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Definition of fourth
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Fourth
(a.) Next in order after the
third;
the
ordinal
of four.
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Quartan
::
Quartan
(n.) A
measure,
the
fourth
part of some other
measure..
Quadrillion
::
Quadrillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
notation,
which is
followed
also upon the
Continent
and in the
United
States,
a unit with
fifteen
ciphers
annexed;
according
to the
English
notation,
the
number
produced
by
involving
a
million
to the
fourth
power,
or the
number
represented
by a unit with
twenty-four
ciphers
annexed.
See the Note under
Numeration..
Cyclide
::
Cyclide
(n.) A
surface
of the
fourth
degree,
having
certain
special
relations
to
spherical
surfaces.
The tore or
anchor
ring is one of the
cyclides..
Tibia
::
Tibia (n.) The
fourth
joint of the leg of an
insect.
See
Illust.
under
Coleoptera,
and under
Hexapoda..
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) State as
indicated
by sum of
exponents;
more
particularly,
the
degree
of a term is
indicated
by the sum of the
exponents
of its
literal
factors;
thus, a2b3c is a term of the sixth
degree.
The
degree
of a
power,
or
radical,
is
denoted
by its
index,
that of an
equation
by the
greatest
sum of the
exponents
of the
unknown
quantities
in any term; thus, ax4 + bx2 = c, and mx2y2 + nyx = p, are both
equations
of the
fourth
degree..
Leap Year
::
Leap year ()
Bissextile;
a year
containing
366 days; every
fourth
year which leaps over a day more than a
common
year,
giving
to
February
twenty-nine
days. See
Bissextile..
Quadruplicate
::
Quadruplicate
(a.)
Raised
to the
fourth
power.
Dummy
::
Dummy (n.) The
fourth
or
exposed
hand when three
persons
play at a
four-handed
game of
cards.
Quarter
::
Quarter
(n.) A term of study in a
seminary,
college,
etc, etc.;
properly,
a
fourth
part of the year, but often
longer
or
shorter..
Hemi-demi-semiquaver
::
Hemi-demi-semiquaver
(n.) A short note, equal to one
fourth
of a
semiquaver,
or the
sixty-fourth
part of a whole
note..
Aqueduct
::
Aqueduct
(n.) A canal or
passage;
as, the
aqueduct
of
Sylvius,
a
channel
connecting
the third and
fourth
ventricles
of the
brain..
Jovinianist
::
"Jovinianist
(n.) An
adherent
to the
doctrines
of
Jovinian,
a monk of the
fourth
century,
who
denied
the
virginity
of Mary, and
opposed
the
asceticism
of his
time..
Preantenultimate
::
Preantenultimate
(a.) Being or
indicating
the
fourth
syllable
from the end of a word, or that
before
the
antepenult..
Quadrans
::
Quadrans
(n.) The
fourth
of a
penny;
a
farthing.
See Cur.
Cuboid
::
Cuboid
(n.) The bone of the
tarsus,
which,
in man and most
mammals,
supports
the
metatarsals
of the
fourth
and fifth
toes..
Hexachord
::
Hexachord
(n.) A
series
of six
notes,
with a
semitone
between
the third and
fourth,
the other
intervals
being whole
tones..
Tritone
::
Tritone
(n.) A
superfluous
or
augmented
fourth.
Quarter
::
Quarter
(n.) The
fourth
of a
hundred-weight,
being 25 or 28
pounds,
according
as the
hundredweight
is
reckoned
at 100 or 112
pounds..
April
::
April (n.) The
fourth
month of the year.
Quadrantal
::
Quadrantal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
quadrant;
also,
included
in the
fourth
part of a
circle;
as,
quadrantal
space..
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