
erminois
escutcheon
eternal return
exalt
extreme
extreme limit
extremity
eyetooth
fairy ring
falcon
fang
farthing
fess
fess point
field
file
fillet
final stroke
final touch
finalize
finish
finish off
finish up
finisher
finishing stroke
five-dollar gold piece
fiver
flanch
fleur-de-lis
florin
fob
folio
fore tooth
fourpence
fourpenny
fret
frost
fur
fusil
gagtooth
gang
crown
ed head
anointed king
chief
chieftain
dynast
emperor
grand duke
high chief
imperator
king
king-emperor
kinglet
lord paramount
majesty
monarch
overlord
paramount
petty king
potentate
prince
prince consort
royal
royal personage
royalty
ruler
sovereign
suzerain
tetrarch
crown
ing
arch
banner
capital
capping
cardinal
central
champion
chief
closing
completing
completive
completory
concluding
conclusive
consummating
consummative
consummatory
culminating
culminative
dominant
ending
final
finalizing
finishing
first
focal
foremost
fulfilling
great
heading
headmost
hegemonic
last
leading
magisterial
main
master
outtopping
overruling
overtopping
paramount
perfecting
perfective
predominant
preeminent
preponderant
prevailing
primal
primary
prime
principal
ranking
ruling
sovereign
star
stellar
supereminent
terminal
terminating
terminative
topflight
topping
ultimate
Gabellagerschale Definition
Copple-crown
(
n.
)
A
created
or
high-topped
crown
or
head.
Crown
(
)
of
Crow
Crown
(
)
p.
p.
of
Crow.
Crown
(
n.
)
A
wreath
or
garland,
or
any
ornamental
fillet
encircling
the
head,
especially
as
a
reward
of
victory
or
mark
of
honorable
distinction
Crown
(
n.
)
A
royal
headdress
or
cap
of
sovereignty,
worn
by
emperors,
kings,
princes,
etc.
Crown
(
n.
)
The
person
entitled
to
wear
a
regal
or
imperial
crown
Crown
(
n.
)
Imperial
or
regal
power
or
dominion
Crown
(
n.
)
Anything
which
imparts
beauty,
splendor,
honor,
dignity,
or
finish.
Crown
(
n.
)
Highest
state
Crown
(
n.
)
The
topmost
part
of
anything
Crown
(
n.
)
The
topmost
part
of
the
head
(see
Illust.
of
Bird.)
Crown
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
hat
above
the
brim.
Crown
(
n.
)
The
part
of
a
tooth
which
projects
above
the
gum
Crown
(
n.
)
The
vertex
or
top
of
an
arch
Crown
(
n.
)
Same
as
Corona.
Crown
(
n.
)
That
part
of
an
anchor
where
the
arms
are
joined
to
the
shank.
Crown
(
n.
)
The
rounding,
or
rounded
part,
of
the
deck
from
a
level
line.
Crown
(
n.
)
The
bights
formed
by
the
several
turns
of
a
cable.
Crown
(
n.
)
The
upper
range
of
facets
in
a
rose
diamond.
Crown
(
n.
)
The
dome
of
a
furnace.
Crown
(
n.
)
The
area
inclosed
between
two
concentric
perimeters.
Crown
(
n.
)
A
round
spot
shaved
clean
on
the
top
of
the
head,
as
a
mark
of
the
clerical
state
Crown
(
n.
)
A
size
of
writing
paper.
See
under
Paper.
Crown
(
n.
)
A
coin
stamped
with
the
image
of
a
crown
Crown
(
n.
)
An
ornaments
or
decoration
representing
a
crown
Crown
(
n.
)
To
cover,
decorate,
or
invest
with
a
crown
Crown
(
n.
)
To
bestow
something
upon
as
a
mark
of
honor,
dignity,
or
recompense
Crown
(
n.
)
To
form
the
topmost
or
finishing
part
of
Crown
(
n.
)
To
cause
to
round
upward
Crown
(
n.
)
To
effect
a
lodgment
upon,
as
upon
the
crest
of
the
glacis,
or
the
summit
of
the
breach.
Crown-imperial
(
n.
)
A
spring-blooming
plant
(Fritillaria
imperialis)
of
the
Lily
family,
having
at
the
top
of
the
stalk
a
cluster
of
pendent
bell-shaped
flowers
surmounted
with
a
tuft
of
green
leaves.
Crown
office
(
)
The
criminal
branch
of
the
Court
of
King's
or
Queen's
Bench,
commonly
called
the
crown
side
of
the
court,
which
takes
cognizance
of
all
criminal
cases.
Crown-post
(
n.
)
Same
as
King-post.
Crown-saw
(
n.
)
A
saw
in
the
form
of
a
hollow
cylinder,
with
teeth
on
the
end
or
edge,
and
operated
by
a
rotative
motion.
Crown
side
(
)
See
Crown
office.
Crown
wheel
(
)
A
wheel
with
cogs
or
teeth
set
at
right
angles
to
its
plane
Race
(
v.
t.)
To
raze.
Race
(
n.
)
A
root.
Race
(
n.
)
The
descendants
of
a
common
ancestor
Race
(
n.
)
Company
Race
(
n.
)
A
variety
of
such
fixed
character
that
it
may
be
propagated
by
seed.
Race
(
n.
)
Peculiar
flavor,
taste,
or
strength,
as
of
wine
Race
(
n.
)
Hence,
characteristic
quality
or
disposition.
Race
(
n.
)
A
progress
Race
(
n.
)
Esp.,
swift
progress
Race
(
n.
)
Hence:
The
act
or
process
of
running
in
competition
Race
(
n.
)
Competitive
action
of
any
kind,
especially
when
prolonged
Race
(
n.
