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Definition of circular
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Circular
(a.)
Perfect;
complete.
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Absolute
::
Absolute
(n.) In a
plane,
the two
imaginary
circular
points
at
infinity;
in space of three
dimensions,
the
imaginary
circle
at
infinity..
Pothole
::
Pothole
(n.) A
circular
hole
formed
in the rocky beds of
rivers
by the
grinding
action
of
stones
or
gravel
whirled
round by the water in what was at first a
natural
depression
of the rock.
Circularity
::
Circularity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
circular;
a
circular
form.
Bay Window
::
Bay
window
() A
window
forming
a bay or
recess
in a room, and
projecting
outward
from the wall,
either
in a
rectangular,
polygonal,
or
semicircular
form; -- often
corruptly
called
a bow
window..
Monopteron
::
Monopteron
(n.) A
circular
temple
consisting
of a roof
supported
on
columns,
without
a
cella..
Wheel-shaped
::
Wheel-shaped
(a.)
Expanding
into a flat,
circular
border
at top, with
scarcely
any tube; as, a
wheel-shaped
corolla..
Nicker
::
Nicker
(v. t.) The
cutting
lip which
projects
downward
at the edge of a
boring
bit and cuts a
circular
groove
in the wood to limit the size of the hole that is
bored.
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) The part of
anything
which is
beneath
the
contents
and
supports
them, as the part of a chair on which a
person
sits, the
circular
base or lower head of a cask or tub, or the plank floor of a
ship's
hold; the under
surface..
Guilloche
::
Guilloche
(n.) An
ornament
in the form of two or more bands or
strings
twisted
over each other in a
continued
series,
leaving
circular
openings
which are
filled
with round
ornaments..
Dolly
::
Dolly (n.) A
contrivance,
turning
on a
vertical
axis by a
handle
or
winch,
and
giving
a
circular
motion
to the ore to be
washed;
a
stirrer..
Circumference
::
Circumference
(v. t.) To
include
in a
circular
space;
to
bound.
Circular
::
Circular
(a.)
Addressed
to a
circle,
or to a
number
of
persons
having
a
common
interest;
circulated,
or
intended
for
circulation;
as, a
circular
letter..
Cirque
::
Cirque
(n.) A
circle;
a
circus;
a
circular
erection
or
arrangement
of
objects.
Router
::
Router
(n.) A plane made like a
spokeshave,
for
working
the
inside
edges of
circular
sashes..
Drum
::
Drum (n.) One of the
cylindrical,
or
nearly
cylindrical,
blocks,
of which the shaft of a
column
is
composed;
also, a
vertical
wall,
whether
circular
or
polygonal
in plan,
carrying
a
cupola
or
dome..
Oillet
::
Oillet
(n.) A small
opening
or
loophole,
sometimes
circular,
used in
mediaeval
fortifications..
Sconce
::
Sconce
(p. p.)
Hence,
the
circular
tube, with a brim, in a
candlestick,
into which the
candle
is
inserted..
Troll
::
Troll (v. t.) To move
circularly
or
volubly;
to roll; to turn.
Pruner
::
Pruner
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
beetles
whose
larvae
gnaw the
branches
of trees so as to cause them to fall,
especially
the
American
oak
pruner
(Asemum
moestum),
whose larva eats the pith of oak
branches,
and when
mature
gnaws a
circular
furrow
on the
inside
nearly
to the bark. When the
branches
fall each
contains
a
pupa..
Tambour
::
Tambour
(n.) A small
frame,
commonly
circular,
and
somewhat
resembling
a
tambourine,
used for
stretching,
and
firmly
holding,
a
portion
of cloth that is to be
embroidered;
also, the
embroidery
done upon such a
frame;
--
called
also, in the
latter
sense,
tambour
work..
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