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Definition of angle
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 angle is as below...
Angle (n.) The
difference
of
direction
of two
lines.
In the lines meet, the point of
meeting
is the
vertex
of the
angle..
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Banner
::
Banner
(n.) Any flag or
standard;
as, the
star-spangled
banner..
Right-lined
::
Right-lined
(a.)
Formed
by right
lines;
rectilineal;
as, a
right-lined
angle..
Tetractinellida
::
Tetractinellida
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Spongiae
in which the
spicules
are
siliceous
and have four
branches
diverging
at right
angles.
Called
also
Tetractinellinae.
Square
::
Square
(a.)
Having
four equal sides and four right
angles;
as, a
square
figure..
Bowstringed
::
Bowstringed
(p.a.)
Put to death with a
bowstring;
strangled.
Dingle-dangle
::
Dingle-dangle
(adv.)
In a
dangling
manner.
Starred
::
Starred
(a.)
Adorned
or
studded
with
stars;
bespangled.
Feldspath
::
Feldspath
(n.) A name given to a group of
minerals,
closely
related
in
crystalline
form, and all
silicates
of
alumina
with
either
potash,
soda, lime, or, in one case,
baryta.
They occur in
crystals
and
crystalline
masses,
vitreous
in
luster,
and
breaking
rather
easily
in two
directions
at right
angles
to each
other,
or
nearly
so. The
colors
are
usually
white or
nearly
white,
flesh-red,
bluish,
or
greenish..
Enlace
::
Enlace
(v. t.) To bind or
encircle
with lace, or as with lace; to lace; to
encircle;
to
enfold;
hence,
to
entangle..
Rectilinear
::
Rectilinear
(a.)
Straight;
consisting
of a
straight
line or
lines;
bounded
by
straight
lines;
as, a
rectineal
angle;
a
rectilinear
figure
or
course..
West
::
West (n.) The point in the
heavens
where the sun is seen to set at the
equinox;
or, the
corresponding
point on the
earth;
that one of the four
cardinal
points
of the
compass
which is in a
direction
at right
angles
to that of north and
south,
and on the left hand of a
person
facing
north;
the point
directly
opposite
to
east..
Sexangled
::
Sexangled
(a.) Alt. of
Sexangula.
Estrangle
::
Estrangle
(v. t.) To
strangle.
Theodolite
::
Theodolite
(n.) An
instrument
used,
especially
in
trigonometrical
surveying,
for the
accurate
measurement
of
horizontal
angles,
and also
usually
of
vertical
angles.
It is
variously
constructed..
Launder
::
Launder
(v. i.) To wash, as
clothes;
to wash, and to
smooth
with a
flatiron
or
mangle;
to wash and iron; as, to
launder
shirts..
Breadth
::
Breadth
(a.)
Distance
from side to side of any
surface
or
thing;
measure
across,
or at right
angles
to the
length;
width..
Hang
::
Hang (v. i.) To be
suspended
or
fastened
to some
elevated
point
without
support
from
below;
to
dangle;
to
float;
to rest; to
remain;
to stay.
Quarterly
::
Quarterly
(adv.)
In
quarters,
or
quarterings;
as, to bear arms
quarterly;
in four or more
parts;
-- said of a
shield
thus
divided
by lines drawn
through
it at right
angles..
Butting Joint
::
Butting
joint () A joint
between
two
pieces
of
timber
or wood, at the end of one or both, and
either
at right
angles
or
oblique
to the
grain,
as the
joints
which the
struts
and
braces
form with the truss
posts;
--
sometimes
called
abutting
joint..
Anglemeter
::
Anglemeter
(n.) An
instrument
to
measure
angles,
esp. one used by
geologists
to
measure
the dip of
strata..
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