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Definition of angle
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Angle (n.) The
figure
made by. two lines which meet.
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Aspect
::
Aspect
(n.) The
situation
of
planets
or stars with
respect
to one
another,
or the angle
formed
by the rays of light
proceeding
from them and
meeting
at the eye; the joint look of
planets
or stars upon each other or upon the
earth..
Semiangle
::
Semiangle
(n.) The half of a
given,
or
measuring,
angle..
Triangle
::
Triangle
(n.) A kind of frame
formed
of three poles stuck in the
ground
and
united
at the top, to which
soldiers
were bound when
undergoing
corporal
punishment,
-- now
disused..
Perpendicular
::
Perpendicular
(n.) A line at right
angles
to the plane of the
horizon;
a
vertical
line or
direction.
Tetraxile
::
Tetraxile
(a.)
Having
four
branches
diverging
at right
angles;
-- said of
certain
spicules
of
sponges.
Ravel
::
Ravel (v. i.) To
become
untwisted
or
unwoven;
to be
disentangled;
to be
relieved
of
intricacy.
Pyroxene
::
Pyroxene
(n.) A
common
mineral
occurring
in
monoclinic
crystals,
with a
prismatic
angle of
nearly
90¡, and also in
massive
forms which are often
laminated.
It
varies
in color from white to dark green and
black,
and
includes
many
varieties
differing
in color and
composition,
as
diopside,
malacolite,
salite,
coccolite,
augite,
etc. They are all
silicates
of lime and
magnesia
with
sometimes
alumina
and iron.
Pyroxene
is an
essential
constituent
of many
rocks,
especially
basic
igneous
rocks,
as basa
Unentangle
::
Unentangle
(v. t.) To
disentangle.
Diamagnetic
::
Diamagnetic
(n.) Any
substance,
as
bismuth,
glass,
phosphorous,
etc., which in a field of
magnetic
force is
differently
affected
from the
ordinary
magnetic
bodies,
as iron; that is, which tends to take a
position
at right
angles
to the lines of
magnetic
force,
and is
repelled
by
either
pole of the
magnet..
Throat
::
Throat
(n.) The angle where the arm of an
anchor
is
joined
to the
shank.
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..
Mixtilinear
::
Mixtilinear
(a.)
Containing,
or
consisting
of, lines of
different
kinds,
as
straight,
curved,
and the like; as, a
mixtilinear
angle,
that is, an angle
contained
by a
straight
line and a
curve..
Square
::
Square
(a.)
Having
four equal sides and four right
angles;
as, a
square
figure..
Throttle
::
Throttle
(v. t.) To
compress
the
throat
of; to
choke;
to
strangle.
Hexagonal
::
Hexagonal
(a.)
Having
six sides and six
angles;
six-sided.
Base
::
Base (n.) The
exterior
side of the
polygon,
or that
imaginary
line which
connects
the
salient
angles
of two
adjacent
bastions..
Promontory
::
Promontory
(n.) A
projecting
part.
Especially:
(a) The
projecting
angle of the
ventral
side of the
sacrum
where it joins the last
lumbar
vertebra.
(b) A
prominence
on the inner wall of the
tympanum
of the ear.
Puzzle
::
Puzzle
(v. t.) To make
intricate;
to
entangle.
Synentognathi
::
Synedral
(a.)
Growing
on the
angles
of a stem, as the
leaves
in some
species
of
Selaginella..
Astay
::
Astay
(adv.)
An
anchor
is said to be
astay,
when, in
heaving
it, an acute angle is
formed
between
the cable and the
surface
of the
water..
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