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Definition of cycle
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Cycle (n.) An
orderly
list for a given time; a
calendar.
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Bicyclist
::
Bicyclist
(n.) A
bicycler.
Cycle
::
Cycle (v. i.) To ride a
bicycle,
tricycle,
or other form of
cycle..
Epicyclic
::
Epicyclic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
resembling,
or
having
the
motion
of, an
epicycle..
Wheel
::
Wheel (n.) A
bicycle
or a
tricycle;
a
velocipede.
Homogenesis
::
Homogenesis
(n.) That
method
of
reproduction
in which the
successive
generations
are
alike,
the
offspring,
either
animal
or
plant,
running
through
the same cycle of
existence
as the
parent;
gamogenesis;
--
opposed
to
heterogenesis..
Phase
::
Phase (n.) A
particular
appearance
or state in a
regularly
recurring
cycle of
changes
with
respect
to
quantity
of
illumination
or form of
enlightened
disk; as, the
phases
of the moon or
planets.
See
Illust.
under
Moon..
Bicycling
::
Bicycling
(n.) The use of a
bicycle;
the act or
practice
of
riding
a
bicycle.
Tricycle
::
Tricycle
(n.) A
three-wheeled
velocipede.
See
Illust.
under
Velocipede.
Cf.
Bicycle.
Vehicle
::
Vehicle
(n.) That in or on which any
person
or thing is, or may be,
carried,
as a
coach,
carriage,
wagon,
cart, car,
sleigh,
bicycle,
etc.; a means of
conveyance;
specifically,
a means of
conveyance
upon
land..
Cycle
::
Cycle (n.) An
interval
of time in which a
certain
succession
of
events
or
phenomena
is
completed,
and then
returns
again and
again,
uniformly
and
continually
in the same
order;
a
periodical
space of time
marked
by the
recurrence
of
something
peculiar;
as, the cycle of the
seasons,
or of the
year..
Deferent
::
Deferent
(n.) An
imaginary
circle
surrounding
the
earth,
in whose
periphery
either
the
heavenly
body or the
center
of the
heavenly
body's
epicycle
was
supposed
to be
carried
round..
Hemicycle
::
Hemicycle
(n.) A
semicircular
place,
as a
semicircular
arena,
or room, or part of a
room..
Bicyclic
::
Bicyclic
(a.)
Relating
to
bicycles.
Machine
::
Machine
(n.) Any
mechanical
contrivance,
as the
wooden
horse with which the
Greeks
entered
Troy; a
coach;
a
bicycle..
Velocipede
::
Velocipede
(n.) A light road
carriage
propelled
by the feet of the
rider.
Originally
it was
propelled
by
striking
the tips of the toes on the
roadway,
but
commonly
now by the
action
of the feet on a pedal or
pedals
connected
with the axle of one or more of the
wheels,
and
causing
their
revolution.
They are made in many
forms,
with two,
three,
or four
wheels.
See
Bicycle,
and
Tricycle..
Cycle
::
Cycle (n.) An age; a long
period
of time.
Aecidium
::
Aecidium
(n.) A form of fruit in the cycle of
development
of the Rusts or
Brands,
an order of
fungi,
formerly
considered
independent
plants..
Cycle
::
Cycle (n.) A
bicycle
or
tricycle,
or other light
velocipede..
Epicycle
::
Epicycle
(n.) A
circle,
whose
center
moves round in the
circumference
of a
greater
circle;
or a small
circle,
whose
center,
being fixed in the
deferent
of a
planet,
is
carried
along with the
deferent,
and yet, by its own
peculiar
motion,
carries
the body of the
planet
fastened
to it round its
proper
center..
Epicycle
::
Epicycle
(n.) A
circle
which rolls on the
circumference
of
another
circle,
either
externally
or
internally..
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