diplanaradj.
/dʌɪˈpleɪnə/ Mathematics.
Of or pertaining to two planes.
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a1865 W. R. Hamilton Elem. Quaternions (1866) 113 Any two quaternions (or quotients), which have different planes (intersecting therefore in a right line through the origin), may be said, by contrast, to be Diplanar.
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adj.a1865- to carry to extremes
- to carry to to excess
- to carry to too far
- to carry two faces under one hood
- to carry up
- to carry up the rear
- to carry water
- to carry water for
- to carry weather helm
- to carry weight
- to carry with or by sting and ling
- to carry you and come
- to carry you and go
- to carry you come
- to carry you go
- to carry, cross, crowd, hoist, lower, make, set, shorten, strike etc sail
- to carry, cross, crowd, hoist, lower, make, set, shorten, strike sail
- to cart off or away
- to carve a fowl
- to carve a joint
- to carve a knight out of
- to carve a limb from
- to carve a person up
- to carve asunder
- to carve from