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Associations with Aquarius, Definition 1, are:
astronomy is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: The
science that treats of the heavenly bodies, their motions, magnitudes, distances,
and physical constitution. Definition 2 is: A treatise
on this science. Source:
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constellation is a noun. Definition
1 of 3 is: A group or cluster of stars.
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zodiac is a noun. Definition 1
of 3, in Astronomy, is: An imaginary belt encircling the heavens
and extending about eight degrees (8º) on
each side of the ecliptic, within which are the larger planets. It
is divided into twelve parts, called signs of the zodiac, which formerly
corresponded to twelve constellations bearing the same names. Now,
owing to the precession of the equinoxes, each constellation is in the sign
that has the name next following its own. ... Source:
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equator is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: A great
circle of the earth, the sun, a planet, et cetera, midway between the poles
(that of the earth being the terrestrial equator). Definition
2 is: The great circle in which the plane of the earth's equator cuts
the celestial sphere (the celestial equator).
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magnitude is a noun. Definition 4 of 5, in Astronomy,
is: The brightness of a star expressed on a scale in which the brightest
are numbered one, and the faintest visible to the naked eye six.
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astrology is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: Anciently,
the science of the stars; practical astronomy. Definition 2
is: The investigation of the aspects, et cetera of the planets, and
their imagined influence upon the destinies of men; star-divination.
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meridian as a noun. Definition 1 of 3 is: Noonday;
midday; hence, the highest or culminating point of anything; the zenith;
as, the meridian of life. Definition 2, in
Astronomy, Part 1 is: The vertical plane (at any place)
that contains or is parallel to the earth's axis and so passes through the
celestial pole. Part 2 is: The great circle in which this
plane intersects the celestial sphere. Source:
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postmeridian is an adjective. The only definition is:
Pertaining to the afternoon. Source:
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post meridiem is an adjective. The only definition is: After
midday: abbreviated p.m. or P.M.
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Definition 2 in Astronomy
is: A constellation of the zodiac. Source:
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Associations with Aquarius, Definition 2, are:
constellation is a noun. Definition
1 of 3 is: A group or cluster of stars.
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zodiac is a noun. Definition 1
of 3, in Astronomy, is: An imaginary belt encircling the heavens
and extending about eight degrees (8º) on
each side of the ecliptic, within which are the larger planets. It
is divided into twelve parts, called signs of the zodiac, which formerly
corresponded to twelve constellations bearing the same names. Now,
owing to the precession of the equinoxes, each constellation is in the sign
that has the name next following its own. ellipsis.
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The genitive of Aquarius is: Aquarii.
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Definition 1 in Astronomy is: The
eleventh sign of the zodiac; the Water-bearer. It appears within 45
degrees on each side of the equator. It is comprised of 99 stars down
to the sixth magnitude, inclusive. It is on the meridian at 9 post
meridiem (p.m.) in October. Source:
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