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Definition of circular
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of circular is as below...
Circular
(a.) A
circular
letter,
or
paper,
usually
printed,
copies
of which are
addressed
or given to
various
persons;
as, a
business
circular..
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Vesicle
::
Vesicle
(n.) A
small,
and more or less
circular,
elevation
of the
cuticle,
containing
a clear
watery
fluid..
Lobe
::
Lobe (n.) The
projecting
part of a cam wheel or of a
non-circular
gear
wheel.
Disc
::
Disc (n.) A
circular
structure
either
in
plants
or
animals;
as, a blood disc, a
germinal
disc, etc. Same as
Disk..
Roundhouse
::
Roundhouse
(n.) A house for
locomotive
engines,
built
circularly
around
a
turntable..
Apse
::
Apse (n.) A
projecting
part of a
building,
esp. of a
church,
having
in the plan a
polygonal
or
semicircular
termination,
and, most
often,
projecting
from the east end. In early
churches
the
Eastern
apse was
occupied
by seats for the
bishop
and
clergy..
Scissel
::
Scissel
(n.) The slips or
plates
of metal out of which
circular
blanks
have been cut for the
purpose
of
coinage.
Cyclostoma
::
Cyclostoma
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Bryozoa,
in which the cells have
circular
apertures..
Twirl
::
Twirl (n.) The act of
twirling;
a rapid
circular
motion;
a whirl or
whirling;
quick
rotation.
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) The part of
anything
which is
beneath
the
contents
and
supports
them, as the part of a chair on which a
person
sits, the
circular
base or lower head of a cask or tub, or the plank floor of a
ship's
hold; the under
surface..
Mandrel
::
Mandrel
(n.) The live
spindle
of a
turning
lathe;
the
revolving
arbor of a
circular
saw. It is
usually
driven
by a
pulley.
Medallion
::
Medallion
(n.) A
circular
or oval (or,
sometimes,
square)
tablet
bearing
a
figure
or
figures
represented
in
relief..
Roundel
::
Roundel
(a.) A
bastion
of a
circular
form.
News-letter
::
News-letter
(n.) A
circular
letter,
written
or
printed
for the
purpose
of
disseminating
news. This was the name given to the
earliest
English
newspapers..
Eddy
::
Eddy (n.) A
current
of water or air
moving
in a
circular
direction;
a
whirlpool.
Orbiculated
::
Orbiculated
(a.) Made, or
being,
in the form of an orb;
having
a
circular,
or
nearly
circular,
or a
spheroidal,
outline..
Discus
::
Discus
(n.) A
quoit;
a
circular
plate of some heavy
material
intended
to be
pitched
or
hurled
as a trial of
strength
and
skill.
Circumflex
::
Circumflex
(a.)
Curved
circularly;
--
applied
to
several
arteries
of the hip and
thigh,
to
arteries,
veins,
and a nerve of the
shoulder,
and to other
parts..
Ring
::
Ring (n.) A
circle,
or a
circular
line, or
anything
in the form of a
circular
line or
hoop..
Secant
::
Secant
(a.) A right line drawn from the
center
of a
circle
through
one end of a
circular
arc, and
terminated
by a
tangent
drawn from the other end; the
number
expressing
the ratio line of this line to the
radius
of the
circle.
See
Trigonometrical
function,
under
Function..
Cirque
::
Cirque
(n.) A kind of
circular
valley
in the side of a
mountain,
walled
around
by
precipices
of great
height..
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