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Definition of distance
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Distance
(n.) The
remoteness
or
reserve
which
respect
requires;
hence,
respect;
ceremoniousness..
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Step
::
Step (v. i.) A small space or
distance;
as, it is but a
step..
Of
::
Of
(prep.)
Denoting
nearness
or
distance,
either
in space or time; from; as,
within
a
league
of the town;
within
an hour of the
appointed
time..
Circuit
::
Circuit
(n.) The
circumference
of, or
distance
round,
any
space;
the
measure
of a line round an
area..
Hoop
::
Hoop (n.) A quart pot; -- so
called
because
originally
bound with
hoops,
like a
barrel.
Also, a
portion
of the
contents
measured
by the
distance
between
the
hoops..
Behind
::
Behind
(a.) Left after the
departure
of,
whether
this be by
removing
to a
distance
or by
death..
Handicap
::
Handicap
(n.) An
allowance
of a
certain
amount
of time or
distance
in
starting,
granted
in a race to the
competitor
possessing
inferior
advantages;
or an
additional
weight
or other
hindrance
imposed
upon the one
possessing
superior
advantages,
in order to
equalize,
as much as
possible,
the
chances
of
success;
as, the
handicap
was five
seconds,
or ten
pounds,
and the
like..
Foreign
::
Foreign
(a.) Held at a
distance;
excluded;
exiled.
Heliotrope
::
Heliotrope
(n.) An
instrument
for
making
signals
to an
observer
at a
distance,
by means of the sun's rays
thrown
from a
mirror..
Diorama
::
Diorama
(n.) A mode of
scenic
representation,
invented
by
Daguerre
and
Bouton,
in which a
painting
is seen from a
distance
through
a large
opening.
By a
combination
of
transparent
and
opaque
painting,
and of
transmitted
and
reflected
light,
and by
contrivances
such as
screens
and
shutters,
much
diversity
of
scenic
effect
is
produced..
Telephone
::
Telephone
(n.) An
instrument
for
reproducing
sounds,
especially
articulate
speech,
at a
distance..
Step
::
Step (a.) To walk; to go on foot; esp., to walk a
little
distance;
as, to step to one of the
neighbors..
Walk
::
Walk (n.)
Manner
of
walking;
gait; step; as, we often know a
person
at a
distance
by his
walk..
Southing
::
Southing
(n.)
Distance
southward
from any point
departure
or of
reckoning,
measured
on a
meridian;
--
opposed
to
northing..
Mean
::
Mean (a.)
Average;
having
an
intermediate
value
between
two
extremes,
or
between
the
several
successive
values
of a
variable
quantity
during
one cycle of
variation;
as, mean
distance;
mean
motion;
mean solar day..
Quipu
::
Quipu (n.) A
contrivance
employed
by the
ancient
Peruvians,
Mexicans,
etc., as a
substitute
for
writing
and
figures,
consisting
of a main cord, from which hung at
certain
distances
smaller
cords of
various
colors,
each
having
a
special
meaning,
as
silver,
gold, corn,
soldiers.
etc.
Single,
double,
and
triple
knots were tied in the
smaller
cords,
representing
definite
numbers.
It was
chiefly
used for
arithmetical
purposes,
and to
register
important
facts and
events..
Far
::
Far
(adv.)
To a great
distance
in time from any
point;
remotely;
as, he
pushed
his
researches
far into
antiquity..
Sun
::
Sun (n.) The
luminous
orb, the light of which
constitutes
day, and its
absence
night;
the
central
body round which the earth and
planets
revolve,
by which they are held in their
orbits,
and from which they
receive
light and heat. Its mean
distance
from the earth is about
92,500,000
miles,
and its
diameter
about
860,000..
Standpipe
::
Standpipe
(n.) A
vertical
pipe, open at the top,
between
a
hydrant
and a
reservoir,
to
equalize
the flow of
water;
also, a large
vertical
pipe, near a
pumping
engine,
into which water is
forced
up, so as to give it
sufficient
head to rise to the
required
level at a
distance..
Buskin
::
Buskin
(n.) A
strong,
protecting
covering
for the foot,
coming
some
distance
up the leg..
Bowbell
::
Bowbell
(n.) One born
within
hearing
distance
of
Bow-bells;
a
cockney.
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