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Definition of orbit
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Orbit (n.) An orb or ball.
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Interorbital
::
Interorbital
(a.)
Between
the
orbits;
as, the
interorbital
septum..
Circuit
::
Circuit
(n.) The act of
moving
or
revolving
around,
or as in a
circle
or
orbit;
a
revolution;
as, the
periodical
circuit
of the earth round the sun..
Orbitar
::
Orbitar
(a.)
Orbital.
Orbit
::
Orbit (n.) The
cavity
or
socket
of the skull in which the eye and its
appendages
are
situated.
Elongate
::
Elongate
(v. i.) To
depart
to, or be at, a
distance;
esp., to
recede
apparently
from the sun, as a
planet
in its
orbit..
Postorbital
::
Postorbital
(a.)
Situated
behind
the
orbit;
as, the
postorbital
scales
of some
fishes
and
reptiles..
Orbituary
::
Orbituary
(a.)
Orbital.
Anteorbital
::
Anteorbital
(a. & n.) Same as
Antorbital.
Mesoseme
::
Mesoseme
(a.)
Having
a
medium
orbital
index;
having
orbits
neither
broad nor
narrow;
between
megaseme
and
microseme.
Yacare
::
Yacare
(n.) A South
American
crocodilian
(Jacare
sclerops)
resembling
the
alligator
in size and
habits.
The eye
orbits
are
connected
together,
and
surrounded
by
prominent
bony
ridges.
Called
also
spectacled
alligator,
and
spectacled
cayman..
Exorbitancy
::
Exorbitancy
(n.) A going out of or
beyond
the usual or due
limit;
hence,
enormity;
extravagance;
gross
deviation
from rule,
right,
or
propriety;
as, the
exorbitances
of the
tongue
or of
deportment;
exorbitance
of
demands..
Revolution
::
Revolution
(n.) The
motion
of any body, as a
planet
or
satellite,
in a
curved
line or
orbit,
until it
returns
to the same point
again,
or to a point
relatively
the same; --
designated
as the
annual,
anomalistic,
nodical,
sidereal,
or
tropical
revolution,
according
as the point of
return
or
completion
has a fixed
relation
to the year, the
anomaly,
the
nodes,
the
stars,
or the
tropics;
as, the
revolution
of the earth about the sun; the
revolution
of the moon about the
earth..
Supraorbitar
::
Supraorbital
(a.) Alt. of
Supraorbita.
Disorb
::
Disorb
(v. t.) To throw out of the
proper
orbit;
to
unsphere.
Arrogation
::
Arrogation
(n.) The act of
arrogating,
or
making
exorbitant
claims;
the act of
taking
more than one is
justly
entitled
to..
Rapacity
::
Rapacity
(n.) The act or
practice
of
extorting
or
exacting
by
oppressive
injustice;
exorbitant
greediness
of gain.
Orbitonasal
::
Orbitonasal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the orbit and the nose; as, the
orbitonasal,
or
ophthalmic,
nerve..
Preorbital
::
Preorbital
(a.)
Situated
in front or the
orbit.
Infraorbital
::
Infraorbital
(a.) Below the
orbit;
as, the
infraorbital
foramen;
the
infraorbital
nerve..
Aberration
::
Aberration
(n.) A small
periodical
change
of
position
in the stars and other
heavenly
bodies,
due to the
combined
effect
of the
motion
of light and the
motion
of the
observer;
called
annual
aberration,
when the
observer's
motion
is that of the earth in its
orbit,
and daily or
diurnal
aberration,
when of the earth on its axis;
amounting
when
greatest,
in the
former
case, to
20.4'',
and in the
latter,
to
0.3''.
Planetary
aberration
is that due to the
motion
of light and the
motion
of the
planet
re
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