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Definition of intercept
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Intercept
(n.) A part cut off or
intercepted,
as a
portion
of a line
included
between
two
points,
or cut off two
straight
lines or
curves..
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Intercept
::
Intercept
(v. t.) To take or seize by the way, or
before
arrival
at the
destined
place;
to cause to stop on the
passage;
as, to
intercept
a
letter;
a
telegram
will
intercept
him at
Paris..
Shade
::
Shade (v. t.) To
shelter
or
screen
by
intercepting
the rays of
light;
to keep off
illumination
from.
Parados
::
Parados
(n.) An
intercepting
mound,
erected
in any part of a
fortification
to
protect
the
defenders
from a rear or
ricochet
fire; a
traverse..
Subnotation
::
Subnormal
(n.) That part of the axis of a
curved
line which is
intercepted
between
the
ordinate
and the
normal.
Intercept
::
Intercept
(v. t.) To
interrupt
communication
with, or
progress
toward;
to cut off, as the
destination;
to
blockade..
Intercipient
::
Intercipient
(n.) One who, or that
which,
intercepts
or stops
anything
on the
passage..
Dashboard
::
Dashboard
(n.) A board
placed
on the fore part of a
carriage,
sleigh,
or other
vehicle,
to
intercept
water,
mud, or snow,
thrown
up by the heels of the
horses;
-- in
England
commonly
called
splashboard..
Meet
::
Meet (v. t.) To come into the
presence
of
without
contact;
to come close to; to
intercept;
to come
within
the
perception,
influence,
or
recognition
of; as, to meet a train at a
junction;
to meet
carriages
or
persons
in the
street;
to meet
friends
at a
party;
sweet
sounds
met the ear..
Shade
::
Shade (n.)
Comparative
obscurity
owing to
interception
or
interruption
of the rays of
light;
partial
darkness
caused
by the
intervention
of
something
between
the space
contemplated
and the
source
of
light.
Preventive
::
Preventive
(n.) That which
prevents,
hinders,
or
obstructs;
that which
intercepts
access;
in
medicine,
something
to
prevent
disease;
a
prophylactic..
Prevent
::
Prevent
(v. t.) To
intercept;
to
hinder;
to
frustrate;
to stop; to
thwart.
Obviate
::
Obviate
(v. t.) To
anticipate;
to
prevent
by
interception;
to
remove
from the way or path; to make
unnecessary;
as, to
obviate
the
necessity
of
going..
Interceptive
::
Interceptive
(a.)
Intercepting
or
tending
to
intercept.
Intercept
::
Intercept
(n.) A part cut off or
intercepted,
as a
portion
of a line
included
between
two
points,
or cut off two
straight
lines or
curves..
Interception
::
Interception
(n.) The act of
intercepting;
as,
interception
of a
letter;
interception
of the
enemy..
Azimuth
::
Azimuth
(n.) An arc of the
horizon
intercepted
between
the
meridian
of the place and a
vertical
circle
passing
through
the
center
of any
object;
as, the
azimuth
of a star; the
azimuth
or
bearing
of a line
surveying..
Countermine
::
Countermine
(v. t.) To
oppose
by means of a
countermine;
to
intercept
with a
countermine.
Quarter
::
Quarter
(n.) The
encampment
on one of the
principal
passages
round a place
besieged,
to
prevent
relief
and
intercept
convoys..
Intercepter
::
Intercepter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
intercepts..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) A work
thrown
up to
intercept
an
enfilade,
or
reverse
fire, along
exposed
passage,
or line of
work..
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