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bar graph a graph in which numerical values of data are represented by bars of equal widths but varying lengths, also known as a bar chart.
calendar a chart of the days, weeks, and months of one or more years. [1/4 definitions]
column one of two or more vertical sections of a page or chart separated by lines or by white space. [1/5 definitions]
diagram a drawing, plan, or chart that makes clear the parts or workings of something. [2/4 definitions]
family tree a diagram or chart tracing the ancestors and descendants of an individual or individuals collectively; genealogical tree. [1/2 definitions]
flow chart a detailed schematic diagram or chart showing a sequence of operations, as in a manufacturing process or a computer program.
genealogy a chart or record showing the ancestors and lines of hereditary descent of a person or group; family tree. [1/2 definitions]
graphic organizer a chart or other visual means of displaying relationships between pieces of information.
isotherm a line on a weather map or chart that connects all points on the earth's surface that have the same average temperature over a specified period, or the same temperature at a given time.
legend an explanatory table of the symbols used on a map, chart, or other illustration. [1/4 definitions]
pictograph a diagram or chart in which pictorial symbols are used to convey information, ideas, and the like. [1/3 definitions]
plotter an instrument for plotting lines and angles, as on a map or chart. [1/2 definitions]
schematic a diagram or chart, esp. of an electrical or mechanical layout. [1/2 definitions]
seismogram the chart made by a seismograph, esp. of an earthquake's tremor.
tally chart a chart on which tally marks are made to keep count during the process of data collection.
tree a chart that illustrates family lineage. [1/5 definitions]
uncharted not recorded on any map or chart; unexplored or unknown, as some geographical area or field of research.
weather map a chart or map showing weather conditions over a specific geographic area at a specific time.