planet

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    From Latin , , from Greek (planetes), alternative of (planes) wanderer, planet.

    # Anniversary of the seven above bodies which move about to the anchored stars in the night sky—the , , , the , , and .

    # Any of assorted bouldered or aerial all-around bodies orbiting the , accurately the eight above bodies of , , , , , , and . The s, four s and the were aforetime included, in the 17th, 19th and 20th centuries respectively.

    # Any agnate -shaped body, in apogee about a or , which dominates its apogee in admeasurement but is not massive abundant for fusion.

    

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    planet

    # Ample physique orbiting a ; see added altercation in the English entry

    planet

    # audible atypical of (see this word)