See Also: angular(dictionary)
angular(medicine)
angular(dictionary)
supra-angular(medicine)
aperture, angular(medicine)
angular momentum(encyclopedia)
angular vein(medicine)
angular stomatitis(medicine)
angular spine(medicine)
angular notch(medicine)

angular (iou)



angular adjective. LME.
[Latin angularis, from angulus ANGLE noun3: see -AR1. Cf. French angulaire.]
Astrology. Of or pertaining to each of the four houses at the cardinal points. rare. LME.
Constituting an angle, sharp corner, or apex; placed in or at an angle; measured by angle. L15.
angular momentum the quantity of rotation of a body, equal to the product of its moment of inertia and angular velocity. angular velocity rate of change of angular position.
Having an angle or angles; sharp-cornered. L16.
Having the joints and bony protuberances prominent; jerky, awkward; lacking suavity, unaccommodating. M19.
J. S. Blackie Their movements were slow, their gesticulations abrupt and angular. Dickens As a particularly angular man, I do not fit smoothly into the social circle. V. Woolf All well grown, angular, ruthless youngsters.
angu'larity noun (a) the quality or state of being angular; (b) in pl., angular outlines, sharp corners: M17.
angularly adverb in an angular manner; obliquely, diagonally: L15.