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Definition of point
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Point (n.) To mark (as
Hebrew)
with vowel
points.
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Shunt
::
Shunt (v. t.) A
conducting
circuit
joining
two
points
in a
conductor,
or the
terminals
of a
galvanometer
or
dynamo,
so as to form a
parallel
or
derived
circuit
through
which a
portion
of the
current
may pass, for the
purpose
of
regulating
the
amount
passing
in the main
circuit..
Ney
::
Ney (n.) A
figure
made up of a large
number
of
straight
lines or
curves,
which are
connected
at
certain
points
and
related
to each other by some
specified
law..
Palette
::
Palette
(n.) One of the
plates
covering
the
points
of
junction
at the bend of the
shoulders
and
elbows.
Agitator
::
Agitator
(n.) One of a body of men
appointed
by the army, in
Cromwell's
time, to look after their
interests;
--
called
also
adjutators..
Cephalaspis
::
Cephalaspis
(n.) A genus of
fossil
ganoid
fishes
found in the old red
sandstone
or
Devonian
formation.
The head is
large,
and
protected
by a broad
shield-shaped
helmet
prolonged
behind
into two
lateral
points..
Reservation
::
Reservation
(n.) A term of canon law, which
signifies
that the pope
reserves
to
himself
appointment
to
certain
benefices..
Thitherto
::
Thitherto
(adv.)
To that
point;
so far.
Demonstrate
::
Demonstrate
(v. t.) To point out; to show; to
exhibit;
to make
evident.
Font
::
Font (n.) A
complete
assortment
of
printing
type of one size,
including
a due
proportion
of all the
letters
in the
alphabet,
large and
small,
points,
accents,
and
whatever
else is
necessary
for
printing
with that
variety
of
types;
a
fount..
Indicate
::
Indicate
(v. t.) To show or
manifest
by
symptoms;
to point to as the
proper
remedies;
as, great
prostration
of
strength
indicates
the use of
stimulants..
Appoint
::
Appoint
(v. i.) To
ordain;
to
determine;
to
arrange.
Sabbath
::
Sabbath
(n.) A
season
or day of rest; one day in seven
appointed
for rest or
worship,
the
observance
of which was
enjoined
upon the Jews in the
Decalogue,
and has been
continued
by the
Christian
church
with a
transference
of the day
observed
from the last to the first day of the week, which is
called
also
Lord's
Day..
Appointed
::
Appointed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Appoin.
Quinquarticular
::
Quinquarticular
(a.)
Relating
to the five
articles
or
points;
as, the
quinquarticular
controversy
between
Arminians
and
Calvinists..
Scabrous
::
Scabrous
(a.) Rough to the
touch,
like a file;
having
small
raised
dots,
scales,
or
points;
scabby;
scurfy;
scaly..
Exorbitant
::
Exorbitant
(a.)
Departing
from an orbit or usual
track;
hence,
deviating
from the usual or due
course;
going
beyond
the
appointed
rules or
established
limits
of right or
propriety;
excessive;
extravagant;
enormous;
inordinate;
as,
exorbitant
appetites
and
passions;
exorbitant
charges,
demands,
or
claims..
Steeler
::
Steeler
(n.) One who
points,
edges,
or
covers
with
steel..
Polyacron
::
Polyacron
(n.) A solid
having
many
summits
or
angular
points;
a
polyhedron.
Prepositor
::
Prepositor
(n.) A
scholar
appointed
to
inspect
other
scholars;
a
monitor.
Pourpoint
::
Pourpoint
(n.) A
quilted
military
doublet
or
gambeson
worn in the 14th and 15th
centuries;
also, a name for the
doublet
of the 16th and 17th
centuries
worn by
civilians..
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