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gy·rate (jī'rāt') intr.v. gy·rat·ed, gy·rat·ing, gy·rates
In rings; coiled or convoluted. [Late Latin gȳrāre, gȳrāt-, from Latin gȳrus, circle; see gyre.] gy'ra'tor n. |
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Gyrate
Gy"rate\, a. [L. gyratus made in a circular form, p. p. of gyrare.] Winding or coiled round; curved into a circle; taking a circular course.
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Main Entry: gy·rate
Pronunciation: 'jI-"rAt
Function: adjective
: winding or coiled around :
Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary, © 2002 Merriam-Webster, Inc.
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gyrate gy·rate (jī'rāt')
v. gy·rat·ed, gy·rat·ing, gy·rates
- To revolve around a fixed point or axis.
- To revolve in or as if in a circle or spiral.
In rings; coiled or convoluted.
gy·ra'tion n.
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