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Definition of oblique
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Oblique
(v. i.) To
deviate
from a
perpendicular
line; to move in an
oblique
direction.
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Askant
::
Askant
(adv.)
Sideways;
obliquely;
with a side
glance;
with
disdain,
envy, or
suspicion..
Squint
::
Squint
(a.)
Looking
obliquely.
Specifically
(Med.),
not
having
the optic axes
coincident;
-- said of the eyes. See
Squint,
n., 2..
Aslant
::
Aslant
(adv. & a.)
Toward
one side; in a
slanting
direction;
obliquely.
Oblique
::
Oblique
(n.) An
oblique
line.
Monoptote
::
Monoptote
(n.) A noun
having
only one
ending
for the
oblique
cases.
Winter
::
Winter
(n.) The
season
of the year in which the sun
shines
most
obliquely
upon any
region;
the
coldest
season
of the year.
Protestation
::
Protestation
(n.)
Formerly,
a
declaration
in
common-law
pleading,
by which the party
interposes
an
oblique
allegation
or
denial
of some fact,
protesting
that it does or does not
exist,
and at the same time
avoiding
a
direct
affirmation
or
denial..
Slanting
::
Slanting
(a.)
Oblique;
sloping.
Polyphemus
::
Polyphemus
(n.) A very large
American
moth
(Telea
polyphemus)
belonging
to the
Silkworm
family
(Bombycidae).
Its
larva,
which is very
large,
bright
green,
with
silvery
tubercles,
and with
oblique
white
stripes
on the
sides,
feeds on the oak,
chestnut,
willow,
cherry,
apple,
and other
trees.
It
produces
a large
amount
of
strong
silk.
Called
also
American
silkworm..
Scull
::
Scull (v. t.) To impel (a boat) with a pair of
sculls,
or with a
single
scull or oar
worked
over the stern
obliquely
from side to
side..
Diagonal
::
Diagonal
(n.) A
member,
in a
framed
structure,
running
obliquely
across
a
panel..
Oblique
::
Oblique
(a.) Not erect or
perpendicular;
neither
parallel
to, nor at right
angles
from, the base;
slanting;
inclined..
Diclinic
::
Diclinic
(a.)
Having
two of the
intersections
between
the three axes
oblique.
See
Crystallization.
Skew
::
Skew (v. i.) To walk
obliquely;
to go
sidling;
to lie or move
obliquely.
Spheroconic
::
Spheroconic
(n.) A
nonplane
curve
formed
by the
intersection
of the
surface
of an
oblique
cone with the
surface
of a
sphere
whose
center
is at the
vertex
of the cone.
Ellipse
::
Ellipse
(n.) An oval or
oblong
figure,
bounded
by a
regular
curve,
which
corresponds
to an
oblique
projection
of a
circle,
or an
oblique
section
of a cone
through
its
opposite
sides.
The
greatest
diameter
of the
ellipse
is the major axis, and the least
diameter
is the minor axis. See Conic
section,
under
Conic,
and cf.
Focus..
Clinodiagonal
::
Clinodiagonal
(n.) That
diagonal
or
lateral
axis in a
monoclinic
crystal
which makes an
oblique
angle with the
vertical
axis. See
Crystallization.
Diageotropism
::
Diageotropism
(n.) The
tendency
of
organs
(as
roots)
of
plants
to
assume
a
position
oblique
or
transverse
to a
direction
towards
the
center
of the
earth.
Bias
::
Bias
(adv.)
In a
slanting
manner;
crosswise;
obliquely;
diagonally;
as, to cut cloth
bias..
Oblique
::
Oblique
(v. i.) To march in a
direction
oblique
to the line of the
column
or
platoon;
--
formerly
accomplished
by
oblique
steps,
now by
direct
steps,
the men
half-facing
either
to the right or
left..
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