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Definition of cope
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Cope (v. i.) To
exchange
or
barter.
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Apotelesmatic
::
Apotelesmatic
(a.)
Relating
to the
casting
of
horoscopes.
Horoscope
::
Horoscope
(n.) A table
showing
the
length
of the days and
nights
at all
places.
Tomato
::
Tomato
(n.) The fruit of a plant of the
Nightshade
family
(Lycopersicum
esculentun);
also, the plant
itself.
The
fruit,
which is
called
also love
apple,
is
usually
of a
rounded,
flattened
form, but often
irregular
in
shape.
It is of a
bright
red or
yellow
color,
and is eaten
either
cooked
or
uncooked..
Larungoscope
::
Larungoscope
(n.) An
instrument,
consisting
of an
arrangement
of two
mirrors,
for
reflecting
light upon the
larynx,
and for
examining
its
image..
Graphoscope
::
Graphoscope
(n.) An
optical
instrument
for
magnifying
engravings,
photographs,
etc.,
usually
having
one large lens and two
smaller
ones..
Anorthoscope
::
Anorthoscope
(n.) An
optical
toy for
producing
amusing
figures
or
pictures
by means of two
revolving
disks,
on one of which
distorted
figures
are
painted..
Polyscope
::
Polyscope
(n.) An
apparatus
for
affording
a view of the
different
cavities
of the body.
Rhinoscope
::
Rhinoscope
(n.) A small
mirror
for use in
rhinoscopy.
Terrestrial
::
Terrestrial
(a.)
Adapted
for the
observation
of
objects
on land and on the
earth;
as, a
terrestrial
telescope,
in
distinction
from an
astronomical
telescope..
Photoscopic
::
Photoscopic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
photoscope
or its uses.
Lifter
::
Lifter
(n.) A tool for
lifting
loose sand from the mold; also, a
contrivance
attached
to a cope, to hold the sand
together
when the cope is
lifted..
Galilean
::
Galilean
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Galileo;
as, the
Galilean
telescope.
See
Telescope..
Following
::
Following
(a.) (In the field of a
telescope)
In the
direction
from which stars are
apparently
moving
(in
consequence
of the
earth's
rotation);
as, a small star, north
following
or south
following.
In the
direction
toward
which stars
appear
to move is
called
preceding..
Meteoroscope
::
Meteoroscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
position,
length,
and
direction,
of the
apparent
path of a
shooting
star..
Cope
::
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..
Dynameter
::
Dynameter
(n.) An
instrument
for
determining
the
magnifying
power of
telescopes,
consisting
usually
of a
doubleimage
micrometer
applied
to the eye end of a
telescope
for
measuring
accurately
the
diameter
of the image of the
object
glass there
formed;
which
measurement,
compared
with the
actual
diameter
of the
glass,
gives the
magnifying
power..
Otoscope
::
Otoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
examining
the
condition
of the ear.
Haemo-
::
Haemo-
()
Combining
forms
indicating
relation
or
resemblance
to
blood,
association
with
blood;
as,
haemapod,
haematogenesis,
haemoscope..
Heliometer
::
Heliometer
(n.) An
instrument
devised
originally
for
measuring
the
diameter
of the sun; now
employed
for
delicate
measurements
of the
distance
and
relative
direction
of two stars too far apart to be
easily
measured
in the field of view of an
ordinary
telescope.
Eye
::
Eye (n.) The space
commanded
by the organ of
sight;
scope of
vision;
hence,
face;
front;
the
presence
of an
object
which is
directly
opposed
or
confronted;
immediate
presence..
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