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Definition of circle
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Circle
(n.) A form of
argument
in which two or more
unproved
statements
are used to prove each
other;
inconclusive
reasoning.
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Palladium
::
Palladium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element
of the light
platinum
group,
found
native,
and also
alloyed
with
platinum
and gold. It is a
silver-white
metal
resembling
platinum,
and like it
permanent
and
untarnished
in the air, but is more
easily
fusible.
It is
unique
in its power of
occluding
hydrogen,
which it does to the
extent
of
nearly
a
thousand
volumes,
forming
the alloy Pd2H. It is used for
graduated
circles
and
verniers,
for
plating
certain
silver
goods,
and
somewhat
in
dentistry.
It was so na
Azimuth
::
Azimuth
(n.) The
quadrant
of an
azimuth
circle.
Clique
::
Clique
(v. i.) A
narrow
circle
of
persons
associated
by
common
interests
or for the
accomplishment
of a
common
purpose;
--
generally
used in a bad
sense.
Rundel
::
Rundel
(n.) A
circle.
Annulus
::
Annulus
(n.) The solid
formed
by a
circle
revolving
around
a line which is the plane of the
circle
but does not cut it.
Circuity
::
Circuity
(n.) A going round in a
circle;
a
course
not
direct;
a
roundabout
way of
proceeding.
Deferent
::
Deferent
(n.) An
imaginary
circle
surrounding
the
earth,
in whose
periphery
either
the
heavenly
body or the
center
of the
heavenly
body's
epicycle
was
supposed
to be
carried
round..
Ingirt
::
Ingirt
(a.)
Surrounded;
encircled.
Astragal
::
Astragal
(n.) A
convex
molding
of
rounded
surface,
generally
from half to three
quarters
of a
circle..
Pendentive
::
Pendentive
(n.) The
portion
of a vault by means of which the
square
space in the
middle
of a
building
is
brought
to an
octagon
or
circle
to
receive
a
cupola.
Round
::
Round (n.) A
course
of
action
or
conduct
performed
by a
number
of
persons
in turn, or one after
another,
as if
seated
in a
circle..
Ectoprocta
::
Ectoprocta
(n. pl.) An order of
Bryozoa
in which the anus lies
outside
the
circle
of
tentacles.
Homography
::
Homography
(n.) A
relation
between
two
figures,
such that to any point of the one
corresponds
one and but one point in the
other,
and vise
versa.
Thus, a
tangent
line
rolling
on a
circle
cuts two fixed
tangents
of the
circle
in two sets of
points
that are
homographic..
Enlace
::
Enlace
(v. t.) To bind or
encircle
with lace, or as with lace; to lace; to
encircle;
to
enfold;
hence,
to
entangle..
Ferret-eye
::
Ferret-eye
(n.) The
spur-winged
goose;
-- so
called
from the red
circle
around
the eyes.
Secant
::
Secant
(a.) A right line drawn from the
center
of a
circle
through
one end of a
circular
arc, and
terminated
by a
tangent
drawn from the other end; the
number
expressing
the ratio line of this line to the
radius
of the
circle.
See
Trigonometrical
function,
under
Function..
Enring
::
Enring
(v. t.) To
encircle.
Compass
::
Compass
(v. t.) To
inclose
on all
sides;
to
surround;
to
encircle;
to
environ;
to
invest;
to
besiege;
-- used with
about,
round,
around,
and round
about..
Fillet
::
Fillet
(n.) A
little
band,
especially
one
intended
to
encircle
the hair of the
head..
Incirclet
::
Incirclet
(n.) A small
circle.
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