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Definition of lobe
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Lobe (n.) The
projecting
part of a cam wheel or of a
non-circular
gear
wheel.
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Hydrothermal
::
Hydrothermal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to hot
water;
-- used esp. with
reference
to the
action
of
heated
waters
in
dissolving,
redepositing,
and
otherwise
producing
mineral
changes
within
the crust of the
globe..
Retina
::
Retina
(n.) The
delicate
membrane
by which the back part of the globe of the eye is
lined,
and in which the
fibers
of the optic nerve
terminate.
See Eye..
Swallow-tailed
::
Swallowtail
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of large and
handsome
butterflies,
belonging
to
Papilio
and
allied
genera,
in which the
posterior
border
of each hind wing is
prolongated
in the form of a long
lobe..
Sea Cocoa
::
Sea cocoa () A
magnificent
palm
(Lodoicea
Sechellarum)
found only in the
Seychelles
Islands.
The fruit is an
immense
two-lobed
nut. It was found
floating
in the
Indian
Ocean
before
the tree was
known,
and
called
sea
cocoanut,
and
double
cocoanut..
Undivided
::
Undivided
(a.) Not
lobed,
cleft,
or
branched;
entire..
Loma
::
Loma (n.) A lobe; a
membranous
fringe
or flap.
Hypoarion
::
Hypoarion
(n.) An oval lobe
beneath
each of the optic lobes in many
fishes;
one of the
inferior
lobes.
Mound
::
Mound (n.) A ball or globe
forming
part of the
regalia
of an
emperor
or other
sovereign.
It is
encircled
with
bands,
enriched
with
precious
stones,
and
surmounted
with a
cross;
--
called
also
globe..
Slate
::
Slate (v. t.) To cover with
slate,
or with a
substance
resembling
slate;
as, to slate a roof; to slate a
globe..
Lobately
::
Lobately
(adv.)
As a lobe; so as to make a lobe; in a
lobate
manner.
Sinus
::
Sinus (n.) A
depression
between
adjoining
lobes.
Locken
::
Locken
(n.) The
globeflower
(Trollius).
Eye
::
Eye (n.) The organ of sight or
vision.
In man, and the
vertebrates
generally,
it is
properly
the
movable
ball or globe in the
orbit,
but the term often
includes
the
adjacent
parts.
In most
invertebrates
the years are
immovable
ocelli,
or
compound
eyes made up of
numerous
ocelli.
See
Ocellus..
Pancratium
::
Pancratium
(n.) A genus of Old World
amaryllideous
bulbous
plants,
having
a
funnel-shaped
perianth
with six
narrow
spreading
lobes.
The
American
species
are now
placed
in the
related
genus
Hymenocallis..
Solid
::
Solid (a.) Not
hollow;
full of
matter;
as, a solid globe or cone, as
distinguished
from a
hollow
one; not
spongy;
dense;
hence,
sometimes,
heavy..
Siniate
::
Siniate
(a.)
Having
the
margin
alternately
curved
inward
and
outward;
having
rounded
lobes
separated
by
rounded
sinuses;
sinuous;
wavy.
Globy
::
Globy (a.)
Resembling,
or
pertaining
to, a
globe;
round;
orbicular..
Lobated
::
Lobated
(a.)
Having
lobes;
-- said of the tails of
certain
fishes
having
the
integument
continued
to the bases of the fin rays.
Gymnodont
::
Gymnodont
(n.) One of a group of
plectognath
fishes
(Gymnodontes),
having
the teeth and jaws
consolidated
into one or two bony
plates,
on each jaw, as the
diodonts
and
tetradonts.
See Bur fish,
Globefish,
Diodon..
Antipodes
::
Antipodes
(n.) The
country
of those who live on the
opposite
side of the
globe.
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