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Terminal
Terminal
a.
Pertaining
to a
railroad
terminal
;
connected
with
the
receipt
or
delivery
of
freight
; as,
terminal
charges
.
Terminal
n.
The
end
of a
line
of
railroad
,
with
the
switches
,
stations
,
sheds
,
and
other
appliances
pertaining
thereto
.
Terminal
n.
Any
station
for
the
delivery
or
receipt
of
freight
lying
too
far
from
the
main
line
to be
served
by
mere
sidings
.
Terminal
n.
A
rate
charged
on
all
freight
,
independent
of
the
distance
,
and
supposed
to
cover
the
expenses
of
station
service
, as
distinct
from
mileage
rate
,
generally
proportionate
to
the
distance
and
intended
to
cover
movement
expenses
; a
terminal
charge
.
Terminal
n.
A
town
lying
at
the
end
of a
railroad
;
more
properly
called
a
terminus
.
Terminal
n.
Of or
pertaining
to
the
end
or
extremity
;
forming
the
extremity
; as, a
terminal
edge
.
Terminal
n.
Growing
at
the
end
of a
branch
or
stem
;
terminating
; as, a
terminal
bud
,
flower
, or
spike
.
Terminal
n.
That
which
terminates
or
ends
;
termination
;
extremity
.
Terminal
n.
Either
of
the
ends
of
the
conducting
circuit
of an
electrical
apparatus
, as an
inductorium
,
dynamo
, or
electric
motor
,
usually
provided
with
binding
screws
for
the
attachment
of
wires
by
which
a
current
may
be
conveyed
into
or
from
the
machine
; a
pole
.
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