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Definition of index
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Index (n.) The
figure
or
letter
which shows the power or root of a
quantity;
the
exponent.
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Table
::
Table (n.) A view of the
contents
of a work; a
statement
of the
principal
topics
discussed;
an
index;
a
syllabus;
a
synopsis;
as, a table of
contents..
Index
::
Index (n.) The
figure
or
letter
which shows the power or root of a
quantity;
the
exponent.
Traverser
::
Traverser
(n.) One who, or that
which,
traverses,
or
moves,
as an index on a
scale,
and the
like..
Indexically
::
Indexically
(adv.)
In the
manner
of an
index.
Perambulator
::
Perambulator
(n.) A
surveyor's
instrument
for
measuring
distances.
It
consists
of a wheel
arranged
to roll along over the
ground,
with an
apparatus
of
clockwork,
and a dial plate upon which the
distance
traveled
is shown by an
index.
See
Odometer..
Deadbeat
::
Deadbeat
(a.)
Making
a beat
without
recoil;
giving
indications
by a
single
beat or
excursion;
-- said of
galvanometers
and other
instruments
in which the
needle
or index moves to the
extent
of its
deflection
and stops with
little
or no
further
oscillation.
Indical
::
Indical
(a.)
Indexical.
Megaseme
::
Megaseme
(a.)
Having
the
orbital
index
relatively
large;
having
the
orbits
narrow
transversely;
--
opposed
to
microseme.
Escutcheon
::
Escutcheon
(n.) A
marking
upon the back of a cow's udder and the space above it (the
perineum),
formed
by the hair
growing
upward
or
outward
instead
of
downward.
It is
esteemed
an index of
milking
qualities..
Subindicate
::
Subindex
(n.) A
number
or mark
placed
opposite
the lower part of a
letter
or
symbol
to
distinguish
the
symbol;
thus, a0, b1, c2, xn, have 0, 1, 2, and n as
subindices..
Index
::
Index (v. t.) To
provide
with an index or table of
references;
to put into an
index;
as, to index a book, or its
contents..
Indexical
::
Indexical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or like, an
index;
having
the form of an
index..
Index
::
Index (n.) That which
points
out; that which
shows,
indicates,
manifests,
or
discloses..
Quadrant
::
Quadrant
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
altitudes,
variously
constructed
and
mounted
for
different
specific
uses in
astronomy,
surveying,
gunnery,
etc.,
consisting
commonly
of a
graduated
arc of 90�, with an index or
vernier,
and
either
plain or
telescopic
sights,
and
usually
having
a plumb line or
spirit
level for
fixing
the
vertical
or
horizontal
direction..
Concordance
::
Concordance
(n.) A
topical
index or
orderly
analysis
of the
contents
of a book.
Prognathous
::
Prognathous
(a.)
Having
the jaws
projecting
beyond
the upper part of the face; --
opposed
to
orthognathous.
See
Gnathic
index,
under
Gnathic..
Mesoseme
::
Mesoseme
(a.)
Having
a
medium
orbital
index;
having
orbits
neither
broad nor
narrow;
between
megaseme
and
microseme.
Repertory
::
Repertory
(n.) A place in which
things
are
disposed
in an
orderly
manner,
so that they can be
easily
found,
as the index of a book, a
commonplace
book, or the
like..
Mesognathous
::
Mesognathous
(a.)
Having
the jaws
slightly
projecting;
between
prognathous
and
orthognathous.
See
Gnathic
index,
under
Gnathic..
Ablution
::
Ablution
(n.) A small
quantity
of wine and
water,
which is used to wash the
priest's
thumb and index
finger
after the
communion,
and which then, as
perhaps
containing
portions
of the
consecrated
elements,
is drunk by the
priest..
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