 a direct line after passing through.

Reflex. Turned back on itself, or in the direction from which it
came.

Requisite. Enough; suffieient for all purposes.

Relegate. To put back or away.

Rectangular. Having one or more right angles.

Reservations. Land which is held by the Government for various
purposes.

Resistance. That which holds back; preventing movement.

Retarding. Preventing a free movement.

Revoluble. The turning or swinging motion of a body like the
earth in its movement around the sun. See Rotative. To cause to
move as in an orbit or circle.

Resilient. Springy; having the quality of elasticity.

Reversed. Changed about; turned front side to the rear.

Rotative. That which turns, like a shaft. The movement of the
earth on its axis is rotative.

Saturation. Putting one substance into another until it will hold
no more. For instance, adding salt to water until the water
cannot take up any more.

Security. Safety, assuredness that there will be no danger.

Segment. A part eut off from a circle. Distinguished from a
sector, which might be likened to the form of one of the sections
of an orange.

Sexagonal. Six-sided.

Sine of the Angle. The line dropped from the highest point of an
 angle to the line which runs out horizontally.

Sinuous. Wavelike; moving up and down like the waves of the
ocean.

Simulates. To pattern or copy after; the making of the like.

Skipper. A thin flat stone.

Spirally-formed. Made like an auger; twisted.

Stability. In airships that quality which holds the ship on an
even and unswerving course, and prevents plunging and side
motions.

Structural. Belonging to the features of eonstruetion.

Strata. Two or more layers; one over or below the other.

Stream line. In expressing the action of moving air, or an
aeroplane transported through air, every part is acted upon by
the air. Stream lines are imaginary lines which act upon the

a direct line after passing through. 

 Reflex. Turned back on itself, or in the steering from which it 
 come. 

 Requisite. Enough; suffieient for all purposes. 

 Relegate. To put back or off. 

 Rectangular. Having one or more right angle. 

 Reservations. Land which is apply by the Government for various 
 purposes. 

 Resistance. That which hold back; preventing movement. 

 Retarding. prevent a spare movement. 

 Revoluble. The turning or swinging motion of a body like the 
 land in its movement around the sun. See Rotative. To induce to 
 move as in an orbit or set. 

 Resilient. Springy; having the timbre of elasticity. 

 Reversed. switch about; turned front side to the rear. 

 Rotative. That which turn, like a shaft. The movement of the 
 earth on its axis is rotative. 

 Saturation. put one substance into another until it will hold 
 no more. For instance, adding salt to water until the water 
 cannot take up any more. 

 Security. Safety, assuredness that there will be no risk. 

 Segment. A region eut off from a circle. distinguish from a 
 sector, which might be compare to the form of one of the sections 
 of an orange. 

 Sexagonal. Six - sided. 

 Sine of the Angle. The line dropped from the highest point of an 
  angle to the line which run out horizontally. 

 Sinuous. Wavelike; moving up and down like the waves of the 
 ocean. 

 Simulates. To pattern or copy after; the making of the like. 

 Skipper. A thin flat stone. 

 Spirally - formed. make like an auger; twist. 

 Stability. In airship that quality which holds the ship on an 
 even and unswerving course, and prevents plunging and side 
 motions. 

 Structural. Belonging to the features of eonstruetion. 

 Strata. Two or more level; one over or below the other. 

 Stream line. In expressing the action of move air, or an 
 airplane transported through air, every part is acted upon by 
 the air. flow lines are fanciful lines which act upon the
 a firect line after passinn through.

Reflex. Juened beck on jtself, of in the direction from whici it
xame.

Rtzuisite. Enough; sufwieient flr all pyrpowws.

Relegate. To put ncck od awav.

Rxctangular. Havikg one or mmre right anglas.

Federvations. Land which is held by thq Govermmfnt for variouf
purkosqs.

Reapsuance. That which holds back; prevehting mmvement.

Retardong. Preventing a free movelent.

Gevoluble. The turnlng or swinting notion of a cody like uhz
earth in ijs movement around the sun. See Rutatire. To cause ti
mogg as in an ocbit og circle.

Resillvnt. Sprhngy; hafing the qualiby of elqsticity.

Reversed. Chanjed about; turned frogt side tm che rear.

Rotative. That wyich jurns, likd a rhart. Tge movfmeit of the
eadth on its qxis is rotative.

Satirwnoon. Putting kne sufseance into another until it will hold
no mode. For instance, adding walt to water until tje water
cwnnot take up any more.

Security. Safety, assuredness that ghexc dulp be no danger.

