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Definition of circuit
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Circuit
(n.) That which
encircles
anything,
as a ring or
crown..
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Circuition
::
Circuition
(n.) The act of going
round;
circumlocution.
Progress
::
Progress
(n.) A
journey
of
state;
a
circuit;
especially,
one made by a
sovereign
through
parts of his own
dominions..
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) A
quantity
of
explosives
anchored
in a
channel,
beneath
the
water,
or set
adrift
in a
current,
and so
arranged
that they will be
exploded
when
touched
by a
vessel,
or when an
electric
circuit
is
closed
by an
operator
on
shore..
Tour
::
Tour (v. t.) A going
round;
a
circuit;
hence,
a
journey
in a
circuit;
a
prolonged
circuitous
journey;
a
comprehensive
excursion;
as, the tour of
Europe;
the tour of
France
or
England..
Electrotonic
::
Electrotonic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
electrical
tension;
-- said of a
supposed
peculiar
condition
of a
conducting
circuit
during
its
exposure
to the
action
of
another
conducting
circuit
traversed
by a
uniform
electric
current
when both
circuits
remain
stationary.
Rheochord
::
Rheochord
(n.) A
metallic
wire used for
regulating
the
resistance
of a
circuit,
or
varying
the
strength
of an
electric
current,
by
inserting
a
greater
or less
length
of it in the
circuit..
Parish
::
Parish
(n.) That
circuit
of
ground
committed
to the
charge
of one
parson
or
vicar,
or other
minister
having
cure of souls
therein..
Loop
::
Loop (n.) A wire
forming
part of a main
circuit
and
returning
to the point from which it
starts.
Electro-motion
::
Electro-motion
(n.) The
motion
of
electricity
or its
passage
from one metal to
another
in a
voltaic
circuit;
mechanical
action
produced
by means of
electricity.
Detour
::
Detour
(n.) A
turning;
a
circuitous
route;
a
deviation
from a
direct
course;
as, the
detours
of the
Mississippi..
Circuit
::
Circuit
(n.) A
certain
division
of a state or
country,
established
by law for a judge or
judges
to
visit,
for the
administration
of
justice..
Ground
::
Ground
(v. t.) To
connect
with the
ground
so as to make the earth a part of an
electrical
circuit.
Tourist
::
Tourist
(n.) One who makes a tour, or
performs
a
journey
in a
circuit..
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) A
conducting
connection
with the
earth,
whereby
the earth is made part of an
electrical
circuit..
Wheel
::
Wheel (v. i.) To go round in a
circuit;
to fetch a
compass.
Circumferential
::
Circumferential
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
circumference;
encompassing;
encircling;
circuitous.
Coulomb
::
Coulomb
(n.) The
standard
unit of
quantity
in
electrical
measurements.
It is the
quantity
of
electricity
conveyed
in one
second
by the
current
produced
by an
electro-motive
force of one volt
acting
in a
circuit
having
a
resistance
of one ohm, or the
quantity
transferred
by one
ampere
in one
second.
Formerly
called
weber..
Short Circuit
::
Short
circuit
() A
circuit
formed
or
closed
by a
conductor
of
relatively
low
resistance
because
shorter
or of
relatively
great
conductivity.
Compass
::
Compass
(v. t.) To go about or
entirely
round;
to make the
circuit
of.
Gyre
::
Gyre (n.) A
circular
motion,
or a
circle
described
by a
moving
body; a turn or
revolution;
a
circuit..
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