Rotary

ro'ta-rT, a. Turning, as a wheel on its axis; sun, cube, full; moon, fdot; cow, oil pert, to, or resembling, the motion of a wheel on its tory. — Rota machine ry pump. rota- A consisting of one or more acting projections as plungers, fixed t o a n j^T~>n axle and volving: rein a cylindrical case, for lif t- Rotary Pump. i n g or f orcing fluids. — Ro'tate, -tat, a. (Bot.) Wheel-shaped. — v. i. To revolve or move round a center; to go out of office, and be succeeded by another, —v. t. To cause to revolve.— Rota'tion, n. Act of rotating or turning, as a wheel or solid body on its axis; any return or succe ion in a series; frequent change of crop on any piece of land, or of incumbents in an office. — Ro'tative, -tiv, a. Turning as a Rotate Corolla. wheel: rotary. — Ro'tatory, a. Turning on an axis, as awheel; going in a circle following; in succe ion. — Rotund'', a. Round; circular; spherical: complete; entire. — Rotundity, -l-tl, n. State of being rotund; sphericity; circularity. — Rotun'da, -da, n. Any building that is round both on the outside and inside.— Roue, roo-a', re. A debauchee; rake.