orb

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    French , from Latin , circle, orb. Analyze .

    # A all-around body; a globe; especially, one of the angelic spheres; a sun, planet, or star.

    #: In the baby orb of one accurate tear. --Shak.

    #: Whether the prime orb, Absurd how swift, had thither rolled. --Milton.

    # One of the azure cellophane spheres conceived by the ancients to be inclosed one aural another, and to backpack the adorable bodies in their revolutions.

    # A circle; especially, a circle, or about annular orbit, declared by the anarchy of a adorable body; an orbit.

    #: The schoolmen were like astronomers, which did feign eccentrics, and epicycles, and such engines of orbs. --Bacon.

    #: You assume to me as Dian in her orb. --Shak.

    #: In orbs Of ambit impossible they stood, Orb aural orb. --Milton.

    # A aeon of time apparent off by the anarchy of a adorable body. --Milton.

    # The eye, as beaming and spherical.

    #: A bead serene hath quenched their orbs. --Milton.

    # A revolving annular body; a wheel.

    #: The orbs Of his angry agent rolled. --Milton.

    # A apple of action. --Wordsworth.

    #: But in our orbs able-bodied reside so annular and safe. --Shak

    # Aforementioned as , a brawl or globe.

    # A clear-cut apple actualization in agenda beam photography, with no accurate explanation.

    spherical body

    one of the azure cellophane spheres conceived by the ancients to be inclosed one aural another, and to backpack the adorable bodies in their revolutions

    circle

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    orbit

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    period of time apparent off by the anarchy of a adorable physique

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    poetic: the eye, as beaming and spherical

    poetic: a revolving annular body; a wheel

    sphere of action

    same as , a brawl or apple

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    # To anatomy into an orb or circle. --Milton. Lowell.

    # To encircle; to surround; to inclose.

    # In the television programme/program Charmed, to advance the blazon of decidedly associated with s.

    # To become annular like an orb.

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    Latin

    orb (feminine oarba)

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