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Definition of periodic
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Periodic
(a.) Alt. of
Periodica.
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Rheotome
::
Rheotome
(n.) An
instrument
which
periodically
or
otherwise
interrupts
an
electric
current.
Ticketing
::
Ticketing
(n.) A
periodical
sale of ore in the
English
mining
districts;
-- so
called
from the
tickets
upon which are
written
the bids of the
buyers.
Periodoscope
::
Periodoscope
(n.) A table or other means for
calculating
the
periodical
functions
of
women.
Nilometer
::
Nilometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the rise of water in the Nile
during
its
periodical
flood.
Aberration
::
Aberration
(n.) A small
periodical
change
of
position
in the stars and other
heavenly
bodies,
due to the
combined
effect
of the
motion
of light and the
motion
of the
observer;
called
annual
aberration,
when the
observer's
motion
is that of the earth in its
orbit,
and daily or
diurnal
aberration,
when of the earth on its axis;
amounting
when
greatest,
in the
former
case, to
20.4'',
and in the
latter,
to
0.3''.
Planetary
aberration
is that due to the
motion
of light and the
motion
of the
planet
re
Rhythm
::
Rhythm
(n.)
Movement
in
musical
time, with
periodical
recurrence
of
accent;
the
measured
beat or pulse which marks the
character
and
expression
of the
music;
symmetry
of
movement
and
accent..
Migrate
::
Migrate
(v. i.) To pass
periodically
from one
region
or
climate
to
another
for
feeding
or
breeding;
-- said of
certain
birds,
fishes,
and
quadrupeds..
Bulletin
::
Bulletin
(n.) A
periodical
publication,
especially
one
containing
the
proceeding
of a
society..
Periodate
::
Periodate
(n.) A salt of
periodic
acid.
Periodically
::
Periodically
(adv.)
In a
periodical
manner.
Subscriptive
::
Subscription
(n.) A
method
of
purchasing
items
produced
periodically
in a
series,
as
newspapers
or
magazines,
in which a
certain
number
of the items are
delivered
as
produced,
without
need for
ordering
each item
individually;
also, the
purchase
thus
executed..
Democracy
::
Democracy
(n.)
Government
by
popular
representation;
a form of
government
in which the
supreme
power is
retained
by the
people,
but is
indirectly
exercised
through
a
system
of
representation
and
delegated
authority
periodically
renewed;
a
constitutional
representative
government;
a
republic..
Exuviability
::
Exuviability
(n.)
Capability
of
shedding
the skin
periodically.
Proleptical
::
Proleptical
(a.)
Anticipating
the usual time; --
applied
to a
periodical
disease
whose
paroxysms
return
at an
earlier
hour at every
repetition.
Megrim
::
Megrim
(n.) A kind of sick or
nevrous
headache,
usually
periodical
and
confined
to one side of the
head..
Circuit
::
Circuit
(n.) The act of
moving
or
revolving
around,
or as in a
circle
or
orbit;
a
revolution;
as, the
periodical
circuit
of the earth round the sun..
Semimonthly
::
Semimonthly
(n.)
Something
done or made every half
month;
esp., a
semimonthly
periodical..
Paper
::
Paper (n.) A
printed
sheet
appearing
periodically;
a
newspaper;
a
journal;
as, a daily
paper..
Quarterly
::
Quarterly
(n.) A
periodical
work
published
once a
quarter,
or four times in a
year..
Orbit
::
Orbit (n.) The path
described
by a
heavenly
body in its
periodical
revolution
around
another
body; as, the orbit of
Jupiter,
of the
earth,
of the
moon..
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