Definition of comb:

part of speech: noun

The collective mass of cells in which bees store their honey.

part of speech: verb

To adjust, arrange, or clean with a comb.

part of speech: noun

An instrument with teeth for arranging or cleansing the hair, also for preparing and cleaning wool or flax; the crest of a cock; the top or crest of a wave.

Usage examples:

• At the end of twenty to thirty days, during which their mothers and sisters may not comb their hair, the high priest takes them to a lonely place in the forest and cuts off a lock of hair from the crown of each of their heads. in "".

• And the 'Good Mzimu' will tell the Great Spirit to send to you the wind, which will blow away from your village that sickness which changes the body into a honey- comb Henryk Sienkiewicz in "In Desert and Wilderness".

• Nell threw the comb on the ground and wanted to rush out to meet him. Henryk Sienkiewicz in "In Desert and Wilderness".

• The sliding bearings of the Comb stock are pressed inward by springs which keep the shoes against the working seatings of the Flat. Howard & Bullough American Machine Company, Ltd. in "Illustrated Catalogue of Cotton Machinery".