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Definition of circuit
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Circuit
(n.) A
certain
division
of a state or
country,
established
by law for a judge or
judges
to
visit,
for the
administration
of
justice..
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Around
::
Around
(prep.)
On all sides of;
encircling;
encompassing;
so as to make the
circuit
of;
about.
Indirect
::
Indirect
(a.) Not
direct;
not
straight
or
rectilinear;
deviating
from a
direct
line or
course;
circuitous;
as, an
indirect
road..
Short-circuited
::
Short-circuited
(imp. & p. p.) of
Short-circui.
Circuit
::
Circuit
(v. i.) To move in a
circle;
to go
round;
to
circulate.
Ambagious
::
Ambagious
(a.)
Circumlocutory;
circuitous.
County
::
County
(n.) A
circuit
or
particular
portion
of a state or
kingdom,
separated
from the rest of the
territory,
for
certain
purposes
in the
administration
of
justice
and
public
affairs;
--
called
also a
shire.
See
Shire..
Roundaboutness
::
Roundaboutness
(n.) The
quality
of being
roundabout;
circuitousness.
Circuitous
::
Circuitous
(a.) Going round in a
circuit;
roundabout;
indirect;
as, a
circuitous
road; a
circuitous
manner
of
accomplishing
an end..
Interrupter
::
Interrupter
(n.) A
device
for
opening
and
closing
an
electrical
circuit;
a
vibrating
spring
or
tuning
fork,
arranged
to make and break a
circuit
at
rapidly
recurring
intervals,
by the
action
of the
current
itself..
Baseball
::
Baseball
(n.) A game of ball, so
called
from the bases or
bounds
( four in
number)
which
designate
the
circuit
which each
player
must
endeavor
to make after
striking
the
ball..
Parish
::
Parish
(n.) That
circuit
of
ground
committed
to the
charge
of one
parson
or
vicar,
or other
minister
having
cure of souls
therein..
Periodical
::
Periodical
(a.)
Performed
in a
period,
or
regular
revolution;
proceeding
in a
series
of
successive
circuits;
as, the
periodical
motion
of the
planets
round the sun..
Around
::
Around
(adv.)
In a
circuit;
here and there
within
the
surrounding
space;
all
about;
as, to
travel
around
from town to
town..
Bridge
::
Bridge
(n.) A
device
to
measure
the
resistance
of a wire or other
conductor
forming
part of an
electric
circuit.
Progress
::
Progress
(n.) A
journey
of
state;
a
circuit;
especially,
one made by a
sovereign
through
parts of his own
dominions..
Yearly
::
Yearly
(a.)
Accomplished
in a year; as, the
yearly
circuit,
or
revolution,
of the
earth..
Ohm
::
Ohm (n.) The
standard
unit in the
measure
of
electrical
resistance,
being the
resistance
of a
circuit
in which a
potential
difference
of one volt
produces
a
current
of one
ampere.
As
defined
by the
International
Electrical
Congress
in 1893, and by
United
States
Statute,
it is a
resistance
substantially
equal to 109 units of
resistance
of the
C.G.S.
system
of
electro-magnetic
units,
and is
represented
by the
resistance
offered
to an
unvarying
electric
current
by a
column
of
mercury
at the
tempera
Gyre
::
Gyre (n.) A
circular
motion,
or a
circle
described
by a
moving
body; a turn or
revolution;
a
circuit..
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..
Henry
::
Henry (n.) The unit of
electric
induction;
the
induction
in a
circuit
when the
electro-motive
force
induced
in this
circuit
is one volt, while the
inducing
current
varies
at the rate of one
ampere
a
second..
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