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Definition of orbit
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Orbit (n.) An orb or ball.
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Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(n.) In the
Ptolemaic
system,
the
supposed
circular
orbit of a
planet
about the
earth,
but with the earth not in its
center..
Anomaly
::
Anomaly
(n.) The
angular
distance
of a
planet
from its
perihelion,
as seen from the sun. This is the true
anomaly.
The
eccentric
anomaly
is a
corresponding
angle at the
center
of the
elliptic
orbit of the
planet.
The mean
anomaly
is what the
anomaly
would be if the
planet's
angular
motion
were
uniform..
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..
Apsidal
::
Apsidal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
apsides
of an
orbit.
Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(n.) A
circle
described
about the
center
of an
elliptical
orbit,
with half the major axis for
radius..
Sorbite
::
Sorbite
(n.) A
sugarlike
substance,
isomeric
with
mannite
and
dulcite,
found with
sorbin
in the ripe
berries
of the sorb, and
extracted
as a sirup or a white
crystalline
substance..
Exorbitantly
::
Exorbitantly
(adv.)
In an
exorbitant,
excessive,
or
irregular
manner;
enormously..
Arrogance
::
Arrogance
(n.) The act or habit of
arrogating,
or
making
undue
claims
in an
overbearing
manner;
that
species
of pride which
consists
in
exorbitant
claims
of rank,
dignity,
estimation,
or
power,
or which
exalts
the worth or
importance
of the
person
to an undue
degree;
proud
contempt
of
others;
lordliness;
haughtiness;
self-assumption;
presumption..
Superciliary
::
Superciliary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
eyebrows;
supraorbital.
Suprapedal
::
Supraorbitar
(a.)
Situated
above the orbit of the eye.
Rapacity
::
Rapacity
(n.) The act or
practice
of
extorting
or
exacting
by
oppressive
injustice;
exorbitant
greediness
of gain.
Comet
::
Comet (n.) A
member
of the solar
system
which
usually
moves in an
elongated
orbit,
approaching
very near to the sun in its
perihelion,
and
receding
to a very great
distance
from it at its
aphelion.
A comet
commonly
consists
of three
parts:
the
nucleus,
the
envelope,
or coma, and the tail; but one or more of these parts is
frequently
wanting.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
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..
Orbitolites
::
Orbitolites
(n.) A genus of
living
Foraminifera,
forming
broad,
thin,
circular
disks,
containing
numerous
small
chambers..
Ellipse
::
Ellipse
(n.) The
elliptical
orbit of a
planet.
Antorbital
::
Antorbital
(n.) The
antorbital
bone.
Plane
::
Plane (a.) An ideal
surface,
conceived
as
coinciding
with, or
containing,
some
designated
astronomical
line,
circle,
or other
curve;
as, the plane of an
orbit;
the plane of the
ecliptic,
or of the
equator..
Malar
::
Malar (n.) The cheek bone, which forms a part of the lower edge of the
orbit..
Shave
::
Shave (v. t.) An
exorbitant
discount
on a note.
Infraorbital
::
Infraorbital
(a.) Below the
orbit;
as, the
infraorbital
foramen;
the
infraorbital
nerve..
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