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Loop
Loop
n.
A
mass
of
iron
in a
pasty
condition
gathered
into
a
ball
for
the
tilt
hammer
or
rolls
.
Loop
n.
A
fold
or
doubling
of a
thread
,
cord
,
rope
,
etc
.,
through
which
another
thread
,
cord
,
etc
.,
can
be
passed
, or
which
a
hook
can
be
hooked
into
; an
eye
, as of
metal
; a
staple
; a
noose
; a
bight
.
Loop
n.
A
small
,
narrow
opening
; a
loophole
.
Loop
n.
A
curve
of
any
kind
in
the
form
of a
loop
.
Loop
n.
A
wire
forming
part
of a
main
circuit
and
returning
to
the
point
from
which
it
starts
.
Loop
n.
The
portion
of a
vibrating
string
,
air
column
,
etc
.,
between
two
nodes
;
called
also
ventral
segment
.
Loop
v. t.
To
make
a
loop
of or in; to
fasten
with
a
loop
or
loops
;
often
with
up; as, to
loop
a
string
; to
loop
up a
curtain
.
Looped
imp. & p. p.
of
Loop
Looped
a.
Bent
,
folded
, or
tied
, so as to
make
a
loop
; as, a
looped
wire
or
string
.
Looped
a.
Full
of
holes
.
Looper
n.
An
instrument
, as a
bodkin
,
for
forming
a
loop
in
yarn
, a
cord
,
etc
.
Looper
n.
The
larva
of
any
species
of
geometrid
moths
.
See
Geometrid
.
Loophole
n.
A
small
opening
, as in
the
walls
of
fortification
, or in
the
bulkhead
of a
ship
,
through
which
small
arms
or
other
weapons
may
be
discharged
at an
enemy
.
Loophole
n.
A
hole
or
aperture
that
gives
a
passage
, or
the
means
of
escape
or
evasion
.
Loopholed
a.
Provided
with
loopholes
.
Loopie
a.
Deceitful
;
cunning
;
sly
.
Looping
p. pr. & vb. n.
of
Loop
Looping
n.
The
running
together
of
the
matter
of an
ore
into
a
mass
,
when
the
ore
is
only
heated
for
calcination
.
Looping
p. pr. & vb. n.
of
Loop
.
Looplight
n.
A
small
narrow
opening
or
window
in a
tower
or
fortified
wall
; a
loophole
.
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