- You are here
- > Home
- > English Dictionary
- > Definition of “magnetic needle”
English Dictionary
Definition of “magnetic needle”
Your search found:
Word Frequency
Example Sentences Including 'magnetic needle'
Hence, if a magnetic needle is suspended by a thread and allowed to swing freely, its north pole will point to geographic north.McMonagle, D. Science Basic Facts
Sponsored Links
Log in to comment on this word.
Latest New Word Submissions
-
Suggested by Daved Wachsman (18 May 2013)
-
Suggested by Daved Wachsman (18 May 2013)
-
Suggested by Daved Wachsman (18 May 2013)
-
Suggested by Daved Wachsman (18 May 2013)
-
Suggested by Daved Wachsman (18 May 2013)
-
Suggested by Daved Wachsman (18 May 2013)
Latest Published Words and Updates
- airball
- alphabet soup
- amortal
- AWD
- bachata
- bestie
- bezzie
- CFO
- chemoprevention
- COPD
- copy in
- couchsurfing
- credentialism
- customize
- Dancercise
- duathlon
- e-banking
- e-service
- feather
- fill your boots
- fiqh
- fiscal cliff
- flat white
- geek chic
- generalism
- Gordon Bennett
- grumpy
- gut out
- hang time
- haun
- honesty bar
- jailbreak
- Joe
- jukebox musical
- kawaii
- kick ass
- kryptonite
- Kuchipudi
- lanterne rouge
- Marfan syndrome
- mom and pop
- nod
- on the money
- pap
- Qe
- ransomware
- RBI
- shadow
- slacklining
- smashmouth
Related Terms
0 results
Browse nearby words
- magnetic inclination
- magnetic induction
- magnetic ink
- magnetic ink character recognition
- magnetic lens
- magnetic meridian
- magnetic mine
- magnetic mirror
- magnetic moment
- magnetic monopole
- magnetic needle
- magnetic north
- magnetic North Pole
- magnetic particle inspection
- magnetic pick-up
- magnetic pole
- magnetic resonance
- magnetic resonance angiography
- magnetic resonance imager
- magnetic resonance imaging
- magnetic storm
“magnetic-needle” photos from Flickr
Word usage trends for “magnetic-needle”
View usage over:
This site uses cookies to improve your browsing experience. For more information see our privacy policy.
- The Collins English Dictionary
- The Collins American English Dictionary
- The Collins English-French Dictionary
- The Collins French-English Dictionary
- The Collins English-German Dictionary
- The Collins German-English Dictionary
- The Collins English-Spanish Dictionary
- The Collins Spanish-English Dictionary
- The Collins English-Italian Dictionary
- The Collins Italian-English Dictionary
- The Collins English Thesaurus
- The Collins American Thesaurus
- Latest New Word Suggestions
© Collins 2013
Comments