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Definition of lunar
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Lunar (n.) The
middle
bone of the
proximal
series
of the
carpus;
--
called
also
semilunar,
and
intermedium..
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Subluxation
::
Sublunary
(n.) Any
worldly
thing.
Moon
::
Moon (n.) The
celestial
orb which
revolves
round the
earth;
the
satellite
of the
earth;
a
secondary
planet,
whose
light,
borrowed
from the sun, is
reflected
to the
earth,
and
serves
to
dispel
the
darkness
of
night.
The
diameter
of the moon is 2,160
miles,
its mean
distance
from the earth is
240,000
miles,
and its mass is one
eightieth
that of the
earth.
See Lunar
month,
under
Month..
Paraselene
::
Paraselene
(n.) A mock moon; an image of the moon which
sometimes
appears
at the point of
intersection
of two lunar
halos.
Cf.
Parhelion.
Tide
::
Tide
(prep.)
The
alternate
rising
and
falling
of the
waters
of the
ocean,
and of bays,
rivers,
etc.,
connected
therewith.
The tide ebbs and flows twice in each lunar day, or the space of a
little
more than
twenty-four
hours.
It is
occasioned
by the
attraction
of the sun and moon (the
influence
of the
latter
being three times that of the
former),
acting
unequally
on the
waters
in
different
parts of the
earth,
thus
disturbing
their
equilibrium.
A high tide upon one side of the earth is
accompanied
Sublunary
::
Sublunar
(a.) Alt. of
Sublunar.
Lunar
::
Lunar (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the moon; as, lunar
observations..
Scapholunar
::
Scapholunar
(n.) The
scapholunar
bone.
Honesty
::
Honesty
(a.) Satin
flower;
the name of two
cruciferous
herbs
having
large flat pods, the round
shining
partitions
of which are more
beautiful
than the
blossom;
--
called
also
lunary
and
moonwort.
Lunaria
biennis
is
common
honesty;
L.
rediva
is
perennial
honesty..
Superlunary
::
Superlunar
(a.) Alt. of
Superlunar.
Semilunar
::
Semilunar
(a.)
Shaped
like a half moon.
Valve
::
Valve (n.) One or more
membranous
partitions,
flaps,
or
folds,
which
permit
the
passage
of the
contents
of a
vessel
or
cavity
in one
direction,
but stop or
retard
the flow in the
opposite
direction;
as, the
ileocolic,
mitral,
and
semilunar
valves..
Scapholunar
::
Scapholunar
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
scaphoid
and lunar bones of the
carpus.
Supramaxillae
::
Supralunary
(a.)
Beyond
the moon;
hence,
very
lofty..
Lunar
::
Lunar (a.)
Influenced
by the moon, as in
growth,
character,
or
properties;
as, lunar
herbs..
Interlunar
::
Interlunar
(a.) Alt. of
Interlunar.
Supralunary
::
Supralunar
(a.) Alt. of
Supralunar.
Lunar
::
Lunar (n.) A lunar
distance.
Synodically
::
Synodical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
conjunction,
especially
to the
period
between
two
successive
conjunctions;
extending
from one
conjunction,
as of the moon or a
planet
with the sun, to the next; as, a
synodical
month (see Lunar
month,
under
Month);
the
synodical
revolution
of the moon or a
planet..
Year
::
Year (n.) The time of the
apparent
revolution
of the sun
trough
the
ecliptic;
the
period
occupied
by the earth in
making
its
revolution
around
the sun,
called
the
astronomical
year; also, a
period
more or less
nearly
agreeing
with this,
adopted
by
various
nations
as a
measure
of time, and
called
the civil year; as, the
common
lunar year of 354 days, still in use among the
Mohammedans;
the year of 360 days, etc. In
common
usage,
the year
consists
of 365 days, and every
fourth
year
(called
bissext
Epoch
::
Epoch (n.) An
arbitrary
fixed date, for which the
elements
used in
computing
the place of a
planet,
or other
heavenly
body, at any other date, are
given;
as, the epoch of Mars; lunar
elements
for the epoch March 1st,
1860..
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