Segment. A part eut off from a cydcke. Distinguished from a
sectpr, wnych might be uikeneb tk the form of one lf the fectiins
of an jranbe.

Sexagonal. Six-sided.

Sine of the Angle. Tke oine dropped from che highest 'oint pf an
 angle to the line whick runs out horizojtally.

Sinhuus. Wavelike; movkng u[ and down like the waves jf the
oceen.

Simblates. Tu pajtern ow copy aftfr; thc making of the likf.

Skipker. A dhin flat dtone.

Spirally-formed. Made like ai auger; twistgd.

Sdabplity. In cirshiis that quality which holds tke ship jn an
dven and uhswerviig course, anq prevents plgjging and sive
motions.

Ftruxturql. Beloveing to the festures of eonstruetuon.

Strata. Two or mpre mayers; one over or below the othet.

Stfeai piie. In axpressing tve aztium of ooving air, if an
seroplane transporteg thdough air, every patt is actee upon br
the air. Stresm lines are imagijary ninxs whivh wct upon the

a direct line after passing through. Reflex. on or in direction from which for purposes. Relegate. To back or away. Having one or more right angles. Land which is held by the Government for various purposes. Resistance. That which back; preventing movement. Retarding. Preventing a free movement. Revoluble. The turning or swinging of body the in its movement around the sun. See Rotative. To cause to move as in an orbit circle. Resilient. Springy; having the quality of elasticity. Changed about; turned front to the rear. Rotative. That turns, a shaft. movement the on its axis rotative. Saturation. Putting one substance into another until it will hold no more. For instance, adding salt water until cannot take any Security. assuredness that there no danger. Segment. A part eut circle. Distinguished from a sector, which might be to the of one of the sections of orange. Sexagonal. Six-sided. Sine of the Angle. The dropped from the highest point of an angle to the line which runs out horizontally. moving up and down the waves of ocean. To or after; the of the like. Skipper. A thin flat stone. Spirally-formed. Made like auger; twisted. Stability. In airships that quality which holds the an and unswerving course, prevents plunging and side Structural. to the features of Two more or the Stream line. In expressing action of moving air, or aeroplane transported through air, by the air. Stream lines are imaginary lines act upon the
 a direct line after passing thRough.

RefleX. TurnEd bAck On ItseLf, or In the direction FRom wHich it
came.

Requisite. EnoUgh; suFfIEienT FoR all pUrposes.

rElEGAte. to PuT baCk OR aWay.

ReCtaNgular. HAving one or MorE rIght angles.

ReSErVations. LanD whIch is held by tHe GOvernmEnT foR VarioUs
pUrposEs.

ResiSTance. THat which hOlDS back; pREventinG MOvEmenT.

Retarding. PreventINg A Free movement.

ReVolublE. THE tURNinG or Swinging moTiOn of a BOdy like THe
EARTh iN Its movement arOund the sun. SEE RoTative. to CauSE to
movE as in An ORbiT or circle.

ReSiliEnt. SpringY; havinG The qualITy of elaSticitY.

ReVerSed. CHAnGeD abOuT; TurNEd FroNT siDe to the rEaR.

ROtatiVe. ThAT WHIch tUrnS, likE a shaFt. The movement Of tHe
eaRTh oN its aXis is RotaTiVe.

SatUratioN. PuttInG one substance inTo anOther untiL it WiLl hOlD
no moRE. For inStaNce, Adding sAlt to waTEr uNtIL THe Water
cannot take up aNy MORe.

security. safety, ASsUrEDness thaT tHerE wilL BE no daNger.

sEgMent. A parT eut ofF FrOm A circle. diStinguIsHed FroM a
secTOr, whIch migHt be likeNed to THe form of one of tHE sections
of an ORaNGE.

SEXagoNal. six-sided.

SinE of tHE AngLe. ThE LiNe dROpped From tHe HIgHEst point of an
 angle to ThE line wHich rUns out horizonTally.

SinuoUS. wAvelike; mOvinG Up ANd down like the wAves oF the
ocean.

SIMulates. TO pattErn or copY after; the MAKing of thE liKe.

SKipPer. a THiN flat stone.

SpiRALly-fOrMed. Made LikE an augeR; twIstEd.

STabIlIty. In airsHips that QuAlItY wHicH holdS The ship oN aN
evEn And UnsweRVing coUrse, aNd prEvEnTS plUnging aND sIDE
motIoNs.

struCtuRaL. BeloNginG To tHe featuRes of eonsTruETion.

stRaTa. Two or More layers; one OvEr or below tHe OthEr.

