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Definition of area
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Area (n.) The
sunken
space or
court,
giving
ingress
and
affording
light to the
basement
of a
building..
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Hysterotomy
::
Hysterotomy
(n.) The
Caesarean
section.
See under
Caesarean.
Trigone
::
Trigone
(n.) A
smooth
triangular
area on the inner
surface
of the
bladder,
limited
by the
apertures
of the
ureters
and
urethra..
Briarean
::
Briarean
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
Briareus,
a giant
fabled
to have a
hundred
hands;
hence,
hundred-handed
or
many-handed..
Pioned
::
Pioned
(a.) A
Shakespearean
word of
disputed
meaning;
perh.,
abounding
in marsh
marigolds..
Centreboard
::
Centreboard
(n.) A
movable
or
sliding
keel
formed
of a broad board or slab of wood or metal which may be
raised
into a
water-tight
case
amidships,
when in
shallow
water,
or may be
lowered
to
increase
the area of
lateral
resistance
and
prevent
leeway
when the
vessel
is
beating
to
windward.
It is used in
vessels
of all sizes along the coast of the
United
States.
Sudarium
::
Sudamina
(n. pl)
Minute
vesicles
surrounded
by an area of
reddened
skin,
produced
by
excessive
sweating..
Cesarian
::
Cesarian
(a.) Same as
Caesarean,
Caesarian..
Pteryla
::
Pteryla
(n.) One of the
definite
areas of the skin of a bird on which
feathers
grow; --
contrasted
with
apteria.
Arere
::
Arere (v. t. & i.) See
Arear.
Tenacity
::
Tenacity
(n.) The
greatest
longitudinal
stress
a
substance
can bear
without
tearing
asunder,
--
usually
expressed
with
reference
to a unit area of the cross
section
of the
substance,
as the
number
of
pounds
per
square
inch, or
kilograms
per
square
centimeter,
necessary
to
produce
rupture..
Plateau
::
Plateau
(n.) A flat
surface;
especially,
a
broad,
level,
elevated
area of land; a
table-land..
Scope
::
Scope (n.)
Extended
area.
Tapetum
::
Tapetum
(n.) An area in the
pigmented
layer of the
choroid
coat of the eye in many
animals,
which has an
iridescent
or
metallic
luster
and helps to make the eye
visible
in the dark.
Sometimes
applied
to the whole layer of
pigmented
epithelium
of the
choroid..
Didonia
::
Didonia
(n.) The curve which on a given
surface
and with a given
perimeter
contains
the
greatest
area.
Nectareous
::
Nectareous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to,
containing,
or
resembling
nectar;
delicious;
nectarean..
Area
::
Area (n.) The
superficial
contents
of any
figure;
the
surface
included
within
any given
lines;
superficial
extent;
as, the area of a
square
or a
triangle..
Court
::
Court (n.) An
inclosed
space;
a
courtyard;
an
uncovered
area shut in by the walls of a
building,
or by
different
building;
also, a space
opening
from a
street
and
nearly
surrounded
by
houses;
a blind
alley..
Lunule
::
Lunule
(n.) A
special
area in front of the beak of many
bivalve
shells.
It
sometimes
has the shape of a
double
crescent,
but is
oftener
heart-shaped.
See
Illust.
of
Bivalve..
Quadrature
::
Quadrature
(a.) The
integral
used in
obtaining
the area
bounded
by a
curve;
hence,
the
definite
integral
of the
product
of any
function
of one
variable
into the
differential
of that
variable..
Clary
::
Clary (n.) A plant
(Salvia
sclarea)
of the Sage
family,
used in
flavoring
soups..
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