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Traditional English :: velocimeter
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velocity.html - n.
an instrument for measuring velocity. |
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Traditional English :: velocipede
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velocity.html - n. 1 hist. an early form of bicycle propelled by pressure from the rider's feet on the ground. 2 US a child's tricycle. velocipedist n. [F v÷locipëde f. L velox -ocis swift + pes pedis foot] |
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Traditional English :: velocity
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velocity.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 the measure of the rate of movement of a usu. inanimate object in a given direction. 2 speed in a given direction. 3 (in general use) speed. velocity of escape = escape velocity. [F v÷locit÷ or L velocitas f. velox -ocis swift] |
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Traditional English :: velocimeter
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velocity.html - n.
an instrument for measuring velocity. |
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Traditional English :: velocipede
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velocity.html - n. 1 hist. an early form of bicycle propelled by pressure from the rider's feet on the ground. 2 US a child's tricycle. velocipedist n. [F v÷locipëde f. L velox -ocis swift + pes pedis foot] |
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Traditional English :: velocity
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velocity.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 the measure of the rate of movement of a usu. inanimate object in a given direction. 2 speed in a given direction. 3 (in general use) speed. velocity of escape = escape velocity. [F v÷locit÷ or L velocitas f. velox -ocis swift] |
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