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Definition of trace
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Trace (v. i.) To walk; to go; to
travel.
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Traceable
::
Traceable
(a.)
Capable
of being
traced.
Affiliate
::
Affiliate
(v. t.) To
connect
in the way of
descent;
to trace
origin
to.
Constellation
::
Constellation
(n.) A
cluster
or group of fixed
stars,
or
dvision
of the
heavens,
designated
in most cases by the name of some
animal,
or of some
mythologial
personage,
within
whose
imaginary
outline,
as
traced
upon the
heavens,
the group is
included..
Tracer
::
Tracer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
traces..
Greensand
::
Greensand
(n.) A
variety
of
sandstone,
usually
imperfectly
consolidated,
consisting
largely
of
glauconite,
a
silicate
of iron and
potash
of a green
color,
mixed with sand and a trace of
phosphate
of
lime..
Pinite
::
Pinite
(n.) Any
fossil
wood which
exhibits
traces
of
having
belonged
to the Pine
family.
Cusp
::
Cusp (n.) A
triangular
protection
from the
intrados
of an arch, or from an inner curve of
tracery..
Oillet
::
Oillet
(n.) A small
circular
opening,
and ring of
moldings
surrounding
it, used in
window
tracery
in
Gothic
architecture..
Dryfoot
::
Dryfoot
(n.) The scent of the game, as far as it can be
traced..
Tract
::
Tract (v. t.) To trace out; to
track;
also, to draw out; to
protact..
Train
::
Train (v. t.) To
trace,
as a lode or any
mineral
appearance,
to its
head..
Traced
::
traced
(imp. & p. p.) of Trac.
Hypotrochoid
::
Hypotrochoid
(n.) A
curve,
traced
by a point in the
radius,
or
radius
produced,
of a
circle
which rolls upon the
concave
side of a fixed
circle.
See
Hypocycloid,
Epicycloid,
and
Trochoid..
Cairn
::
Cairn (n.) A pile of
stones
heaped
up as a
landmark,
or to
arrest
attention,
as in
surveying,
or in
leaving
traces
of an
exploring
party,
etc..
Camera Obscura
::
Camera
obscura
() An
apparatus
in which the
images
of
external
objects,
formed
by a
convex
lens or a
concave
mirror,
are
thrown
on a paper or other white
surface
placed
in the focus of the lens or
mirror
within
a
darkened
chamber,
or box, so that the
outlines
may be
traced..
Retrace
::
Retrace
(v. t.) To trace back, as a
line..
Describe
::
Describe
(v. t.) To
represent
by
drawing;
to draw a plan of; to
delineate;
to trace or mark out; as, to
describe
a
circle
by the
compasses;
a torch waved about the head in such a way as to
describe
a
circle..
Whippletree
::
Whippletree
(n.) The
pivoted
or
swinging
bar to which the
traces,
or tugs, of a
harness
are
fastened,
and by which a
carriage,
a plow, or other
implement
or
vehicle,
is
drawn;
a
whiffletree;
a
swingletree;
a
singletree.
See
Singletree..
Mark
::
Mark (v. t.) To leave a
trace,
scratch,
scar, or other mark, upon, or any
evidence
of
action;
as, a
pencil
marks
paper;
his
hobnails
marked
the
floor..
Phonautograph
::
Phonautograph
(n.) An
instrument
by means of which a sound can be made to
produce
a
visible
trace or
record
of
itself.
It
consists
essentially
of a
resonant
vessel,
usually
of
paraboloidal
form,
closed
at one end by a
flexible
membrane.
A
stylus
attached
to some point of the
membrane
records
the
movements
of the
latter,
as it
vibrates,
upon a
moving
cylinder
or
plate..
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