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Definition of point
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of point is as below...
Point (n.) An
indefinitely
small
space;
a mere spot
indicated
or
supposed.
Specifically:
(Geom.)
That which has
neither
parts nor
magnitude;
that which has
position,
but has
neither
length,
breadth,
nor
thickness,
--
sometimes
conceived
of as the limit of a line; that by the
motion
of which a line is
conceived
to be
produced..
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Corner
::
Corner
(n.) The point where two
converging
lines meet; an
angle,
either
external
or
internal..
Indict
::
Indict
(v. t.) To
appoint
publicly
or by
authority;
to
proclaim
or
announce.
Prickle
::
Prickle
(n.) A
little
prick;
a
small,
sharp
point;
a fine, sharp
process
or
projection,
as from the skin of an
animal,
the bark of a
plant,
etc.; a
spine..
Rivet
::
Rivet (v. t.) To
spread
out the end or point of, as of a
metallic
pin, rod, or bolt, by
beating
or
pressing,
so as to form a sort of
head..
Unicursal
::
Unicursal
(a.) That can be
passed
over in a
single
course;
-- said of a curve when the
coordinates
of the point on the curve can be
expressed
as
rational
algebraic
functions
of a
single
parameter
/.
Orthodromics
::
Orthodromics
(n.) The art of
sailing
in a
direct
course,
or on the arc of a great
circle,
which is the
shortest
distance
between
any two
points
on the
surface
of the
globe;
great-circle
sailing;
orthodromy..
Beak
::
Beak (n.)
Anything
projecting
or
ending
in a
point,
like a beak, as a
promontory
of
land..
Fellow
::
Fellow
(n.) In an
American
college
or
university,
a
member
of the
corporation
which
manages
its
business
interests;
also, a
graduate
appointed
to a
fellowship,
who
receives
the
income
of the
foundation..
Game
::
Game (v. i.) That which is
gained,
as the stake in a game; also, the
number
of
points
necessary
to be
scored
in order to win a game; as, in short whist five
points
are
game..
Uncovenanted
::
Uncovenanted
(a.) Not
having
entered
into
relationship
with God
through
the
appointed
means of
grace;
also, not
promised
or
assured
by the
divine
promises
or
conditions;
as,
uncovenanted
mercies..
Entail
::
Entail
(n.) To
appoint
hereditary
possessor.
Dyingly
::
Dyingly
(adv.)
In a dying
manner;
as if at the point of
death.
Regarder
::
Regarder
(n.) An
officer
appointed
to
supervise
the
forest.
Needle
::
Needle
(n.) Any
slender,
pointed
object,
like a
needle,
as a
pointed
crystal,
a sharp
pinnacle
of rock, an
obelisk,
etc..
Unbarbed
::
Unbarbed
(a.)
Destitute
of
bards,
or of
reversed
points,
hairs,
or
plumes;
as, an
unbarded
feather..
Mullet
::
Mullet
(n.) A star,
usually
five
pointed
and
pierced;
-- when used as a
difference
it
indicates
the third son..
Perihelium
::
Perihelium
(n.) That point of the orbit of a
planet
or comet which is
nearest
to the sun; --
opposed
to
aphelion.
Picket
::
Picket
(n.) A stake
sharpened
or
pointed,
especially
one used in
fortification
and
encampments,
to mark
bounds
and
angles;
or one used for
tethering
horses..
Stork-billed
::
Stork (n.) Any one of
several
species
of large
wading
birds of the
family
Ciconidae,
having
long legs and a long,
pointed
bill. They are found both in the Old World and in
America,
and
belong
to
Ciconia
and
several
allied
genera.
The
European
white stork
(Ciconia
alba) is the best
known.
It
commonly
makes its nests on the top of a
building,
a
chimney,
a
church
spire,
or a
pillar.
The black stork (C.
nigra)
is
native
of Asia,
Africa,
and
Europe..
Fit
::
Fit (n.) A
darting
point;
a
sudden
emission.
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