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Definition of cipher
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Cipher
(v. t.) To
decipher.
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Cryptography
::
Cryptography
(n.) The act or art of
writing
in
secret
characters;
also,
secret
characters,
or
cipher..
Zero
::
Zero (n.) A
cipher;
nothing;
naught.
Octillion
::
Octillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
method
of
numeration
(which
method
is
followed
also in the
United
States)
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
twenty-seven
ciphers
annexed.
According
to the
English
method,
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
forty-eight
ciphers
annexed.
See
Numeration..
Decillion
::
Decillion
(n.)
According
to the
English
notation,
a
million
involved
to the tenth
power,
or a unit with sixty
ciphers
annexed;
according
to the
French
and
American
notation,
a
thousand
involved
to the
eleventh
power,
or a unit with
thirty-three
ciphers
annexed.
[See the Note under
Numeration.].
Ciphered
::
Ciphered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Ciphe.
Quadrillion
::
Quadrillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
notation,
which is
followed
also upon the
Continent
and in the
United
States,
a unit with
fifteen
ciphers
annexed;
according
to the
English
notation,
the
number
produced
by
involving
a
million
to the
fourth
power,
or the
number
represented
by a unit with
twenty-four
ciphers
annexed.
See the Note under
Numeration..
Legible
::
Legible
(a.)
Capable
of being read or
deciphered;
distinct
to the eye;
plain;
-- used of
writing
or
printing;
as, a fair,
legible
manuscript..
Decipherer
::
Decipherer
(n.) One who
deciphers.
Sphenography
::
Sphenography
(n.) The art of
writing
in
cuneiform
characters,
or of
deciphering
inscriptions
made in such
characters..
Deciphered
::
Deciphered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Deciphe.
Cryptogram
::
Cryptogram
(n.) A
cipher
writing.
Same as
Cryptograph.
Cipher
::
Cipher
(v. t.) To get by
ciphering;
as, to
cipher
out the
answer..
Cipher
::
Cipher
(v. t.) To write in
occult
characters.
Cipher
::
Cipher
(v. t.) To
designate
by
characters.
Decipher
::
Decipher
(v. t.) To find out, so as to be able to make known the
meaning
of; to make out or read, as words badly
written
or
partly
obliterated;
to
detect;
to
reveal;
to
unfold..
Nonillion
::
Nonillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
and
American
notation,
a
thousand
octillions,
or a unit with
thirty
ciphers
annexed;
according
to the
English
notation,
a
million
octillions,
or a unit with
fifty-four
ciphers
annexed.
See the Note under
Numeration..
Cryptographical
::
Cryptographical
(a.)
Relating
to
cryptography;
written
in
secret
characters
or in
cipher,
or with
sympathetic
ink..
Sextillion
::
Sextillion
(n.)
According
to the
method
of
numeration
(which
is
followed
also in the
United
States),
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
twenty-one
ciphers
annexed.
According
to the
English
method,
a
million
raised
to the sixth
power,
or the
number
expressed
by a unit with
thirty-six
ciphers
annexed.
See
Numeration..
Obliterate
::
Obliterate
(v. t.) To erase or blot out; to
efface;
to
render
undecipherable,
as a
writing..
Colophon
::
Colophon
(n.) An
inscription,
monogram,
or
cipher,
containing
the place and date of
publication,
printer's
name, etc.,
formerly
placed
on the last page of a
book..
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