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Definition of figure
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Figure
(n.) To
indicate
by
numerals;
also, to
compute..
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Tattoo
::
Tattoo
(v. t.) To
color,
as the
flesh,
by
pricking
in
coloring
matter,
so as to form marks or
figures
which can not be
washed
out..
Bandana
::
Bandana
(n.) A
species
of silk or
cotton
handkerchief,
having
a
uniformly
dyed
ground,
usually
of red or blue, with white or
yellow
figures
of a
circular,
lozenge,
or other
simple
form..
Transfigure
::
Transfigure
(v. t.) To
change
the
outward
form or
appearance
of; to
metamorphose;
to
transform.
Flourish
::
Flourish
(v. i.) To make
ornamental
strokes
with the pen; to write
graceful,
decorative
figures..
Thorough Bass
::
Thorough
bass () The
representation
of
chords
by
figures
placed
under the base;
figured
bass; basso
continuo;
--
sometimes
used as
synonymous
with
harmony.
Phonoscope
::
Phonoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
producing
luminous
figures
by the
vibrations
of
sounding
bodies.
Chevroned
::
Chevroned
(p. a.)
Having
a
chevron;
decorated
with an
ornamental
figure
of a
zigzag
from.
Greyhound
::
Greyhound
(n.) A
slender,
graceful
breed of dogs,
remarkable
for keen sight and
swiftness.
It is one of the
oldest
varieties
known,
and is
figured
on the
Egyptian
monuments..
George
::
George
(n.) A
figure
of St.
George
(the
patron
saint of
England)
on
horseback,
appended
to the
collar
of the Order of the
Garter.
See
Garter..
Abstraction
::
Abstraction
(a.) The act
process
of
leaving
out of
consideration
one or more
properties
of a
complex
object
so as to
attend
to
others;
analysis.
Thus, when the mind
considers
the form of a tree by
itself,
or the color of the
leaves
as
separate
from their size or
figure,
the act is
called
abstraction.
So, also, when it
considers
whiteness,
softness,
virtue,
existence,
as
separate
from any
particular
objects..
Puppet
::
Puppet
(n.) A
similar
figure
moved by the hand or by a wire in a mock
drama;
a
marionette;
a
wooden
actor in a play.
Cambric
::
Cambric
(n.) A
fabric
made, in
imitation
of linen
cambric,
of fine,
hardspun
cotton,
often with
figures
of
various
colors;
-- also
called
cotton
cambric,
and
cambric
muslin..
Window
::
Window
(n.) A
figure
formed
of lines
crossing
each
other.
Shape
::
Shape (n.) To form or
create;
especially,
to mold or make into a
particular
form; to give
proper
form or
figure
to..
Counterpane
::
Counterpane
(n.) A
coverlet
for a bed, --
originally
stitched
or woven in
squares
or
figures..
Hendecagon
::
Hendecagon
(n.) A plane
figure
of
eleven
sides and
eleven
angles.
Outline
::
Outline
(n.) In art: A line drawn by
pencil,
pen,
graver,
or the like, by which the
boundary
of a
figure
is
indicated..
Shape
::
Shape (n.)
Character
or
construction
of a thing as
determining
its
external
appearance;
outward
aspect;
make;
figure;
form;
guise;
as, the shape of a tree; the shape of the head; an
elegant
shape..
Figure
::
Figure
(n.) To
embellish.
Dummy
::
Dummy (n.) An
imitation
or copy of
something,
to be used as a
substitute;
a
model;
a lay
figure;
as, a
figure
on which
clothing
is
exhibited
in shop
windows;
a blank paper copy used to show the size of the
future
book, etc..
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