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Definition of circle
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Circle
(n.)
Indirect
form of
words;
circumlocution.
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Ray
::
Ray (n.) One of a
number
of lines or parts
diverging
from a
common
point or
center,
like the radii of a
circle;
as, a star of six
rays..
High
::
High
(superl.)
Exalted
in
social
standing
or
general
estimation,
or in rank,
reputation,
office,
and the like;
dignified;
as, she was
welcomed
in the
highest
circles..
Gyratory
::
Gyratory
(a.)
Moving
in a
circle,
or
spirally;
revolving;
whirling
around..
Annular
::
Annular
(a.)
Banded
or
marked
with
circles.
Roundabout
::
Roundabout
(n.) A dance
performed
in a
circle.
Circulate
::
Circulate
(v. i.) To move in a
circle
or
circuitously;
to move round and
return
to the same
point;
as, the blood
circulates
in the
body..
Rotatory
::
Rotatory
(a.) Going in a
circle;
following
in
rotation
or
succession;
as,
rotatory
assembles..
Pale
::
Pale (v. t.) To
inclose
with
pales,
or as with
pales;
to
encircle;
to
encompass;
to fence off..
Annulet
::
Annulet
(n.) A
little
circle
borne as a
charge.
House
::
House (n.) A
twelfth
part of the
heavens,
as
divided
by six
circles
intersecting
at the north and south
points
of the
horizon,
used by
astrologers
in
noting
the
positions
of the
heavenly
bodies,
and
casting
horoscopes
or
nativities.
The
houses
were
regarded
as fixed in
respect
to the
horizon,
and
numbered
from the one at the
eastern
horizon,
called
the
ascendant,
first
house,
or house of life,
downward,
or in the
direction
of the
earth's
revolution,
the stars and
planets
passing
through
them in
Around
::
Around
(adv.)
In a
circle;
circularly;
on every side;
round.
Cephalotrocha
::
Cephalotrocha
(n.) A kind of
annelid
larva with a
circle
of cilia
around
the head.
Belted
::
Belted
(a.)
Encircled
by, or
secured
with, a belt; as, a
belted
plaid;
girt with a belt, as an
honorary
distinction;
as, a
belted
knight;
a
belted
earl..
Declination
::
Declination
(n.) The arc of the
horizon,
contained
between
the
vertical
plane and the prime
vertical
circle,
if
reckoned
from the east or west, or
between
the
meridian
and the
plane,
reckoned
from the north or
south..
Cyclo-
::
Cyclo-
() A
combining
form
meaning
circular,
of a
circle
or
wheel..
Sunburning
::
Sun-burner
(n.) A
circle
or
cluster
of
gas-burners
for
lighting
and
ventilating
public
buildings.
Tore
::
Tore (n.) The
surface
described
by the
circumference
of a
circle
revolving
about a
straight
line in its own
plane.
Ringed
::
Ringed
(a.)
Encircled
or
marked
with, or as with, a ring or
rings..
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..
Zone
::
Zone (v. t.) To
girdle;
to
encircle.
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