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Definition of shadow
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 shadow is as below...
Shadow
(n.) To
attend
as
closely
as a
shadow;
to
follow
and watch
closely,
especially
in a
secret
or
unobserved
manner;
as, a
detective
shadows
a
criminal..
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Shadowing
::
Shadowing
(n.) A faint
representation;
an
adumbration.
Shadowing
::
Shadowing
(n.)
Shade,
or
gradation
of light and
color;
shading..
Shadowing
::
Shadowing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Shado.
Silhouette
::
Silhouette
(n.) A
representation
of the
outlines
of an
object
filled
in with a black
color;
a
profile
portrait
in
black,
such as a
shadow
appears
to be..
Quadrat
::
Quadrat
(n.) An old
instrument
used for
taking
altitudes;
--
called
also
geometrical
square,
and line of
shadows..
Umbratical
::
Umbratical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the shade or
darkness;
shadowy;
unreal;
secluded;
retired.
Ascians
::
Ascians
(n. pl.)
Persons
who, at
certain
times of the year, have no
shadow
at noon; --
applied
to the
inhabitants
of the
torrid
zone, who have, twice a year, a
vertical
sun..
Antiscii
::
Antiscii
(n. pl.) The
inhabitants
of the
earth,
living
on
different
sides of the
equator,
whose
shadows
at noon are cast in
opposite
directions..
Eclipse
::
Eclipse
(n.) An
interception
or
obscuration
of the light of the sun, moon, or other
luminous
body, by the
intervention
of some other body,
either
between
it and the eye, or
between
the
luminous
body and that
illuminated
by it. A lunar
eclipse
is
caused
by the moon
passing
through
the
earth's
shadow;
a solar
eclipse,
by the moon
coming
between
the sun and the
observer.
A
satellite
is
eclipsed
by
entering
the
shadow
of its
primary.
The
obscuration
of a
planet
or star by the moon or a
planet,
thoug
Emersion
::
Emersion
(n.) The
reappearance
of a
heavenly
body after an
eclipse
or
occultation;
as, the
emersion
of the moon from the
shadow
of the
earth;
the
emersion
of a star from
behind
the
moon..
Disshadow
::
Disshadow
(v. t.) To free from
shadow
or
shade.
Signal
::
Signal
(n.) A
token;
an
indication;
a
foreshadowing;
a sign.
Shadowy
::
Shadowy
(a.) Full of shade or
shadows;
causing
shade or
shadow.
Ghost
::
Ghost (n.) Any faint
shadowy
semblance;
an
unsubstantial
image;
a
phantom;
a
glimmering;
as, not a ghost of a
chance;
the ghost of an
idea..
Baroscope
::
Baroscope
(n.) Any
instrument
showing
the
changes
in the
weight
of the
atmosphere;
also, less
appropriately,
any
instrument
that
indicates
-or
foreshadows
changes
of the
weather,
as a deep vial of
liquid
holding
in
suspension
some
substance
which rises and falls with
atmospheric
changes..
Dial
::
Dial (n.) An
instrument,
formerly
much used for
showing
the time of day from the
shadow
of a style or
gnomon
on a
graduated
arc or
surface;
esp., a
sundial;
but there are lunar and
astral
dials.
The style or
gnomon
is
usually
parallel
to the
earth's
axis, but the dial plate may be
either
horizontal
or
vertical..
Shadow
::
Shadow
(n.) A
shaded
place;
shelter;
protection;
security.
Adumbration
::
Adumbration
(n.) The
shadow
or
outlines
of a
figure.
Umbrate
::
Umbrate
(v. t.) To
shade;
to
shadow;
to
foreshadow.
Sciomachy
::
Sciomachy
(n.) A
fighting
with a
shadow;
a mock
contest;
an
imaginary
or
futile
combat.
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