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`WORLD ENGLISH
`DICTIONARY
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`A BLOOMSBURY REFERE N C E BOOK
`Created from the Bloomsbury Database of World English
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`First published in the United States of America in 1999 by
`St. Martin's Press ·
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`New York, NY 10010
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`English language today. Some words are identified as being
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`Library of Congress Cataloging-m-Publication Data
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`Encarta world English dictionary.
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`ISBN 0-312-22222-X
`1. English language-Dictionaries.
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`or·bit·al/awrbit'll adj. OF ORBITS belonging to or relating
`to an orbit • n. PHYS SPACE IN AN ATOM OCCUPIED BY AN
`ELECTRON a subdivision of the available space within
`an atom for an electron to orbit the nucleus. An
`atom has many orbitals, each of which has a fixed
`size and shape and can hold up to two electrons. -
`or·bit·ai·IY adv.
`or·bit·al space ve.hi·cle n. a vehicle that transports
`payloads to and from points in space having dif·
`ferent orbits such as a space station, a satellite, and
`the Moon
`or·bit·al ve·IOC·i·IY n. the speed an object must main(cid:173)
`tain in order to remain in a given orbit. lf the speed
`slows, the orbit will decay and the orbiting object
`will be drawn to the larger body.
`or·bi·teer /awrbi teer/ (-leered, -teer·ing, ·leers) vti. to
`go up a high mountain without using climbing gear
`and by walking in ever higher circles until reaching
`the summit [Back-formation from ORBITEERI NG]
`or·bi ·teer·ing /awrbi teering/ n. the sport or practice
`of going up high mountains without using climbing
`gear and by walking in circles of ever higher al(cid:173)
`titude until reaching. the top [Coined from ORBIT, on
`the model of "mountaineering" or "orienteering"]
`or·bit·er /awrbitar/ n. a spacecraft or satellite that is
`designed to orbit a celestial body but not to land on
`it
`orb weav·er n. a spider that weaves a broad intricate
`web of silk to entrap its prey
`or·ca /awrka/ n. = killer whale [Mid-19thC. Via modern
`Latin, forrrier genus name, from Latin orca "large sea crea(cid:173)
`ture."]
`orch. abbr. MUSIC 1. orchestra 2. orchestrated by
`Or•Chard /awrchard/ n. 1. AREA OF FRUIT OR NUT TREES an
`area of land on which fruit or nut trees are grown,
`especially commercially 2. FRUIT DR NUT TREES COM(cid:173)
`MERCIALLY PLANTED all the fruit or nut trees growing in a
`particular area, planted for commercial reasons [Old
`English ortgeard, from an uncertain first element+ YARD]
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`-WORD KEY: CULTURAL NOTE--
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`The Cherry Orchard, a play by the Russian dramatist
`Anton Chekhov (1903-.{)4). Chekhov described his last
`play as a .comedy, but it is often played as tragedy. it
`depicts the decline of the Ranyevskayas, a. fam ily of
`upper-class landowners, who desp ite being faced with
`bankruptcy refuse to contemplate merchant Lopakhin's
`suggestion that they sell the ir belov.ed cherry orchard.
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`or·ches·tri·on /awr kestree an/, or·ches·tri·na /awrka
`stre!ma/ n. a mechanical musical instrument similar
`to a barrel organ, designed to imitate the sounds of
`an orchestra [Mid-19thC. Formed from ORCHESTRA on the
`model of accordion.]
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`Orchid
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`or·chid /awrkid/ n. 1. FLOWERING PLANT any one of a large
`family of perennial plants prized for their beautiful
`and fragrant flowers and found mostly in tropical
`climates. Family: Orchidaceae. 2. ORCHID FLOWER a
`flower from an orchid plant, typically a delicate
`fragrant flower with three petals [Mid-19thC. From
`the Latin stem orchid-, which was mistakenly formed from
`orchis (see ORCHIS).]
`or·chi·da·ceous /awrki dayshass/ adj. relating to, be-
`longing
`to, or characteristic of the orchid
`[Mid-19thC. Formed from modern Latin Or-
`family
`chidaceae, family name of the orchid.]
`or·chi·dec·tO·my n. = orchiectomy [Late 19thC. Coined
`from Greek orkhis (see ORCHIS)+ -ECTOMY.]
`or·chid tree n. a Southeast Asian tree that belongs
`to the pea family and has purplish flowers and
`deeply lobed leaves. Latin name: Bauhinia va-
`riegata.
`or·chi·eC·tO·my /awrkee ektamee/ (plural -mies),
`or·chi·dec·to·my (plural-mies) n. surgical removal of
`one or both testicles [Late 19thC. Coined from Greek
`orkhis (see ORCHIS) + -ECTOMY.]
