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Definition of orbit
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Orbit (n.) The
cavity
or
socket
of the skull in which the eye and its
appendages
are
situated.
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Orbitonasal
::
Orbitonasal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the orbit and the nose; as, the
orbitonasal,
or
ophthalmic,
nerve..
Apogee
::
Apogee
(n.) That point in the orbit of the moon which is at the
greatest
distance
from the
earth.
Ellipse
::
Ellipse
(n.) The
elliptical
orbit of a
planet.
Postorbital
::
Postorbital
(n.) A
postorbital
bone or
scale.
Orb
::
Orb (n.) A
circle;
esp., a
circle,
or
nearly
circular
orbit,
described
by the
revolution
of a
heavenly
body; an
orbit..
Trochlea
::
Trochlea
(n.) A
pulley,
or a
structure
resembling
a
pulley;
as, the
trochlea,
or
pulleylike
end, of the
humerus,
which
articulates
with the ulna; or the
trochlea,
or
fibrous
ring, in the upper part of the
orbit,
through
which the
superior
oblique,
or
trochlear,
muscle
of the eye
passes..
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..
Disorb
::
Disorb
(v. t.) To throw out of the
proper
orbit;
to
unsphere.
Dear
::
Dear
(superl.)
Marked
by
scarcity
or
dearth,
and
exorbitance
of
price;
as, a dear
year..
Exorbitantly
::
Exorbitantly
(adv.)
In an
exorbitant,
excessive,
or
irregular
manner;
enormously..
Exorbitance
::
Exorbitance
(n.) Alt. of
Exorbitanc.
Periastron
::
Periastron
(n.) That
point,
in the real or
apparent
orbit of one star
revolving
around
another,
at which the
former
is
nearest
to the
latter..
Usurious
::
Usurious
(a.)
Practicing
usury;
taking
illegal
or
exorbitant
interest
for the use of
money;
as, a
usurious
person..
Venus
::
Venus (n.) One of the
planets,
the
second
in order from the sun, its orbit lying
between
that of
Mercury
and that of the
Earth,
at a mean
distance
from the sun of about
67,000,000
miles.
Its
diameter
is 7,700
miles,
and its
sidereal
period
224.7 days. As the
morning
star, it was
called
by the
ancients
Lucifer;
as the
evening
star,
Hesperus..
Orbit
::
Orbit (n.) The
cavity
or
socket
of the skull in which the eye and its
appendages
are
situated.
Ultrazodiacal
::
Ultrazodiacal
(a.)
Outside
the
zodiac;
being in that part of the
heavens
that is more than eight
degrees
from the
ecliptic;
as,
ultrazodiacal
planets,
that is, those
planets
which in part of their
orbits
go
beyond
the
zodiac..
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..
Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(a.)
Deviating
or
departing
from the
center,
or from the line of a
circle;
as, an
eccentric
or
elliptical
orbit;
pertaining
to
deviation
from the
center
or from true
circular
motion..
Sun
::
Sun (n.) The
luminous
orb, the light of which
constitutes
day, and its
absence
night;
the
central
body round which the earth and
planets
revolve,
by which they are held in their
orbits,
and from which they
receive
light and heat. Its mean
distance
from the earth is about
92,500,000
miles,
and its
diameter
about
860,000..
Orbitar
::
Orbitar
(a.)
Orbital.
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