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filum
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filum
(wn) | filum
n 1: a threadlike structure (as a chainlike series of cells)
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FILUM
(bouvier) | FILUM. The middle; the thread of anything; as filum aqua; filum viae.
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Chorda Filum
(gcide) | Sea laces \Sea" la"ces\ (Bot.)
A kind of seaweed (Chorda Filum) having blackish cordlike
fronds, often many feet long.
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FILUM
(bouvier) | FILUM. The middle; the thread of anything; as filum aqua; filum viae.
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FILUM AQUAE
(bouvier) | FILUM AQUAE. The thread or middle of a water course. (q.v.)
2. It is a general rule, that in grants of lands bounded on rivers and
streams above tide water, unless otherwise expressed, the grant extends
usque ad filum aquae, and that not only the banks, but the bed of the river,
and the islands therein, together with exclusive right of fishing, pass to
the grantee. 5 Wend. 423.
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FILUM VIAE
(bouvier) | FILUM VIAE. The thread or middle of the road.
2. Where a law requires travellers meeting each other on, a road to
drive their carriages to the right of the middle of the road, the parties
are bound to keep ou their side of the worked part of the road, although the
whole of the smooth or most travelled path may be upon one side of the filum
viae. 7 Wend. 185; 5 Conn. 305.
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