To stand at the flank or side of; to border upon.
To overlook or command the flank of; to secure or guard the flank of; to pass around or turn the flank of; to attack, or threaten to attack; the flank of.
To be posted on the side.
(side) -- Lower side of body near leg
The sword-arm side of the fencer's body.
also called Side, is the lateral portion of the breast leathering covering the side of the body up to the base of the wing and extending back to overlap the bases of the flank feathers.
The fleshy area near the junction of abdominal floor and hindquarters.
To be directly on the other side of character that the enemy is attacking.
In roping, to hold a calf by its flank and leg and place it on its side.
The area of a horse's barrel between the rib cage and the hindquarters.
The right or left side of a military formation. "Flank Left" commands attacking OPFOR from our left. "Left flank" reports OPFOR activity on our left.
The area between the ribs and hip on an animal.
The area of the body that extends from the bottom of the ribs to the upper edge of the hip on either side of the body.
The sides of the board--the kingside and queenside. "Flank Openings" are openings that deal with flank development. Typical starts for such systems are 1.c4, 1.Nf3, 1.b3, 1.g3, etc.
The side boundary of a slab.
the side of military or naval formation; "they attacked the enemy's right flank"
a subfigure consisting of a side of something
a cut from the fleshy part of an animal's side between the ribs and the leg
the side between ribs and hipbone
be located at the sides of something or somebody
The side of a hummingbird, i.e., the area that lies underneath the wing when it is folded against the bird's body.
The flank is the lateral area posterior to the side of the bird's body. It extends back the base of the tail.
The right or left side of any formation as observed by an element within that formation.
The side of the cam lobe that lies between the nose and the base circle. This is the area that most wear occurs.
The part between the ribs and thigh at either side of the body.
the body area on the sword side.
The side of something; for example, the flank of a mountain means the side of a mountain.
(v) - Legendary strategy where the opponent is camped out and killed by a |Mac10| in an entryway from both sides "Let's camp the blue door and flank these fools."
side or wing of an army; a body of soldiers on the extreme right or left of a formation; part of a bastion betwen its face flank company: grenadiers and light infantry of a line battalion.
(n) also called a wing; either end of a mobile or fortified military position; a refused flank is attached to or protected by terrain, a body of water, or defended fortifications, while one that is not protected is said to be "in the air"; (v) a maneuver that seeks to avoid a frontal assault by gaining the side or read of an enemy postition.
the side of the trunk of body on the sword-arm side
The side part of an animal's body.
the loose, thin side portion of the skins (the underbelly of the animal).
The sides of the rabbit between the ribs and hips and above the belly.
Area between the belly and the wings, more posterior.
side; section of body between last rib and hip
Architecturally, the part of a bulwark or bastion which joins the curtain wall at an angle and extends outward to the face (the front part of the bastion which faces outwards the enemy) i.e. the "sides" of the bastion, or the walls which lead from the main wall to the faces of a bulwark. Depending upon the formation of the defenses, they are given the names of right flanks, curves, lowers, etc. In flank-tactics, it is the terrain, the space which is in the prolongation of the wing or side. In the military sense, it is the wing or the side of a battle formation.
The side of the wheel tooth or pinion leaf which is engaged during contact.
By Flanks we mean the two Wings of the chessboard: The Kingside constituted by the files: f,g,h. The Queenside constituted by the files: a,b,c. (Chess Terminology).
The right or left side of a military formation, generally considered the most vulnerable point at which to launch and attack.
The side of the body between the last rib and the hip.
the sides of the field also known as the wing.
1. The extreme right or left side of an army or fleet. 2. To stand or be placed or posted at the flank or side of. 3. To defend or guard at the flank. 4. To menace or attack the flank of.
refers to the sides of the volcanoes or mountain.
Area between the horse's ribs and hip. Lacking heavy musculature and the site of important internal organs, the flank is a very sensitive region on the horse's body and cannot be touched by a jockey's whip during a race.
The area on the side of the body between the rib and hip.
The files that do not belong to the centre, that is the a, b and c files on the queenside, and the f, g and h files on the kingside. Certain openings that focus on flank development are called "flank openings." Typical first moves for these openings are 1.c4; 1.b3; 1.Nf3; etc.
The part between the ribs and the thighs on either side of the body
The left or right side of the field. Also known as the wing.
area in the back over the kidneys (near bottom of ribs)
A setup with the back middle cup and one side cup removed. [ More Info] See Also: Setup
