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Definition of clip
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Clip (n.) A
cutting;
a
shearing.
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Occultation
::
Occultation
(n.) The
hiding
of a
heavenly
body from sight by the
intervention
of some other of the
heavenly
bodies;
--
applied
especially
to
eclipses
of stars and
planets
by the moon, and to the
eclipses
of
satellites
of
planets
by their
primaries..
Curtate
::
Curtate
(a.)
Shortened
or
reduced;
-- said of the
distance
of a
planet
from the sun or
earth,
as
measured
in the plane of the
ecliptic,
or the
distance
from the sun or earth to that point where a
perpendicular,
let fall from the
planet
upon the plane of the
ecliptic,
meets the
ecliptic..
Clip
::
Clip (n.) An
embracing
strap for
holding
parts
together;
the iron
strap,
with loop, at the ends of a
whiffletree..
Clip
::
Clip (v. t.) To
curtail;
to cut
short.
Inclinnation
::
Inclinnation
(n.) The angle made by two lines or
planes;
as, the
inclination
of the plane of the
earth's
equator
to the plane of the
ecliptic
is about 23ยก 28'; the
inclination
of two rays of
light..
Astronomy
::
Astronomy
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
celestial
bodies,
of their
magnitudes,
motions,
distances,
periods
of
revolution,
eclipses,
constitution,
physical
condition,
and of the
causes
of their
various
phenomena..
Clipper
::
Clipper
(n.) A
vessel
with a sharp bow, built and
rigged
for fast
sailing..
Extinguish
::
Extinguish
(v. t.) To
obscure;
to
eclipse,
as by
superior
splendor..
Dock
::
Dock (v. t.) to cut off, as the end of a
thing;
to
curtail;
to cut
short;
to clip; as, to dock the tail of a
horse..
Pole
::
Pole (n.) A point upon the
surface
of a
sphere
equally
distant
from every part of the
circumference
of a great
circle;
or the point in which a
diameter
of the
sphere
perpendicular
to the plane of such
circle
meets the
surface.
Such a point is
called
the pole of that
circle;
as, the pole of the
horizon;
the pole of the
ecliptic;
the pole of a given
meridian..
Nutation
::
Nutation
(n.) A very small
libratory
motion
of the
earth's
axis, by which its
inclination
to the plane of the
ecliptic
is
constantly
varying
by a small
amount..
Latitude
::
Latitude
(n.) The
angular
distance
of a
heavenly
body from the
ecliptic.
Solstice
::
Solstice
(v. i.) The point in the
ecliptic
at which the sun is
farthest
from the
equator,
north or
south,
namely,
the first point of the sign
Cancer
and the first point of the sign
Capricorn,
the
former
being the
summer
solstice,
latter
the
winter
solstice,
in
northern
latitudes;
-- so
called
because
the sun then
apparently
stands
still in its
northward
or
southward
motion..
Blot
::
Blot (v. t.) To
obscure;
to
eclipse;
to
shadow.
Partially
::
Partially
(adv.)
In part; not
totally;
as,
partially
true; the sun
partially
eclipsed..
Ultrazodiacal
::
Ultrazodiacal
(a.)
Outside
the
zodiac;
being in that part of the
heavens
that is more than eight
degrees
from the
ecliptic;
as,
ultrazodiacal
planets,
that is, those
planets
which in part of their
orbits
go
beyond
the
zodiac..
Shearing
::
Shearing
(n.) The
product
of the act or
operation
of
clipping
with
shears
or a
shearing
machine;
as, the whole
shearing
of a
flock;
the
shearings
from
cloth..
Almanac
::
Almanac
(n.) A book or
table,
containing
a
calendar
of days, and
months,
to which
astronomical
data and
various
statistics
are often
added,
such as the times of the
rising
and
setting
of the sun and moon,
eclipses,
hours of full tide,
stated
festivals
of
churches,
terms of
courts,
etc..
Plane
::
Plane (a.) An ideal
surface,
conceived
as
coinciding
with, or
containing,
some
designated
astronomical
line,
circle,
or other
curve;
as, the plane of an
orbit;
the plane of the
ecliptic,
or of the
equator..
Eclipse
::
Eclipse
(v. i.) To
suffer
an
eclipse.
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