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Definition of circle
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Circle
(n.) A round body; a
sphere;
an orb.
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Outer
::
Outer (n.) The part of a
target
which is
beyond
the
circles
surrounding
the
bull's-eye.
Function
::
Function
(n.) A
quantity
so
connected
with
another
quantity,
that if any
alteration
be made in the
latter
there will be a
consequent
alteration
in the
former.
Each
quantity
is said to be a
function
of the
other.
Thus, the
circumference
of a
circle
is a
function
of the
diameter.
If x be a
symbol
to which
different
numerical
values
can be
assigned,
such
expressions
as x2, 3x, Log. x, and Sin. x, are all
functions
of x..
Compass
::
Compass
(n.) A
circle;
a
continent.
Gird
::
Gird (v. t.) To
encircle
or bind with any
flexible
band.
Incirclet
::
Incirclet
(n.) A small
circle.
Circlet
::
Circlet
(n.) A
circular
piece of wood put under a dish at
table.
Sector
::
Sector
(n.) An
astronomical
instrument,
the limb of which
embraces
a small
portion
only of a
circle,
used for
measuring
differences
of
declination
too great for the
compass
of a
micrometer.
When it is used for
measuring
zenith
distances
of
stars,
it is
called
a
zenith
sector..
Verticil
::
Verticil
(n.) A
circle
either
of
leaves
or
flowers
about a stem at the same node; a
whorl.
Environ
::
Environ
(v. t.) To
surround;
to
encompass;
to
encircle;
to hem in; to be round
about;
to
involve
or
envelop.
Ringleader
::
Ringleader
(n.) The
leader
of a
circle
of
dancers;
hence,
the
leader
of a
number
of
persons
acting
together;
the
leader
of a herd of
animals..
Ingirt
::
Ingirt
(a.)
Surrounded;
encircled.
Spherics
::
Spherics
(n.) The
doctrine
of the
sphere;
the
science
of the
properties
and
relations
of the
circles,
figures,
and other
magnitudes
of a
sphere,
produced
by
planes
intersecting
it;
spherical
geometry
and
trigonometry..
Round
::
Round (a.)
Having
a
curved
outline
or form;
especially,
one like the arc of a
circle
or an
ellipse,
or a
portion
of the
surface
of a
sphere;
rotund;
bulging;
protuberant;
not
angular
or
pointed;
as, a round arch; round
hills..
Encirclet
::
Encirclet
(n.) A small
circle;
a ring.
Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(a.)
Deviating
or
departing
from the
center,
or from the line of a
circle;
as, an
eccentric
or
elliptical
orbit;
pertaining
to
deviation
from the
center
or from true
circular
motion..
Girdle
::
Girdle
(n.) That which
girds,
encircles,
or
incloses;
a
circumference;
a belt; esp., a belt, sash, or
article
of dress
encircling
the body
usually
at the
waist;
a
cestus..
Jaw
::
"Jaw (n.) The inner end of a boom or gaff,
hollowed
in a half
circle
so as to move
freely
on a
mast..
Hoop
::
Hoop (n.) A
circle,
or
combination
of
circles,
of thin
whalebone,
metal,
or other
elastic
material,
used for
expanding
the
skirts
of
ladies'
dresses;
crinoline;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural..
Pelecoid
::
Pelecoid
(n.) A
figure,
somewhat
hatched-shaped,
bounded
by a
semicircle
and two
inverted
quadrants,
and equal in area to the
square
ABCD
inclosed
by the
chords
of the four
quadrants..
Quadrate
::
Quadrate
(a.) An
aspect
of the
heavenly
bodies
in which they are
distant
from each other 90ยก, or the
quarter
of a
circle;
quartile.
See the Note under
Aspect,
6..
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