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Definition of star
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Star (n.)
Specifically,
a
radiated
mark in
writing
or
printing;
an
asterisk
[thus,
*]; -- used as a
reference
to a note, or to fill a blank where
something
is
omitted,
etc..
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Astrometry
::
Astrometry
(n.) The art of
making
measurements
among the
stars,
or of
determining
their
relative
magnitudes..
Whim
::
Whim (n.) A
sudden
turn or start of the mind; a
temporary
eccentricity;
a
freak;
a
fancy;
a
capricious
notion;
a
humor;
a
caprice.
Stark
::
Stark (n.)
Stiff;
rigid.
Asteridea
::
Asteridea
(n. pl.) A class of
Echinodermata
including
the true
starfishes.
The rays vary in
number
and
always
have
ambulacral
grooves
below.
The body is
star-shaped
or
pentagonal.
Bolt
::
Bolt (v. i.) To start forth like a bolt or
arrow;
to
spring
abruptly;
to come or go
suddenly;
to dart; as, to bolt out of the
room..
Starfish
::
Starfish
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
echinoderms
belonging
to the class
Asterioidea,
in which the body is
star-shaped
and
usually
has five rays,
though
the
number
of rays
varies
from five to forty or more. The rays are often long, but are
sometimes
so short as to
appear
only as
angles
to the
disklike
body.
Called
also sea star,
five-finger,
and
stellerid..
Starry
::
Starry
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
proceeding
from, the
stars;
stellar;
stellary;
as,
starry
light;
starry
flame..
Intussusception
::
Intussusception
(n.) The
interposition
of new
particles
of
formative
material
among those
already
existing,
as in a cell wall, or in a
starch
grain..
Asterism
::
Asterism
(n.) A small
cluster
of
stars.
Belly-pinched
::
Belly-pinched
(a.)
Pinched
with
hunger;
starved.
Genethliacs
::
Genethliacs
(n.) The
science
of
calculating
nativities,
or
predicting
the
future
events
of life from the stars which
preside
at
birth..
Lyrid
::
Lyrid (n.) One of the group of
shooting
stars which come into the air in
certain
years on or about the 19th of
April;
-- so
called
because
the
apparent
path among the stars the stars if
produced
back wards
crosses
the
constellation
Lyra.
Constellate
::
Constellate
(v. t.) To unite in one
luster
or
radiance,
as
stars..
Sabianism
::
Sabianism
(n.) The
doctrine
of the
Sabians;
the
Sabian
religion;
that
species
of
idolatry
which
consists
in
worshiping
the sun, moon, and
stars;
heliolatry..
Occulted
::
Occulted
(a.)
Concealed
by the
intervention
of some other
heavenly
body, as a star by the
moon..
Comatula
::
Comatula
(n.) A
crinoid
of the genus
Antedon
and
related
genera.
When young they are fixed by a stem. When adult they
become
detached
and cling to
seaweeds,
etc., by their
dorsal
cirri;
--
called
also
feather
stars..
Magical
::
Magical
(a.)
Performed
by, or
proceeding
from,
occult
and
superhuman
agencies;
done by, or
seemingly
done by,
enchantment
or
sorcery.
Hence:
Seemingly
requiring
more than human
power;
imposing
or
startling
in
performance;
producing
effects
which seem
supernatural
or very
extraordinary;
having
extraordinary
properties;
as, a magic
lantern;
a magic
square
or
circle..
Starchness
::
Starchly
(adv.)
In a
starched
or
starch
manner.
Starched
::
Star-chamber
(n.) An
ancient
high court
exercising
jurisdiction
in
certain
cases,
mainly
criminal,
which sat
without
the
intervention
of a jury. It
consisted
of the
king's
council,
or of the privy
council
only with the
addition
of
certain
judges.
It could
proceed
on mere rumor or
examine
witnesses;
it could apply
torture.
It was
abolished
by the Long
Parliament
in
1641..
Intersidereal
::
Intersidereal
(a.)
Between
or among
constellations
or
stars;
interstellar.
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