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Definition of optic
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Optic (a.) An
eyeglass.
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Ganoidei
::
Ganoidei
(n. pl.) One of the
subclasses
of
fishes.
They have an
arterial
cone and bulb,
spiral
intestinal
valve,
and the optic
nerves
united
by a
chiasma.
Many of the
species
are
covered
with bony
plates,
or with
ganoid
scales;
others
have
cycloid
scales..
Vision
::
Vision
(v.) The
faculty
of
seeing;
sight;
one of the five
senses,
by which
colors
and the
physical
qualities
of
external
objects
are
appreciated
as a
result
of the
stimulating
action
of light on the
sensitive
retina,
an
expansion
of the optic
nerve..
Inactose
::
Inactose
(n.) A
variety
of
sugar,
found in
certain
plants.
It is
optically
inactive..
Chromatrope
::
Chromatrope
(n.) A
device
in a magic
lantern
or
stereopticon
to
produce
kaleidoscopic
effects.
Erector
::
Erector
(n.) An
attachment
to a
microscope,
telescope,
or other
optical
instrument,
for
making
the image erect
instead
of
inverted..
Periscope
::
Periscope
(n.) an
optical
instrument
of
tubular
shape
containing
an
arrangement
of
lenses
and
mirrors
(or
prisms),
allowing
a
person
to
observe
a field of view
otherwise
obstructed,
as
beyond
an
obstructing
object
or (as in
submarines)
above the
surface
of the
water..
Telescope
::
Telescope
(n.) An
optical
instrument
used in
viewing
distant
objects,
as the
heavenly
bodies..
Scoptic
::
Scoptic
(a.) Alt. of
Scoptica.
Illuminator
::
Illuminator
(v. t.) A
condenser
or
reflector
of light in
optical
apparatus;
also, an
illuminant..
Microscope
::
Microscope
(n.) An
optical
instrument,
consisting
of a lens, or
combination
of
lenses,
for
making
an
enlarged
image of an
object
which is too
minute
to be
viewed
by the naked eye..
Ocular
::
Ocular
(n.) The
eyepiece
of an
optical
instrument,
as of a
telescope
or
microscope..
Autopsical
::
Autopsical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
autopsy;
autoptical.
Synoptist
::
Synoptic
(n.) One of the first three
Gospels
of the New
Testament.
See
Synoptist.
Retina
::
Retina
(n.) The
delicate
membrane
by which the back part of the globe of the eye is
lined,
and in which the
fibers
of the optic nerve
terminate.
See Eye..
Chromatics
::
Chromatics
(n.) The
science
of
colors;
that part of
optics
which
treats
of the
properties
of
colors.
Abba
::
Abba (n.)
Father;
religious
superior;
-- in the
Syriac,
Coptic,
and
Ethiopic
churches,
a title given to the
bishops,
and by the
bishops
to the
patriarch..
Lens
::
Lens (n.) A piece of
glass,
or other
transparent
substance,
ground
with two
opposite
regular
surfaces,
either
both
curved,
or one
curved
and the other
plane,
and
commonly
used,
either
singly
or
combined,
in
optical
instruments,
for
changing
the
direction
of rays of
light,
and thus
magnifying
objects,
or
otherwise
modifying
vision.
In
practice,
the
curved
surfaces
are
usually
spherical,
though
rarely
cylindrical,
or of some other
figure..
Optic
::
Optic (a.) The organ of
sight;
an eye.
Haikal
::
Haikal
(n.) The
central
chapel
of the three
forming
the
sanctuary
of a
Coptic
church.
It
contains
the high
altar,
and is
usually
closed
by an
embroidered
curtain..
Mirage
::
Mirage
(n.) An
optical
effect,
sometimes
seen on the
ocean,
but more
frequently
in
deserts,
due to total
reflection
of light at the
surface
common
to two
strata
of air
differently
heated.
The
reflected
image is seen,
commonly
in an
inverted
position,
while the real
object
may or may not be in
sight.
When the
surface
is
horizontal,
and below the eye, the
appearance
is that of a sheet of water in which the
object
is seen
reflected;
when the
reflecting
surface
is above the eye, the image is seen pr
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