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Definition of circular
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of circular is as below...
Circular
(a.) A
circular
letter,
or
paper,
usually
printed,
copies
of which are
addressed
or given to
various
persons;
as, a
business
circular..
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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..
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..
Circumference
::
Circumference
(n.) The line that goes round or
encompasses
a
circular
figure;
a
periphery.
Sconce
::
Sconce
(p. p.)
Hence,
the
circular
tube, with a brim, in a
candlestick,
into which the
candle
is
inserted..
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..
Oillet
::
Oillet
(n.) A small
opening
or
loophole,
sometimes
circular,
used in
mediaeval
fortifications..
Ring-streaked
::
Ring-streaked
(a.)
Having
circular
streaks
or lines on the body; as,
ring-streaked
goats..
Vesicle
::
Vesicle
(n.) A
small,
and more or less
circular,
elevation
of the
cuticle,
containing
a clear
watery
fluid..
Semicircled
::
Semicircled
(a.)
Semicircular.
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To cause to move upon a
center,
or as if upon a
center;
to give
circular
motion
to; to cause to
revolve;
to cause to move
round,
either
partially,
wholly,
or
repeatedly;
to make to
change
position
so as to
present
other sides in given
directions;
to make to face
otherwise;
as, to turn a wheel or a
spindle;
to turn the body or the
head..
Semicirque
::
Semicirque
(n.) A
semicircular
hollow
or
opening
among trees or
hills.
Circular
::
Circular
(a.) A
sleeveless
cloak,
cut in
circular
form..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A
rolling
or
revolving
body;
anything
of a
circular
form; a disk; an orb.
Circular
::
Circular
(a.) A
circular
letter,
or
paper,
usually
printed,
copies
of which are
addressed
or given to
various
persons;
as, a
business
circular..
Waltz
::
Waltz (n.) A dance
performed
by two
persons
in
circular
figures
with a
whirling
motion;
also, a piece of music
composed
in
triple
measure
for this kind of
dance..
Diaphragm
::
Diaphragm
(n.) A plate with an
opening,
which is
generally
circular,
used in
instruments
to cut off
marginal
portions
of a beam of
light,
as at the focus of a
telescope..
Subcontrary
::
Subcontrary
(a.)
Having,
or being in, a
contrary
order;
-- said of a
section
of an
oblique
cone
having
a
circular
base made by a plane not
parallel
to the base, but so
inclined
to the axis that the
section
is a
circle;
applied
also to two
similar
triangles
when so
placed
as to have a
common
angle at the
vertex,
the
opposite
sides not being
parallel..
Circular
::
Circular
(a.)
Perfect;
complete.
Ring
::
Ring (n.) A
circular
group of
persons.
Turnover
::
Turnover
(n.) A
semicircular
pie or tart made by
turning
one half of a
circular
crust over the
other,
inclosing
the fruit or other
materials..
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