geometrize (jeometriz)

i.; pret. and pp. geometrized, ppr. geometrizing. [ Plutarch) that continually geometrizes . IMG:content-2229.png:[blocks in formation] bodies. (b) Geometry of three dimensions. - Speculative geometry, the science of geometry proper, as dis tinguished from practical geometry. - Spherical geom etry, the geometry of figures drawn on the surface of a sphere. - Synthetic geometry, geometry treated not by means of coördinates or other algebraic devices, but by means chiefly of projections. - Theoretical geometry. Same as speculative geometry. - To hang by geometryt, to have the clothes hang angularly, out of shape, or in rags. Look you, here's Jarvis hangs by geometry , and here's the gentleman. Rowley, Match at Midnight, iii. Transcendental geometry, all geometry not elemen tary; especially, geometry treated by the calculus. geomorphy (jēō-môr-fi), n. [ γῆ , the earth, + μορφή , form.] The theory of the figure of the earth.