)
A
strong
or
rapid
current
of
water,
or
the
channel
or
passage
for
such
a
current
Race
(
n.
)
The
current
of
water
that
turns
a
water
wheel,
or
the
channel
in
which
it
flows
Race
(
n.
)
A
channel
or
guide
along
which
a
shuttle
is
driven
back
and
forth,
as
in
a
loom,
sewing
machine,
etc.
crown race / crown races Bedeutung
rat
race
an
exhausting
routine
that
leaves
no
time
for
relaxation
race
riot
a
riot
caused
by
hatred
for
one
another
of
members
of
different
races
in
the
same
community
genocide
race
murder
racial
extermination
systematic
killing
of
a
racial
or
cultural
group
racerunner
race
runner
six-lined
racerunner
Cnemidophorus
sexlineatus
very
swift
lizard
of
eastern
and
central
United
States
racehorse
race
horse
bangtail
a
horse
bred
for
racing
world
human
race
humanity
humankind
human
beings
humans
mankind
man
all
of
the
living
human
inhabitants
of
the
earth,
all
the
world
loves
a
lover,
she
always
used
`humankind'
because
`mankind'
seemed
to
slight
the
women
bonnet
macaque
bonnet
monkey
capped
macaque
crown
monkey
Macaca
radiata
Indian
macaque
with
a
bonnet-like
tuft
of
hair
bevel
gear
pinion
and
crown
wheel
pinion
and
ring
gear
gears
that
mesh
at
an
angle
crown
the
part
of
a
hat
(the
vertex)
that
covers
the
crown
of
the
head
crown
diadem
an
ornamental
jeweled
headdress
signifying
sovereignty
crown
a
wreath
or
garland
worn
on
the
head
to
signify
victory
crown
crest
the
center
of
a
cambered
road
crown
crownwork
jacket
jacket
crown
cap
(dentistry)
dental
appliance
consisting
of
an
artificial
crown
for
a
broken
or
decayed
tooth,
tomorrow
my
dentist
will
fit
me
for
a
crown
crown
jewel
a
precious
stone
that
is
a
valuable
part
of
a
sovereign's
regalia
crown
jewels
regalia
(jewelry
and
other
paraphernalia)
worn
by
a
sovereign
on
state
occasions
crown
lens
a
lens
made
of
optical
crown
glass
crown
of
thorns
a
mock
crown
made
of
thorn
branches
that
Roman
soldiers
placed
on
Jesus
before
the
Crucifixion
crown
saw
a
saw
having
teeth
around
the
edge
of
a
hollow
cylinder
racer
race
car
racing
car
a
fast
car
that
competes
in
races
raceway
race
a
canal
for
a
current
of
water
crown
the
part
of
a
tooth
above
the
gum
that
is
covered
with
enamel
pate
poll
crown
the
top
of
the
head
pennant
crown
the
award
given
to
the
champion
Crown
the
Crown
(or
the
reigning
monarch)
as
the
symbol
of
the
power
and
authority
of
a
monarchy,
the
colonies
revolted
against
the
Crown
British
Crown
the
symbol
of
the
power
of
the
British
monarchy,
members
of
the
British
Commonwealth
owe
allegiance
to
the
British
Crown
crown
fire
a
forest
fire
that
advances
with
great
speed
jumping
from
crown
to
crown
ahead
of
the
ground
fire
race
a
contest
of
speed,
the
race
is
to
the
swift
automobile
race
auto
race
car
race
a
race
between
(usually
high-performance)
automobiles
bicycle
race
a
race
between
people
riding
bicycles
boat
race
a
race
between
people
rowing
or
driving
boats
chariot
race
a
race
between
ancient
chariots
sailingace
yacht
race
a
race
between
crews
of
people
in
yachts
footrace
foot
race
run
a
race
run
on
foot,
she
broke
the
record
for
the
half-mile
run
Iditarod
Iditarod
Trail
Dog
Sled
Race
an
important
dogsled
race
run
annually
on
the
Iditarod
Trail
horse
race
a
contest
of
speed
between
horses,
usually
held
for
the
purpose
of
betting
claiming
race
a
horse
race
in
which
each
owner
declares
before
the
race
at
what
price
his
horse
will
be
offered
for
sale
after
the
race
selling
race
a
horse
race
in
which
the
winning
horse
must
be
put
up
for
auction
harness
race
harness
racing
a
horse
race
between
people
riding
in
sulkies
behind
horses
that
are
trotting
or
pacing
stake
race
a
horse
race
in
which
part
of
the
prize
is
put
up
by
the
owners
of
the
horses
in
the
race
obstacle
race
a
race
in
which
competitors
must
negotiate
obstacles
thoroughbred
race
a
race
between
thoroughbred
horses
potato
race
a
novelty
race
in
which
competitors
move
potatoes
from
one
place
to
another
one
at
a
time
sack
race
a
novelty
race
in
which
competitors
jump
ahead
with
their
feet
confined
in
a
sack
scratch
race
a
race
in
which
all
contestants
start
from
scratch
(on
equal
terms)
ski
race
skiing
race
a
race
between
people
wearing
skis
relay
relay
race
a
race
between
teams,
each
member
runs
or
swims
part
of
the
distance
torch
race
(ancient
Greece)
in
which
a
torch
is
passed
from
one
runner
to
the
next
race
meeting
a
regular
occasion
on
which
a
number
of
horse
races
are
held
on
the
same
track,
the
Epsom
race
meeting
was
an
important
social
event
hurdles
hurdling
hurdle
race
a
footrace
in
which
contestants
must
negotiate
a
series
of
hurdles
race
any
competition,
the
race
for
the
presidency
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