Orbit

or'bit, n. the path described by a ccltstial body m the heavens the bony cavity for the eyeball: the skin round the eye. (1„ or bit a nrbis a ring or circle Orbital, or'bit-al. adi pertaining to an orbit Orchard, ovch'ard, n, a garden of fruit-trees, esp. apple-trees. {A.S. orccard— older form or geard. See Wort, a plant, and Yard Orchestra, or'kes-tra, u. in the (Jreek tht-aire, ihc pi ice where the chorus danu’d the pirt of a theatre for the musicians the pcrformei-. m an orchestra. [I,. —Gr. on hi str a orifuOM.it, to dance Orchestral, or'kcs-tral or or-kes ad/, pertaining to an orchestra performed in an orchestra Orchid, or'kul, an ort hulactons plum Orchidaceous, or-ki-da's hus, ad/, rel itmg in a natural order of plants with beautiful flagrant flowers [Gr. on hit, a testicle, which its root resembles in shape.] Orchis, or'kis, n a genus of orchidaceous plants.