`or·chil /awrki l, -chi I/ n. 1. LICHEN a lichen that yields a
`reddish dye. Genera: Roccella and Lecanora. 2. RED
`DYE a reddish dye derived from an orchil lichen,
`obtained by treating the lichen with aqueous
`ammonia [15thC. Via Spanish orchil/a from Catalan orxella
`of, ultimately, Arabic origin.]
`or·chis /i3wrkiss/ n. an orchid with a fleshy tuber and
`spikes of small flowers with spurred lips. Genus:
`Orchis. [Mid-16thC. Via Latin from Greek orkhis, literally
`"testicle" (from the tuber's shape).]
`or·chi·tis /awr kftiss/ n. inflammation of one or both
`testicles, usually caused by infection. It can also
`develop in mumps, and if both testicles are affected
`it may result in sterility. [Late 18thC. Via modern Latin,
`which was coined from Gre~k orkhis "testicle" + -ITIS.] -
`or·chit·ic/awr kfttikl adj.'
`OR cir·CUit /awr-/ n. a circuit with two or more inputs
`and one output, whose output is high if one input
`is high
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`or·der /awrdar/ n. 1. INSTRUCTION an instrucu
`something 2. INSTRUCTION TO PROVIDE SDMETHIN~n to do
`struction to bring or supply something an In
`spoken instruction to a waiter or waitr~ e g,, a
`. written instruction to a manufacturer or : 8
`• or a
`of goods o Can I take your order now? 3,
`8 UPPlier
`PROVIDED something provided in response t 0"~ETHINQ
`struction o If you are not completely sat~ an ln.
`may return your order. 4. NEATNESS an or ed, .Yo4
`state, with elements arranged properly, ne g~~lzeq
`harmoniously o We all need a little order a. Y, or
`lives. 5. ARRANGEMENT OF ITEMS the way in Which In °4~
`items are arranged, as an indication of their rs~verat
`importance or size or when each will be de~t ahve
`o I will announce the winners in reverse 0~ Wl(h
`ABSENCE OF CRIME a peaceful state in Which Ia der. 6.
`obeyed and misbehavior or crime is not Pre:s are
`is prevented o maintaining order on our str!nt or
`FUNCTIONING STATE the state something is in When~ 7,
`functioning properly 8. SOCIAL GROUPING
`th It IS
`rangement of society into groups or classes a:d ar.
`relationships between them o a new world orde~he
`SOCIAL GROUP any one of the groups or classes . 9·
`which a society is divided (often used in the pl~~to
`1 0. BIOL SET QF RELATED FAMILIES a taxonomic ] an
`sification made up of related families of organ~ as.
`o the cat family, in the order Carnivora 11. TYP~s
`kind or type of something, often one judged a
`importance or worth o Exactly what order of s~n
`pidity are we dealing with? 12. LAW COURT'S INSTRUCT~~
`an instruction issued by a judge or a court of law
`13. FIN FINANCIAL INSTRUCTION a written instruction to
`pay money 14. or·der, Dr·der REUG RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY
`a religious community in which members live ac.
`cording to principles that are often based on the
`writings of a particular saint 0 the Order of Saint
`Francis 15 .. CHR RELIGIOUS RANK any one of the grades
`into which the ministry is divided in some Chris-
`tian denominations, including deacons, priests
`bishops, and archbishops 16. CHR RELIGIOUS SERVICE ~
`form of Christian religious service used on specific
`occasions 17, Or•der, Or·der GROUP OF HONORED PEOPLE a
`prestigious group consisting of people who have
`been awarded an honor for services to their
`country, or the decoration indicating such an honor
`0 the Order of the Garter 18. ARCHIT ARCHITECTURAL
`STYLE any one of the five major styles of classical
`architecture, namely the Doric, Ionic, Corinthian,
`Tuscan, and Composite. They differ in the shapes
`and styles of columns and entablatures. 19. MATH
`NUMBER OF Rows AND COLUMNS the number of rows and
`columns in a matrix 20. MATH NUMBER DF DIFFERENTIATIONS
`the number of times differentiation must be applied
`to a mathematical expression to obtain a specified
`derivative 21. MATH GROUP MEMBERS the number of
`elements in a finite group 22. sc1. = order of magnitude
`23. MATH ORDER OF HIGHEST ORDER DIFFERENTIAL in a dif-
`ferential equation, the order of the highest order
`differential 24. CHEM CLASSIFICATION OF CHEMICAL REACTIONS
`a classification of chemical reactions based on the
`mathematical relationship between the rate of a
`given chemical reaction and the concentration of
`the reacting chemical compounds • or-ders npl. =
`holy orders • v. (-dered, -der·ing, -ders) 1. vt. GIVE
`SOMEBODY INSTRUCTIONS to command somebody to do
`something o The colonel ordered the troops to nu;ve
`out. 2. vt. PRESCRIBE SOMETHING to give an instruction
`for something to be done 3. vti. REGUEST soMETHING tdo
`give an instruction for something to be provide '
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`e.g., food in a restaurant or merchandise from t
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`or·chard grass n. a tall grass grown in many coun-
`tries for pasture and hay. Latin name: Dactylis
`glomerata.
