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Definition of diagonal
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Diagonal
(n.) A
member,
in a
framed
structure,
running
obliquely
across
a
panel..
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Ortho-
::
Ortho-
() A
combining
form
signifying
straight,
right,
upright,
correct,
regular;
as,
orthodromy,
orthodiagonal,
orthodox,
orthographic..
Diagonal
::
Diagonal
(n.) A
member,
in a
framed
structure,
running
obliquely
across
a
panel..
Port
::
Port (v. t.) To
throw,
as a
musket,
diagonally
across
the body, with the lock in
front,
the right hand
grasping
the small of the
stock,
and the
barrel
sloping
upward
and
crossing
the point of the left
shoulder;
as, to port
arms..
Euclase
::
Euclase
(n.) A
brittle
gem
occurring
in light
green,
transparent
crystals,
affording
a
brilliant
clinodiagonal
cleavage.
It is a
silicate
of
alumina
and
glucina..
Toed
::
Toed (a.)
Having
the end
secured
by nails
driven
obliquely,
said of a
board,
plank,
or joist
serving
as a
brace,
and in
general
of any part of a frame
secured
to other parts by
diagonal
nailing..
Twill
::
Twill (v. i.) To
weave,
as
cloth,
so as to
produce
the
appearance
of
diagonal
lines or ribs on the
surface..
Bias
::
Bias (n.) A
slant;
a
diagonal;
as, to cut cloth on the
bias..
Clinodiagonal
::
Clinodiagonal
(n.) That
diagonal
or
lateral
axis in a
monoclinic
crystal
which makes an
oblique
angle with the
vertical
axis. See
Crystallization.
Macropinacoid
::
Macropinacoid
(n.) One of the two
planes
of an
orthorhombic
crystal
which are
parallel
to the
vertical
and
longer
lateral
(macrodiagonal)
axes.
Crossgrained
::
Crossgrained
(a.)
Having
the grain or
fibers
run
diagonally,
or more or less
transversely
an
irregularly,
so as to
interfere
with
splitting
or
planing..
Apotome
::
Apotome
(n.) The
difference
between
two
quantities
commensurable
only in
power,
as
between
Ã2 and 1, or
between
the
diagonal
and side of a
square..
Brachypinacoid
::
Brachypinacoid
(n.) A plane of an
orthorhombic
crystal
which is
parallel
both to the
vertical
axis and to the
shorter
lateral
(brachydiagonal)
axis.
Cross-springer
::
Cross-springer
(n.) One of the ribs in a
groined
arch,
springing
from the
corners
in a
diagonal
direction.
[See
Illustr.
of
Groined
vault.].
Kite
::
Kite (n.) A
quadrilateral,
one of whose
diagonals
is an axis of
symmetry..
Macrodiagonal
::
Macrodiagonal
(n.) The
longer
of two
diagonals,
as of a
rhombic
prism.
See
Crystallization..
Incommensurable
::
Incommensurable
(a.) Not
commensurable;
having
no
common
measure
or
standard
of
comparison;
as,
quantities
are
incommensurable
when no third
quantity
can be found that is an
aliquot
part of both; the side and
diagonal
of a
square
are
incommensurable
with each
other;
the
diameter
and
circumference
of a
circle
are
incommensurable..
Twill
::
Twill (v. t.) An
appearance
of
diagonal
lines or ribs
produced
in
textile
fabrics
by
causing
the weft
threads
to pass over one and under two, or over one and under three or more, warp
threads,
instead
of over one and under the next in
regular
succession,
as in plain
weaving..
Pointer
::
Pointer
(n.)
Diagonal
braces
sometimes
fixed
across
the hold.
Springal
::
Spring
(v. i.) A line led from a
vessel's
quarter
to her cable so that by
tightening
or
slacking
it she can be made to lie in any
desired
position;
a line led
diagonally
from the bow or stern of a
vessel
to some point upon the wharf to which she is
moored.
Bias
::
Bias (a.) Cut
slanting
or
diagonally,
as
cloth..
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