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Definition of cope
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 cope is as below...
Cope (n.) An
ecclesiastical
vestment
or
cloak,
semicircular
in form,
reaching
from the
shoulders
nearly
to the feet, and open in front
except
at the top, where it is
united
by a band or
clasp.
It is worn in
processions
and on some other
occasions..
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Hagioscope
::
Hagioscope
(n.) An
opening
made in the
interior
walls of a
cruciform
church
to
afford
a view of the altar to those in the
transepts;
--
called,
in
architecture,
a
squint..
Copernican
::
Copernican
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Copernicus,
a
Prussian
by birth (b. 1473, d.
1543),
who
taught
the world the solar
system
now
received,
called
the
Copernican
system..
Telescopical
::
Telescopical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
telescope;
performed
by a
telescope.
Adjust
::
Adjust
(v. t.) To bring to a true
relative
position,
as the parts of an
instrument;
to
regulate
for use; as, to
adjust
a
telescope
or
microscope..
Periscope
::
Periscope
(n.) A
general
or
comprehensive
view.
Speculum
::
Speculum
(n.) A
reflector
of
polished
metal,
especially
one used in
reflecting
telescopes.
See
Speculum
metal,
below..
Power
::
Power (n.) The
degree
to which a lens,
mirror,
or any
optical
instrument,
magnifies;
in the
telescope,
and
usually
in the
microscope,
the
number
of times it
multiplies,
or
augments,
the
apparent
diameter
of an
object;
sometimes,
in
microscopes,
the
number
of times it
multiplies
the
apparent
surface..
Photoscopic
::
Photoscopic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
photoscope
or its uses.
Swooning
::
Swoon (n.) A
fainting
fit;
syncope.
Spectroscopy
::
Spectroscopy
(n.) The use of the
spectroscope;
investigations
made with the
spectroscope.
Collimation
::
Collimation
(n.) The act of
collimating;
the
adjustment
of the line of the
sights,
as the axial line of the
telescope
of an
instrument,
into its
proper
position
relative
to the other parts of the
instrument..
Erector
::
Erector
(n.) An
attachment
to a
microscope,
telescope,
or other
optical
instrument,
for
making
the image erect
instead
of
inverted..
Ceraunoscope
::
Ceraunoscope
(n.) An
instrument
or
apparatus
employed
in the
ancient
mysteries
to
imitate
thunder
and
lightning.
Gasoscope
::
Gasoscope
(n.) An
apparatus
for
detecting
the
presence
of any
dangerous
gas, from a gas leak in a coal mine or a
dwelling
house..
Stadtholder
::
Stadium
(n.) A kind of
telemeter
for
measuring
the
distance
of an
object
of known
dimensions,
by
observing
the angle it
subtends;
especially
(Surveying),
a
graduated
rod used to
measure
the
distance
of the place where it
stands
from an
instrument
having
a
telescope,
by
observing
the
number
of the
graduations
of the rod that are seen
between
certain
parallel
wires
(stadia
wires)
in the field of view of the
telescope;
-- also
called
stadia,
and
stadia
rod..
Narrow
::
Narrow
(superl.)
Contracted;
of
limited
scope;
illiberal;
bigoted;
as, a
narrow
mind;
narrow
views..
Eyepiece
::
Eyepiece
(n.) The lens, or
combination
of
lenses,
at the eye end of a
telescope
or other
optical
instrument,
through
which the image
formed
by the
mirror
or
object
glass is
viewed..
Weatherglass
::
Weatherglass
(n.) An
instrument
to
indicate
the state of the
atmosphere,
especially
changes
of
atmospheric
pressure,
and hence
changes
of
weather,
as a
barometer
or
baroscope..
Syncope
::
Syncope
(n.) Same as
Syncopation.
Ozonoscope
::
Ozonoscope
(n.) An
apparatus
employed
to
indicate
the
presence,
or the
amount,
of
ozone..
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