`Or•Char•diSt /awrchardist/ n. somebody Who owns or
`d
`manages an orchar
`Or·CheS·tra /awrkastra/ n. 1. MUSIC LARGE GROUP OF CLASSICAL
`MUSICIANS a large group of musicians playing clas-
`sical music, consisting of sections of string, wood-
`wind, brass, and percussion players, and directed
`by a conductor 2. MUSIC GROUP OF MUSICIANS a group of
`musicians, especially a fairly large group usually
`but not always playing classical music 3. THEATER
`PLACEFORMUSICIANSINTHEATERthepartofatheaterwhere
`the musicians sit, immediately in front of the stage
`or under the front part of the stage 4. THEATER MAIN
`FLOOR Of THEATER the main floor of a theater 5. THEATER
`FRONT SEATS the front section of seats on the lower
`ord. abbr. 1. BIOL order 2. ordinal 3. BIOL ordinance 4.
`and main floor of a theater 6. THEATER PLACE FOR THE
`CHORUS the semicircular area in front of the stage in
`ordinary 5. MIL ordnance
`or·dain /awr dayn/ (-dained, -dain·ing, -dains) .vt. 1.
`ancient Greek
`theaters,
`reserved
`for
`the
`chorus [Early 17thC. Via Latin, "space in front ·of the
`RELIG MAKE A RELIGIOUS APPOINTMENT to appoint somebody
`stage where the chorus danced," from Greek orkhestra, from
`officially as a priest, minister, or rabbi o. 2. COMMAND
`orkheisthai "to dance."]
`FORMALLY to order or establish something formally,
`or·ches·tra l /awr kestral/ adj. relating to orchestras
`especially by law or by another authority (forma{)
`o laws of commercial transactions that had long been
`or intended for an orchestra, especially a symphony
`orchestra -or·ches·tral·ly adv.
`ordained by the government [13thC. Via Old French
`or·ches·tra pit n. U.K. =orchestra
`ordenerfrom Latin ordinare "to set in order," from ordo (see
`ORDER).] - or·dain·er n.
`or·ches·trate /awrka straytl (-trat·ed, ·trat·ing, -trates)
`vt. 1. MUSIC ARRANGE MUSIC FOR AN ORCHESTRA to arrange Or•deal /awr de'el/ n. 1. DIFFICULT EXPERIENCE a very dif-
`or compose music to be played by an orchestra 2.
`ficult or harrowing experience, especially one
`ORGANIZE sOMETHING to organize a situation or event
`lasting a long time 2. ANCIENT TRIAL a trial in the
`unobtrusively so that a desired effect or outcome is
`past that involved subjecting a defendant to life·
`achieved o The press conference had clearly been
`threatening danger, e.g., from fire or water, with the
`carefully orchestrated. -or·ches·tra·tor n.
`outcome regarded as reflecting divine judgment [Old
`or·ches·tra·tion /awrka straysh'n/ n. 1. MUSIC MUSICAL
`English ordal "trial, judgment." Ultimately from a prehistoric
`ARRANGEMENT the arrangement of a piece of music to
`Germanic base meaning "to share. out" that is also the
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`ancestor of English deal.]
`be played by an orchestra 2. DISCREET ORGANIZING the
`or·deal bean n. = Calabar bean [From its use in witchcraft
`unobtrusive organizing of a situation or event to
`produce a desired effect or outcome
`trials]
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`manufacturer or supplier 4. vt. ARRANGE ITEMS ~
`arrange items in a particular way, especiallY 'th
`the sequence in which they' are to be dealt w~GS
`o addresses ordered by zip code 5. vt. ARRANGE TH; te
`NEATLY to put things into a neat, well organized s ~s
`or into the required state o ordered her bUSI'!erj.
`qffairs prior · to leaving for the summer • rn nee
`CALL FOR CALM used to request calm or obser~a g 8
`of correct procedure, e.g., by a person chairi~atin
`debate [13thC., Via French ordre, from, ultimately,
`co·
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`ordin-, the stem of ordo (source of English ordrna ~jog
`ordinate, and ordinary). The underlying sense is "contor·rect
`to order."] - or·der·er n. <> in order 1. in a COlr a/·
`sequence or arrangement 0 Put them in orde t or
`phabetically. 2. in a condition of being co~rec1h01
`appropriate 0 The customs official was cheCk!nf used
`the paperwork was in order. <> In order to orlh\g o
`to introduce the object or purpose of sornethlvei-ed
`on order requested but not yet supplied or dell aU2·
`<> out of order 1. not working properly ~r at a 5e-
`not in the correct sequence or place ~
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