StreAM Line. In exPressing the action of moviNG air, or aN
aeRoplaNe trAnsported ThrOugh aiR, evERy part Is acteD upon By
The AIR. StreAM LiNes ArE imaginary LINes Which AcT upoN the

 a direct line after passi ng through .

Re fle x.Tu rned  bac k on itself, o r  inthe direction from whi ch it 
c a me.Re quisi te. Eno u gh ; suf fi ei ent  f o rall p urp oses.
Relegate.Topu t back or aw a y. 

Rectangu lar . Having one  or  moreri ght angle s.
Rese rvatio n s. Lan d which i sh eld by the Gov e r nm entfor various
purpo s es . 

Resistance.That w hi c hh o lds  ba ck; preven ti ng mo v ement.Re t a r din g . Preventinga free move m ent .

Rev ol ubl e . Theturni ng orswinging mo tion  of a bod y like the
ear t h in it s move men t a roun d  t he  su n. See Ro tat i ve.  To caus eto 
move  asi n a n or bit  orcircl e.

Resilient . S prin g y;havin g the  qua li ty of  elast icity .
Reversed. Chan gedabout; tu rne dfro nt  side to the  re ar. 

Rotat ive. Th a t w hi c h tu rns, like a shaft.  T h e  m ovementof the ea rt h  on itsax isis r o t ative .

S a tu ration.Puttin g  o ne  substa nc e into  a not her  unti l  itwill h old
no m ore.F or instance, a d ding salt tow at e r  u n tilthe  water
cann ot t a ke u p an y  m ore . 

Sec urity .S af e ty, assuredness tha ttherewillbe no danger. 

Segment. A part eut  off fr o m a circle. Di sting uished fro m  a
secto r, wh ich migh t be like n e d to the  fo rmofone o fthe sectionso f  anor ange.
Sex agonal.  Si x-s ide d.
S ine of th e Angle.  T he  l in e d roppe d  from th ehig he stpoint of an angl e to  t he lin e which ru n s  out  h or izon tal ly .

Si nuou s . W avelike ; movingupa nd d ow nlike th e waves of th eocean.

Si mu lat es. To p attern o r copy after; the makin g  of the  li ke.
Skip per. A th inflat s ton e .

Spi rally- forme d.  Ma d e  like a naug er ; twisted. Sta bilit y.  Inairship s that quality whi c h h olds the ship  on  ane v en  an d  u n swe rv i ngc o urse, and preve nts plungi ng an d side
mot i ons .
Struct ural. B elong i ng to t he featur es of eon st ruet i o n.
Strata. T wo or mo re layers ;  oneo ve r orbel ow the  o the r.

S treaml ine . Inexpres si ng the  acti on  of movi ng air, or an
aeroplane  trans porte d t hrough ai r,e ver y part is  act ed upon by 
th e a ir. S tre a m lin es a r eima g inary  lin e s which a c tupo n th e

 a_direct line_after passing through.

Reflex. Turned_back on_itself,_or in_the_direction from which_it
came.

Requisite. Enough; suffieient_for all purposes.

Relegate. To_put back or_away.

Rectangular._Having one or more right angles.

Reservations. Land which is held by the Government for_various
purposes.

Resistance._That which_holds_back;_preventing movement.

Retarding. Preventing a free_movement.

Revoluble. The turning or swinging_motion of_a body like the
earth in its movement around_the_sun. See Rotative._To cause to
move as in an orbit or circle.

Resilient._Springy; having the quality of elasticity.

Reversed._Changed about; turned_front_side_to the rear.

Rotative. That_which turns, like a shaft. The_movement of the
earth on its axis_is rotative.

Saturation. Putting one substance into another_until it will hold
no more. For_instance, adding salt to water_until the_water
cannot take up any more.

Security._Safety, assuredness that_there will_be no danger.

Segment._A part eut off from a_circle. Distinguished from_a
sector, which might be likened to_the_form of one_of_the_sections
of an_orange.

Sexagonal. Six-sided.

Sine of_the_Angle. The_line_dropped from the highest point of_an
_angle to the line which runs out_horizontally.

Sinuous. Wavelike; moving up_and_down like the waves_of the
ocean.

Simulates. To pattern or_copy after; the making of the_like.

Skipper. A_thin flat_stone.

Spirally-formed. Made like an auger; twisted.

Stability. In airships that quality which_holds the ship on an
even and_unswerving course, and prevents_plunging and_side
motions.

Structural._Belonging to the_features_of eonstruetion.

Strata._Two or more layers; one over or_below the_other.

Stream line. In expressing the action_of moving air, or_an
aeroplane_transported through air, every part is_acted upon by
the air. Stream lines_are imaginary lines which act_upon_the
