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Definition of mirror
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Mirror
(n.) That which gives a true
representation,
or in which a true image may be seen;
hence,
a
pattern;
an
exemplar..
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Shadow
::
Shadow
(n.) A
reflected
image,
as in a
mirror
or in
water..
Tracheoscopy
::
Tracheoscopy
(n.)
Examination
of the
interior
of the
trachea
by means of a
mirror.
Reflect
::
Reflect
(v.) To give back an image or
likeness
of; to
mirror.
Reflector
::
Reflector
(n.)
Something
having
a
polished
surface
for
reflecting
light or heat, as a
mirror,
a
speculum,
etc..
Glass
::
Glass (v. t.) To
reflect,
as in a
mirror;
to
mirror;
-- used
reflexively..
Helioscope
::
Helioscope
(n.) A
telescope
or
instrument
for
viewing
the sun
without
injury
to the eyes, as
through
colored
glasses,
or with
mirrors
which
reflect
but a small
portion
of
light..
Cosmorama
::
Cosmorama
(n.) An
exhibition
in which a
series
of views in
various
parts of the world is seen
reflected
by
mirrors
through
a
series
of
lenses,
with such
illumination,
etc., as will make the views most
closely
represent
reality..
Siderostat
::
Siderostat
(n.) An
apparatus
consisting
essentially
of a
mirror
moved by
clockwork
so as to throw the rays of the sun or a star in a fixed
direction;
-- a more
general
term for
heliostat.
Backboard
::
Backboard
(n.) A thin stuff used for the backs of
framed
pictures,
mirrors,
etc..
Anamorphosis
::
Anamorphosis
(n.) A
distorted
or
monstrous
projection
or
representation
of an image on a plane or
curved
surface,
which,
when
viewed
from a
certain
point,
or as
reflected
from a
curved
mirror
or
through
a
polyhedron,
appears
regular
and in
proportion;
a
deformation
of an
image..
Rhinoscopy
::
Rhinoscopy
(n.) The
examination
or study of the soft
palate,
posterior
nares,
etc., by means of a
laryngoscopic
mirror
introduced
into the
pharynx..
Reflecting
::
Reflecting
(a.)
Throwing
back
light,
heat, etc., as a
mirror
or other
surface..
Reverberation
::
Reverberation
(n.) The act of
reverberating;
especially,
the act of
reflecting
light or heat, or
reechoing
sound;
as, the
reverberation
of rays from a
mirror;
the
reverberation
of rays from a
mirror;
the
reverberation
of
voices;
the
reverberation
of heat or flame in a
furnace..
Camera Lucida
::
Camera
lucida
() An
instrument
which by means of a prism of a
peculiar
form, or an
arrangement
of
mirrors,
causes
an
apparent
image of an
external
object
or
objects
to
appear
as if
projected
upon a plane
surface,
as of paper or
canvas,
so that the
outlines
may
conveniently
traced.
It is
generally
used with the
microscope..
Catoptrics
::
Catoptrics
(n.) That part of
optics
which
explains
the
properties
and
phenomena
of
reflected
light,
and
particularly
that which is
reflected
from
mirrors
or
polished
bodies;
--
formerly
called
anacamptics..
Speculum
::
Speculum
(n.) A
mirror,
or
looking-glass;
especially,
a metal
mirror,
as in Greek and Roman
archaeology..
Glass-faced
::
Glass-faced
(a.)
Mirror-faced;
reflecting
the
sentiments
of
another.
Mirroring
::
Mirroring
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Mirro.
Mirrored
::
Mirrored
(imp. & p. p.) of
Mirro.
Enoptomancy
::
Enoptomancy
(n.)
Divination
by the use of a
mirror.
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