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Definition of arc
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 arc is as below...
Arc (n.) A
curvature
in the shape of a
circular
arc or an arch; as, the
colored
arc (the
rainbow);
the arc of
Hadley's
quadrant..
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Infarce
::
Infarce
(v. t.) To
stuff;
to
swell.
Jerquing
::
Jerquing
(n.) The
searching
of a ship for
unentered
goods.
Arcubalister
::
Arcubalister
(n.) A
crossbowman;
one who used the
arcubalist.
Oillet
::
Oillet
(n.) A small
circular
opening,
and ring of
moldings
surrounding
it, used in
window
tracery
in
Gothic
architecture..
Star-crossed
::
Starcraft
(n.)
Astrology.
Approaching
::
Approaching
(n.) The act of
ingrafting
a sprig or shoot of one tree into
another,
without
cutting
it from the
parent
stock;
--
called,
also,
inarching
and
grafting
by
approach..
Palladian
::
Palladian
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
variety
of the
revived
classic
style of
architecture,
founded
on the works of
Andrea
Palladio,
an
Italian
architect
of the 16th
century..
Tyrant
::
Tyrant
(n.)
Specifically,
a
monarch,
or other ruler or
master,
who uses power to
oppress
his
subjects;
a
person
who
exercises
unlawful
authority,
or
lawful
authority
in an
unlawful
manner;
one who by
taxation,
injustice,
or cruel
punishment,
or the
demand
of
unreasonable
services,
imposes
burdens
and
hardships
on those under his
control,
which law and
humanity
do not
authorize,
or which the
purposes
of
government
do not
require;
a cruel
master;
an
oppressor..
Segment
::
Segment
(n.) A part cut off from a
figure
by a line or
plane;
especially,
that part of a
circle
contained
between
a chord and an arc of that
circle,
or so much of the
circle
as is cut off by the
chord;
as, the
segment
acb in the
Illustration..
Sarcotic
::
Sarcotic
(a.)
Producing
or
promoting
the
growth
of
flesh.
Monarch
::
Monarch
(n.) One
superior
to all
others
of the same kind; as, an oak is
called
the
monarch
of the
forest..
Seek
::
Seek (v. i.) To make
search
or
inquiry:
to
endeavor
to make
discovery.
Mormon
::
Mormon
(n.) One of a sect in the
United
States,
followers
of
Joseph
Smith,
who
professed
to have found an
addition
to the
Bible,
engraved
on
golden
plates,
called
the Book of
Mormon,
first
published
in 1830. The
Mormons
believe
in
polygamy,
and their
hierarchy
of
apostles,
etc., has
control
of civil and
religious
matters..
Anarchy
::
Anarchy
(n.)
Absence
of
government;
the state of
society
where there is no law or
supreme
power;
a state of
lawlessness;
political
confusion.
Archipelago
::
Archipelago
(n.)
Hence:
Any sea or broad sheet of water
interspersed
with many
islands
or with a group of
islands.
Archimandrite
::
Archimandrite
(n.) A
superintendent
of
several
monasteries,
corresponding
to
superior
abbot,
or
father
provincial,
in the Roman
Catholic
church..
Center
::
Center
(n.) Those
members
of a
legislative
assembly
(as in
France)
who
support
the
existing
government.
They sit in the
middle
of the
legislative
chamber,
opposite
the
presiding
officer,
between
the
conservatives
or
monarchists,
who sit on the right of the
speaker,
and the
radicals
or
advanced
republicans
who
occupy
the seats on his left, See
Right,
and
Left..
Archeress
::
Archeress
(n.) A
female
archer.
Archaize
::
Archaize
(v. t.) To make
appear
archaic
or
antique.
Inarched
::
Inarched
(imp. & p. p.) of
Inarc.
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