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Definition of rhomb
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 rhomb is as below...
Rhomb (n.) An
equilateral
parallelogram,
or
quadrilateral
figure
whose sides are equal and the
opposite
sides
parallel.
The
angles
may be
unequal,
two being
obtuse
and two
acute,
as in the cut, or the
angles
may be
equal,
in which case it is
usually
called
a
square..
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Skate
::
Skate (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
large,
flat
elasmobranch
fishes
of the genus Raia,
having
a long,
slender
tail,
terminated
by a small
caudal
fin. The
pectoral
fins, which are large and broad and
united
to the sides of the body and head, give a
somewhat
rhombic
form to these
fishes.
The skin is more or less
spinose..
Enargite
::
Enargite
(n.) An
iron-black
mineral
of
metallic
luster,
occurring
in small
orthorhombic
crystals,
also
massive.
It
contains
sulphur,
arsenic,
copper,
and often
silver..
Tetragon
::
Tetragon
(n.) A plane
figure
having
four sides and
angles;
a
quadrangle,
as a
square,
a
rhombus,
etc..
Libethenite
::
Libethenite
(n.) A
mineral
of an
olive-green
color,
commonly
in
orthorhombic
crystals.
It is a
hydrous
phosphate
of
copper..
Brookite
::
Brookite
(n.) A
mineral
consisting
of
titanic
oxide,
and hence
identical
with
rutile
and
octahedrite
in
composition,
but
crystallizing
in the
orthorhombic
system..
Rhombic
::
Rhombic
(a.) Same as
Orthorhombic.
Pinfish
::
Pinfish
(n.) The
sailor's
choice
(Diplodus,
/
Lagodon,
rhomboides)..
Rhomboid
::
Rhomboid
(a.) Same as
Rhomboidal.
Zoisite
::
Zoisite
(n.) A
grayish
or
whitish
mineral
occurring
in
orthorhombic,
prismatic
crystals,
also in
columnar
masses.
It is a
silicate
of
alumina
and lime, and is
allied
to
epidote..
Rhombus
::
Rhombus
(n.) Same as
Rhomb,
1..
Scorodite
::
Scorodite
(n.) A
leek-green
or
brownish
mineral
occurring
in
orthorhombic
crystals.
It is a
hydrous
arseniate
of iron.
Calcite
::
Calcite
(n.)
Calcium
carbonate,
or
carbonate
of lime. It is
rhombohedral
in its
crystallization,
and thus
distinguished
from
aragonite.
It
includes
common
limestone,
chalk,
and
marble.
Called
also
calc-spar
and
calcareous
spar..
Enstatite
::
Enstatite
(n.) A
mineral
of the
pyroxene
group,
orthorhombic
in
crystallization;
often
fibrous
and
massive;
color
grayish
white or
greenish.
It is a
silicate
of
magnesia
with some iron.
Bronzite
is a
ferriferous
variety..
Brachydiagonal
::
Brachydiagonal
(n.) The
shorter
of the
diagonals
in a
rhombic
prism.
Gmelinite
::
Gmelinite
(n.) A
rhombohedral
zeolitic
mineral,
related
in form and
composition
to
chabazite..
Rhomboid-ovate
::
Rhomboid-ovate
(a.)
Between
rhomboid
and
ovate,
or oval, in
shape..
Magnesite
::
Magnesite
(n.)
Native
magnesium
carbonate
occurring
in white
compact
or
granular
masses,
and also in
rhombohedral
crystals..
Macropinacoid
::
Macropinacoid
(n.) One of the two
planes
of an
orthorhombic
crystal
which are
parallel
to the
vertical
and
longer
lateral
(macrodiagonal)
axes.
Rhombic
::
Rhombic
(a.)
Shaped
like a
rhomb.
Siderite
::
Siderite
(n.)
Carbonate
of iron, an
important
ore of iron
occuring
generally
in
cleavable
masses,
but also in
rhombohedral
crystals.
It is of a light
yellowish
brown
color.
Called
also
sparry
iron,
spathic
iron..
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