Project

pro-jekf, v. t. To throw out, cast forward; to scheme, devise; to draw or exhibit (the form anything); to exhibit in a striking way by the of another object. — v. i. To shoot forward, extend beyond something else, jut. — Proj'ect, proj'ekt, That projected or designed, intended or devised; Elan; scheme; an idle scheme; design not practic ale.— Projectile, -jek'til, a. Impelling forward; en by impulse; impelled forward, — n. A body jected through the air, as a cannon-ball. pi. (Meek.) Science of the motion, range, etc., of bodies thrown above the surface of the earth. — Projection, n. of, etc.; apart jutting out, as of a building: scheme; representation of something; delineation; plan; the representation of any' object on a perspective plane. — Project'or, n. One who projects; one forms a design,— esp. wild or impracticable schemes.