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Definition of intersect
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Intersect
(v. t.) To cut into or
between;
to cut or cross
mutually;
to
divide
into
parts;
as, any two
diameters
of a
circle
intersect
each other at the
center..
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Intersecant
::
Intersecant
(a.)
Dividing
into
parts;
crossing;
intersecting.
Intersection
::
Intersection
(n.) The point or line in which one line or
surface
cuts
another.
Nonagesimal
::
Nonagesimal
(n.) The
middle
or
highest
point of the part of the
ecliptic
which is at any given
moment
above the
horizon.
It is the
ninetieth
degree
of the
ecliptic,
reckoned
from the
points
in which it is
intersected
by the
horizon..
Secancy
::
Secancy
(n.) A
cutting;
an
intersection;
as, the point of
secancy
of one line by
another..
Crossing
::
Crossing
(v. t.)
Intersection,
as of two paths or
roads..
Zone
::
Zone (n.) A
series
of
planes
having
mutually
parallel
intersections.
Intersectional
::
Intersectional
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
formed
by,
intersections..
Interosculant
::
Interosculant
(a.)
Mutually
touching
or
intersecting;
as,
interosculant
circles..
Diallel
::
Diallel
(a.)
Meeting
and
intersecting,
as
lines;
not
parallel;
--
opposed
to
parallel..
Boss
::
Boss (n.) A
projecting
ornament
placed
at the
intersection
of the ribs of
ceilings,
whether
vaulted
or flat, and in other
situations..
Point
::
Point (n.) A fixed
conventional
place for
reference,
or zero of
reckoning,
in the
heavens,
usually
the
intersection
of two or more great
circles
of the
sphere,
and named
specifically
in each case
according
to the
position
intended;
as, the
equinoctial
points;
the
solstitial
points;
the nodal
points;
vertical
points,
etc. See
Equinoctial
Nodal..
Septarium
::
Septarium
(n.) A
flattened
concretionary
nodule,
usually
of
limestone,
intersected
within
by
cracks
which are often
filled
with
calcite,
barite,
or other
minerals..
Franking
::
Franking
(n.) A
method
of
forming
a joint at the
intersection
of
window-sash
bars, by
cutting
away only
enough
wood to show a
miter..
Ridge
::
Ridge (n.) The
intersection
of two
surface
forming
a
salient
angle,
especially
the angle at the top
between
the
opposite
slopes
or sides of a roof or a
vault..
Monoclinic
::
Monoclinic
(a.)
Having
one
oblique
intersection;
-- said of that
system
of
crystallization
in which the
vertical
axis is
inclined
to one, but at right
angles
to the
other,
lateral
axis. See
Crystallization..
Inscription
::
Inscription
(n.) A line of
division
or
intersection;
as, the
tendinous
inscriptions,
or
intersections,
of a
muscle..
Decussative
::
Decussative
(a.)
Intersecting
at acute
angles.
Spherics
::
Spherics
(n.) The
doctrine
of the
sphere;
the
science
of the
properties
and
relations
of the
circles,
figures,
and other
magnitudes
of a
sphere,
produced
by
planes
intersecting
it;
spherical
geometry
and
trigonometry..
Knotted
::
Knotted
(a.)
Having
intersecting
lines or
figures.
Square
::
Square
(n.) An area of four
sides,
generally
with
houses
on each side;
sometimes,
a solid block of
houses;
also, an open place or area for
public
use, as at the
meeting
or
intersection
of two or more
streets..
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