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Definition of circle
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Circle
(n.) A
company
assembled,
or
conceived
to
assemble,
about a
central
point of
interest,
or bound by a
common
tie; a class or
division
of
society;
a
coterie;
a set..
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Belted
::
Belted
(a.)
Marked
with a band or
circle;
as, a
belted
stalk..
Round
::
Round (v. t.) To
surround;
to
encircle;
to
encompass.
Bangle
::
Bangle
(n.) An
ornamental
circlet,
of
glass,
gold,
silver,
or other
material,
worn by women in India and
Africa,
and in some other
countries,
upon the wrist or
ankle;
a ring
bracelet..
Point
::
Point (n.) A fixed
conventional
place for
reference,
or zero of
reckoning,
in the
heavens,
usually
the
intersection
of two or more great
circles
of the
sphere,
and named
specifically
in each case
according
to the
position
intended;
as, the
equinoctial
points;
the
solstitial
points;
the nodal
points;
vertical
points,
etc. See
Equinoctial
Nodal..
Stradometrical
::
Straddling
(a.)
Applied
to
spokes
when they are
arranged
alternately
in two
circles
in the hub. See
Straddle,
v. i., and
Straddle,
v. t., 3..
Cyclical
::
Cyclical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a cycle or
circle;
moving
in
cycles;
as,
cyclical
time..
Divider
::
Divider
(n.) An
instrument
for
dividing
lines,
describing
circles,
etc.,
compasses.
See
Compasses..
Tiara
::
Tiara (n.) A form of
headdress
worn by the
ancient
Persians.
According
to
Xenophon,
the royal tiara was
encircled
with a
diadem,
and was high and
erect,
while those of the
people
were
flexible,
or had rims
turned
over..
Pale
::
Pale (v. t.) To
inclose
with
pales,
or as with
pales;
to
encircle;
to
encompass;
to fence off..
Flanch
::
Flanch
(n.) A
bearing
consisting
of a
segment
of a
circle
encroaching
on the field from the side.
Cycloid
::
Cycloid
(n.) A curve
generated
by a point in the plane of a
circle
when the
circle
is
rolled
along a
straight
line,
keeping
always
in the same
plane..
Vestlet
::
Vestlet
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
actinians
belonging
to the genus
Cerianthus.
These
animals
have a long,
smooth
body
tapering
to the base, and two
separate
circles
of
tentacles
around
the
mouth.
They form a
tough,
flexible,
feltlike
tube with a
smooth
internal
lining,
in which they
dwell,
whence
the
name..
Bead
::
Bead (n.) A small
molding
of
rounded
surface,
the
section
being
usually
an arc of a
circle.
It may be
continuous,
or
broken
into short
embossments..
Roundure
::
Roundure
(n.)
Roundness;
a round or
circle.
Encircled
::
Encircled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Encircl.
Interosculant
::
Interosculant
(a.)
Mutually
touching
or
intersecting;
as,
interosculant
circles..
Parallel
::
Parallel
(n.) One of the
imaginary
circles
on the
surface
of the
earth,
parallel
to the
equator,
marking
the
latitude;
also, the
corresponding
line on a globe or map..
Nimbus
::
Nimbus
(n.) A
circle,
or disk, or any
indication
of
radiant
light
around
the heads of
divinities,
saints,
and
sovereigns,
upon
medals,
pictures,
etc.; a halo. See
Aureola,
and
Glory,
n., 5..
Semicircle
::
Semicircle
(n.) A
semicircumference.
Encircle
::
Encircle
(v. t.) To form a
circle
about;
to
inclose
within
a
circle
or ring; to
surround;
as, to
encircle
one in the arms; the army
encircled
the
city..
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