Response. A dry cell has an electrolyte and a pair of electrodes. A dry cell always has some internal resistance. Because of this internal resistance there is always some voltage drop associated with the cell even if the cell is not being use, and eventually become dead after a long time.

A dry cell is a source of electric current. It contains a paste of aluminium chloride inside a zinc container. Inside this paste, a cardboard container containing powdered manganese dioxide and carbon rod is placed.

A dry cell or a battery converts chemical energy of the substance used into electric energy. So, we say that electricity is produced through dry cell from chemical energy.

In it, a zinc casing acts as the anode, surrounding a carbon rod, which acts as a cathode. Between them, the electrolyte paste works as the battery. The potential for the above reaction is 1.50 V. Another example of a dry-cell battery is the alkaline battery.

The battery contains a liquid electrolyte such as sulfuric acid, a dangerous corrosive liquid. A dry-cell battery does not contain liquid. Smaller dry-cell batteries, such as alkaline or lithium ion, are typically used in portable electronics, such as toys, phones and laptops.

Dry cell converts chemical energy into electrical energy and is used to store electricity. It is commonly used household. Dry cell is nothing but a Battery.

A dry cell consists of a metal container in which a low moisture electrolyte paste covers the graphite rod or a metal electrode. Generally, the metal container will be zinc whose base acts as a negative electrode (anode) and a carbon road acts as a positive electrode (cathode).

A dry cell consists of a zinc container whose base acts as the negative electrode. The carbon rod placed at the centre with a brass cap acts as the positive electrode. This is surrounded by a mixture of manganese dioxide and charcoal in a muslin bag. The electrolyte uses is a moist paste of ammonium chloride.

Prisoners will sometimes say they’re ‘doing bird’ to mean they’re doing time. It comes from old rhyming slang where time became bird lime, but now it has been shortened to just bird. If an inmate tells on you to officers, they’re a snitch or a grass.

1. A Bird means a girl or woman who is promiscuous and stupid. Birds is the plural of Bird and means a group of promiscuous and stupid girls or women.

a. to be fired or dismissed. b. (esp of a public performer) to be hissed at, booed, or derided. See full dictionary entry for bird.

Booing is an act of showing displeasure for someone or something, generally in response to an entertainer, by loudly yelling, “Boo!” and sustaining the “oo” sound by holding it out. Players booed for their performance felt booing “spooked” or “bothered” them or their teammates, and that it “affected their performance”.

slang chiefly Brit a girl or young woman, esp one’s girlfriend. 4. slang prison or a term in prison (esp in the phrase do bird; shortened from birdlime, rhyming slang for time)

The word “bird” is also used to describe a woman, this is an variant of the old word “burde” which is Middle English and means “young woman”, however it can be offensive.

1 Answer. Well only a woman can be a bird. Yes it’s similar to ‘chick’ in the US. It’s not a particularly offensive word but you wouldn’t use it in any sort of polite company or probably when women were present.

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A woman who’s the companion or conspirator to a gangster can be called a moll.