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Definition of circ
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Circ (n.) An
amphitheatrical
circle
for
sports;
a
circus.
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Fixture
::
Fixture
(n.)
Anything
of an
accessory
character
annexed
to
houses
and
lands,
so as to
constitute
a part of them. This term is,
however,
quite
frequently
used in the
peculiar
sense of
personal
chattels
annexed
to lands and
tenements,
but
removable
by the
person
annexing
them, or his
personal
representatives.
In this
latter
sense,
the same
things
may be
fixtures
under some
circumstances,
and not
fixtures
under
others..
Imprudence
::
Imprudence
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
imprudent;
want to
caution,
circumspection,
or a due
regard
to
consequences;
indiscretion;
inconsideration;
reshness;
also, an
imprudent
act; as, he was
guilty
of an
imprudence..
Break
::
Break (v. t.) An
opening
or
displacement
in the
circuit,
interrupting
the
electrical
current..
Cyclopedic
::
Cyclopedic
(a.)
Belonging
to the
circle
of the
sciences,
or to a
cyclopedia;
of the
nature
of a
cyclopedia;
hence,
of great
range,
extent,
or
amount;
as, a man of
cyclopedic
knowledge..
Circumincession
::
Circumincession
(n.) The
reciprocal
existence
in each other of the three
persons
of the
Trinity.
Subcontrary
::
Subcontrary
(a.)
Having,
or being in, a
contrary
order;
-- said of a
section
of an
oblique
cone
having
a
circular
base made by a plane not
parallel
to the base, but so
inclined
to the axis that the
section
is a
circle;
applied
also to two
similar
triangles
when so
placed
as to have a
common
angle at the
vertex,
the
opposite
sides not being
parallel..
Wafer
::
Wafer (n.) A thin cake or piece of bread
(commonly
unleavened,
circular,
and
stamped
with a
crucifix
or with the
sacred
monogram)
used in the
Eucharist,
as in the Roman
Catholic
Church..
Harpy
::
Harpy (n.) The
European
moor
buzzard
or marsh
harrier
(Circus
aeruginosus).
Router
::
Router
(n.) A plane made like a
spokeshave,
for
working
the
inside
edges of
circular
sashes..
Semisextile
::
Semisextile
(n.) An
aspect
of the
planets
when they are
distant
from each other the
twelfth
part of a
circle,
or
thirty
degrees..
Circumcise
::
Circumcise
(v. t.) To
purify
spiritually.
Circumcision
::
Circumcision
(n.)
Rejection
of the sins of the
flesh;
spiritual
purification,
and
acceptance
of the
Christian
faith..
Circumvallate
::
Circumvallate
(a.)
Surrounded
by a ridge or
elevation;
as, the
circumvallate
papillae,
near the base of the
tongue..
Roundaboutness
::
Roundaboutness
(n.) The
quality
of being
roundabout;
circuitousness.
Expansion
::
Expansion
(n.)
Enlargement
or
extension
of
business
transactions;
esp.,
increase
of the
circulation
of bank
notes..
Circumvolation
::
Circumvolation
(n.) The act of
flying
round.
Ground
::
Ground
(v. t.) To
connect
with the
ground
so as to make the earth a part of an
electrical
circuit.
Adverse
::
Adverse
(a.) In
hostile
opposition
to;
unfavorable;
unpropitious;
contrary
to one's
wishes;
unfortunate;
calamitous;
afflictive;
hurtful;
as,
adverse
fates,
adverse
circumstances,
things
adverse..
Pyxidium
::
Pyxidium
(n.) A pod which
divides
circularly
into an upper and lower half, of which the
former
acts as a kind of lid, as in the
pimpernel
and
purslane..
Periscii
::
Periscii
(n. pl.) Those who live
within
a polar
circle,
whose
shadows,
during
some
summer
days, will move
entirely
round,
falling
toward
every point of the
compass..
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