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Definition of spirally
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Spirality
(n.) The
quality
or
states
of being
spiral.
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Worm
::
Worm (n.) To wind rope, yarn, or other
material,
spirally
round,
between
the
strands
of, as a
cable;
to wind with spun yarn, as a small
rope..
Pillworm
::
Pillworm
(n.) Any
myriapod
of the genus Iulus and
allied
genera
which rolls up
spirally;
a
galleyworm.
See
Illust.
under
Myriapod.
Ring
::
Ring (v. i.) To rise in the air
spirally.
Spink
::
Spinii-spirulate
(a.)
Having
spines
arranged
spirally.
See
Spicule.
Spiry
::
Spirulate
(n.)
Having
the color
spots,
or
structural
parts,
arranged
spirally..
Screw
::
Screw (n.) A
cylinder,
or a
cylindrical
perforation,
having
a
continuous
rib,
called
the
thread,
winding
round it
spirally
at a
constant
inclination,
so as to leave a
continuous
spiral
groove
between
one turn and the next, -- used
chiefly
for
producing,
when
revolved,
motion
or
pressure
in the
direction
of its axis, by the
sliding
of the
threads
of the
cylinder
in the
grooves
between
the
threads
of the
perforation
adapted
to it, the
former
being
distinguished
as the
external,
or male
screw,
or,
Tympanum
::
Tympanum
(n.) A
drum-shaped
wheel with
spirally
curved
partitions
by which water is
raised
to the axis when the wheel
revolves
with the lower part of the
circumference
submerged,
-- used for
raising
water,
as for
irrigation..
Involuted
::
Involuted
(a.)
Rolled
inward
spirally.
Gyratory
::
Gyratory
(a.)
Moving
in a
circle,
or
spirally;
revolving;
whirling
around..
Gyrate
::
Gyrate
(n.) To
revolve
round a
central
point;
to move
spirally
about an axis, as a
tornado;
to
revolve..
Nummulites
::
Nummulites
(n.) A genus of
extinct
Tertiary
Foraminifera,
having
a thin, flat, round
shell,
containing
a large
number
of small
chambers
arranged
spirally..
Coil
::
Coil (v. t.) To wind
cylindrically
or
spirally;
as, to coil a rope when not in use; the snake
coiled
itself
before
springing..
Twisted
::
Twisted
(a.)
Contorted;
crooked
spirally;
subjected
to
torsion;
hence,
perverted..
Coil
::
Coil (v. i.) To wind
itself
cylindrically
or
spirally;
to form a coil; to wind; -- often with about or
around.
Twist
::
Twist (v. t.) To
contort;
to
writhe;
to
complicate;
to crook
spirally;
to
convolve.
Serpula
::
Serpula
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
tubicolous
annelids
of the genus
Serpula
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Serpulidae.
They
secrete
a
calcareous
tube, which is
usually
irregularly
contorted,
but is
sometimes
spirally
coiled.
The worm has a
wreath
of
plumelike
and often
bright-colored
gills
around
its head, and
usually
an
operculum
to close the
aperture
of its tube when it
retracts..
Spiralozooid
::
Spirally
(adv.)
In a
spiral
form,
manner,
or
direction..
Tendril
::
Tendril
(a.) A
slender,
leafless
portion
of a plant by which it
becomes
attached
to a
supporting
body, after which the
tendril
usually
contracts
by
coiling
spirally..
Gyroidal
::
Gyroidal
(a.)
Turning
the plane of
polarization
circularly
or
spirally
to the right or left.
Sinistrorsal
::
Sinistrorsal
(a.)
Rising
spirally
from right to left (of the
spectator);
sinistrorse.
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