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Definition of square
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Square
(n.) A
parallelogram
having
four equal sides and four right
angles.
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Ailette
::
Ailette
(n.) A small
square
shield,
formerly
worn on the
shoulders
of
knights,
-- being the
prototype
of the
modern
epaulet..
Piazza
::
Piazza
(n.) An open
square
in a
European
town,
especially
an
Italian
town; hence
(Arch.),
an
arcaded
and
roofed
gallery;
a
portico.
In the
United
States
the word is
popularly
applied
to a
veranda..
Quadratic
::
Quadratic
(a.)
Pertaining
to terms of the
second
degree;
as, a
quadratic
equation,
in which the
highest
power of the
unknown
quantity
is a
square..
Tessera
::
Tessera
(n.) A small piece of
marble,
glass,
earthenware,
or the like,
having
a
square,
or
nearly
square,
face, used by the
ancients
for
mosaic,
as for
making
pavements,
for
ornamenting
walls,
and like
purposes;
also, a
similar
piece of
ivory,
bone, wood, etc., used as a
ticket
of
admission
to
theaters,
or as a
certificate
for
successful
gladiators,
and as a token for
various
other
purposes..
Atrium
::
Atrium
(n.) A
square
hall
lighted
from
above,
into which rooms open at one or more
levels..
Square
::
Square
(n.) A body of
troops
formed
in a
square,
esp. one
formed
to
resist
a
charge
of
cavalry;
a
squadron..
Poyntel
::
Poyntel
(n.)
Paving
or
flooring
made of small
squares
or
lozenges
set
diagonally.
M
::
M (n.) A
quadrat,
the face or top of which is a
perfect
square;
also, the size of such a
square
in any given size of type, used as the unit of
measurement
for that type: 500 m's of pica would be a piece of
matter
whose
length
and
breadth
in pica m's
multiplied
together
produce
that
number..
Square
::
Square
(a.)
Having
four equal sides and four right
angles;
as, a
square
figure..
Vat
::
Vat (n.) A
square,
hollow
place on the back of a
calcining
furnace,
where tin ore is laid to dry..
List
::
List (n.) A
little
square
molding;
a
fillet;
--
called
also
listel.
Square
::
Square
(n.) To form with four sides and four right
angles.
Conquadrate
::
Conquadrate
(v. t.) To bring into a
square.
Bevel
::
Bevel (n.) An
instrument
consisting
of two rules or arms,
jointed
together
at one end, and
opening
to any
angle,
for
adjusting
the
surfaces
of work to the same or a given
inclination;
--
called
also a bevel
square..
Muriform
::
Muriform
(a.)
Resembling
courses
of
bricks
or
stones
in
squareness
and
regular
arrangement;
as, a
muriform
variety
of
cellular
tissue..
Atlas
::
Atlas (n.) A
large,
square
folio,
resembling
a
volume
of maps; --
called
also atlas
folio..
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..
Rhomb
::
Rhomb (n.) An
equilateral
parallelogram,
or
quadrilateral
figure
whose sides are equal and the
opposite
sides
parallel.
The
angles
may be
unequal,
two being
obtuse
and two
acute,
as in the cut, or the
angles
may be
equal,
in which case it is
usually
called
a
square..
Sterner
::
Sterned
(a.)
Having
a stern of a
particular
shape;
-- used in
composition;
as,
square-sterned..
Dicing
::
Dicing
(n.) An
ornamenting
in
squares
or
cubes.
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