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Definition of describe
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Describe
(v. t.) To
represent
by
drawing;
to draw a plan of; to
delineate;
to trace or mark out; as, to
describe
a
circle
by the
compasses;
a torch waved about the head in such a way as to
describe
a
circle..
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Paint
::
Paint (v. t.) Fig.: To
represent
or
exhibit
to the mind; to
describe
vividly;
to
delineate;
to
image;
to
depict.
Hunterian
::
Hunterian
(a.)
Discovered
or
described
by John
Hunter,
an
English
surgeon;
as, the
Hunterian
chancre.
See
Chancre..
Represent
::
Represent
(v. t.) To
exhibit
to
another
mind in
language;
to show; to give one's own
impressions
and
judgement
of; to bring
before
the mind; to set
forth;
sometimes,
to give an
account
of; to
describe..
Anabasis
::
Anabasis
(n.) A
journey
or
expedition
up from the
coast,
like that of the
younger
Cyrus into
Central
Asia,
described
by
Xenophon
in his work
called
The
Anabasis..
Laocoon
::
Laocoon
(n.) A
marble
group in the
Vatican
at Rome,
representing
the
priest
Laocoon,
with his sons,
infolded
in the coils of two
serpents,
as
described
by
Virgil..
Element
::
Element
(n.)
Sometimes
a
curve,
or
surface,
or
volume
is
considered
as
described
by a
moving
point,
or
curve,
or
surface,
the
latter
being at any
instant
called
an
element
of the
former..
Indefinable
::
Indefinable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
defined
or
described;
inexplicable.
Hemiprotein
::
Hemiprotein
(n.) An
insoluble,
proteid
substance,
described
by
Schutzenberger,
formed
when
albumin
is
heated
for some time with
dilute
sulphuric
acid. It is
apparently
identical
with
antialbumid
and
dyspeptone..
Fulgurating
::
Fulgurating
(a.)
Resembling
lightning;
-- used to
describe
intense
lancinating
pains
accompanying
locomotor
ataxy.
Costume
::
Costume
(n.) Such an
arrangement
of
accessories,
as in a
picture,
statue,
poem, or play, as is
appropriate
to the time,
place,
or other
circumstances
represented
or
described..
Teller
::
Teller
(n.) One who
tells,
relates,
or
communicates;
an
informer,
narrator,
or
describer..
Nondescript
::
Nondescript
(a.) Not
hitherto
described;
novel;
hence,
odd;
abnormal;
unclassifiable..
Cometographer
::
Cometographer
(n.) One who
describes
or
writes
about
comets.
Sarcophagus
::
Sarcophagus
(n.) A
coffin
or
chest-shaped
tomb of the kind of stone
described
above;
hence,
any stone
coffin..
Locus
::
Locus (n.) The line
traced
by a point which
varies
its
position
according
to some
determinate
law; the
surface
described
by a point or line that moves
according
to a given law.
Characterize
::
Characterize
(v. t.) To
indicate
the
character
of; to
describe.
Therapeutae
::
Therapeutae
(n. pl.) A name given to
certain
ascetics
said to have
anciently
dwelt in the
neighborhood
of
Alexandria.
They are
described
in a work
attributed
to
Philo,
the
genuineness
and
credibility
of which are now much
discredited..
Orb
::
Orb (n.) A
circle;
esp., a
circle,
or
nearly
circular
orbit,
described
by the
revolution
of a
heavenly
body; an
orbit..
Personate
::
Personate
(v. t.) To
personify;
to
typify;
to
describe.
Graphical
::
Graphical
(a.) Well
delineated;
clearly
and
vividly
described.
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