equanimity |
the quality of remaining calm, serene, or unruffled, esp. under stress; composure. |
equate |
to make or consider to be equal or equivalent. |
equation |
the act of equating. [4 definitions] |
equator |
the imaginary circle around the earth's globe equidistant from both the North and South Poles. [2 definitions] |
equatorial |
of, relating to, near, or on any equator. [3 definitions] |
Equatorial Guinea |
a small country near the equator on the west central coast of Africa, between Gabon and Cameroon. |
equerry |
an officer in charge of the horses of a royal or noble family. [2 definitions] |
equestrian |
of or concerning horseback riding or horsemanship. [3 definitions] |
equi- |
equal. |
equiangular |
having all the angles equal. |
equidistant |
of or at an equal distance. |
equilateral |
having all the sides or faces equal. [2 definitions] |
equilibrant |
a force or forces that bring a system of forces into balance. |
equilibrate |
to bring into or be in balance or equilibrium. |
equilibrium |
a state in which all acting forces cancel each other to create balance or stability. [3 definitions] |
equine |
of or similar to a horse. [2 definitions] |
equinoctial |
of, concerning, or near the time of an equinox. [5 definitions] |
equinoctial circle |
see "celestial equator." |
equinox |
either of the two times during the year when the sun crosses the earth's equator so that day and night are of equal duration worldwide, occurring in March and September. |
equip |
to furnish with necessary tools or means to accomplish a task. [2 definitions] |
equipage |
a carriage, with or without its horses and attendants. [2 definitions] |