concrete. A part, division. Obsolete.

One of the parts into which anything is or may be divided; a portion, section.

gen. Without article. Some, a part; †something (obsolete). Frequently with plural agreement when denoting a number of people or things.

A part or section marked off in some way from a larger area or extent; a division, section.

A division or portion that is long; spec. a division of a ruler or scale that is subdivided into shorter divisions.

concrete. A division, partition, separated part.

Probably: a separation, a division.

Perhaps: a division.

gen. A part, a division. Cf. pane, n.2 4. Obsolete.

gen. Each of the parts into which a whole is divided; a portion or section. Now rare.

A room, a compartment; (also) a certain area or space.

A quarter; a division of anything; a piece, or part. Cf. cantle, n. 2–4. Obsolete.

A separated portion, a division. Obsolete.

A division of land or territory. Obsolete.

Division into two parts; cleavage. Also: an instance of this.

An intersection; also a section. Obsolete.

‘Separate allotment; province or business assigned to a particular person’ (Johnson); hence in wider application: A separate division or part of a…

Each of the parts into which a thing is or may be divided; a division, section.

A separate division or section of anything, whether plane or solid.

concrete. A division.

concrete. Something segregated; in early use, †a schismatic body.

= department, n. II.

A part separated or divided off from the remainder; one of the portions into which a thing is cut or… One of the component parts of something which…

A segment, a section.