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Definition of point
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Point (n.) A dot or mark used to
designate
certain
tones or tim.
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Leveling
::
Leveling
(n.) The art or
operation
of using a
leveling
instrument
for
finding
a
horizontal
line, for
ascertaining
the
differences
of level
between
different
points
of the
earth's
surface
included
in a
survey,
for
establishing
grades,
etc., as in
finding
the
descent
of a
river,
or
locating
a line of
railroad..
Navel
::
Navel (n.) The
central
part or point of
anything;
the
middle.
Centrolinead
::
Centrolinead
(n.) An
instrument
for
drawing
lines
through
a
point,
or lines
converging
to a
center..
Indiction
::
Indiction
(n.)
Declaration;
proclamation;
public
notice
or
appointment.
Uncovenanted
::
Uncovenanted
(a.) Not
having
entered
into
relationship
with God
through
the
appointed
means of
grace;
also, not
promised
or
assured
by the
divine
promises
or
conditions;
as,
uncovenanted
mercies..
Grenadier
::
Grenadier
(n.) Any
marine
fish of the genus
Macrurus,
in which the body and tail taper to a
point;
they
mostly
inhabit
the deep sea; --
called
also onion fish, and
rat-tail
fish..
Internode
::
Internode
(n.) The space
between
two nodes or
points
of the stem from which the
leaves
properly
arise.
Inclinnation
::
Inclinnation
(n.) A
tendency
towards
another
body or
point.
Tierce
::
Tierce
(n.) The third hour of the day, or nine a. m,; one of the
canonical
hours;
also, the
service
appointed
for that
hour..
Pick
::
Pick (n.) A
sharp-pointed
tool for
picking;
-- often used in
composition;
as, a
toothpick;
a
picklock..
Backgammon
::
Backgammon
(n.) A game of
chance
and
skill,
played
by two
persons
on a board
marked
off into
twenty-four
spaces
called
points.
Each
player
has
fifteen
pieces,
or men, the
movements
of which from point to point are
determined
by
throwing
dice.
Formerly
called
tables..
Ordinable
::
Ordinable
(a.)
Capable
of being
ordained
or
appointed.
Quodlibet
::
Quodlibet
(n.) A nice
point;
a
subtilty;
a
debatable
point.
Picked
::
Picked
(a.)
Pointed;
sharp.
Point-blank
::
Point-blank
(n.) With all small arms, the
second
point in which the
natural
line of
sight,
when
horizontal,
cuts the
trajectory..
Term
::
Term (n.) A
point,
line, or
superficies,
that
limits;
as, a line is the term of a
superficies,
and a
superficies
is the term of a
solid..
Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(a.)
Deviating
from
stated
methods,
usual
practice,
or
established
forms or laws;
deviating
from an
appointed
sphere
or way;
departing
from the usual
course;
irregular;
anomalous;
odd; as,
eccentric
conduct..
Ophryon
::
Ophryon
(n.) The
supraorbital
point.
Tail
::
Tail (n.) The side of a coin
opposite
to that which bears the head,
effigy,
or date; the
reverse;
--
rarely
used
except
in the
expression
heads or
tails,
employed
when a coin is
thrown
up for the
purpose
of
deciding
some point by its
fall..
Rivet
::
Rivet (n.) A
metallic
pin with a head, used for
uniting
two
plates
or
pieces
of
material
together,
by
passing
it
through
them and then
beating
or
pressing
down the point so that it shall
spread
out and form a
second
head; a pin or bolt
headed
or
clinched
at both
ends..
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