Reflector is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFLECTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something or someone that reflects
• a piece of glass or metal for reflecting light in a required direction, e.g. a red one on the back of a motor vehicle or bicycle.
• an object or device which reflects radio waves, seismic vibrations, sound, or other waves.
• a reflecting telescope.
• polished surface for reflecting light etc
• One who, or that which, reflects.
• Something having a polished surface for reflecting light or heat, as a mirror, a speculum, etc.
• A device for reflecting sound.
• device that reflects radiation
• optical telescope consisting of a large concave mirror that produces an image that is magnified by the eyepiece
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that reflects; a polished surface for reflecting light or other radiation

Words related to REFLECTOR

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Words that contain REFLECTOR

reflectors15 reflectorise17 reflectorize26 reflectorised19 reflectorises18 reflectorized28 reflectorizes27 reflectorising20 reflectorizing29 retroreflector19 retroreflectors20

How to use REFLECTOR in a sentence

• The gas jet, shaded by a powerful reflector, threw a disk of light on the round table beneath it, but the corners of the room were in shadow.
• The lantern hanging opposite was burning low, and, turning it higher, he shifted the tin reflector so that the light would play on the scene of operations.
• In the middle of the ceiling was a single gas-burner with a big reflector over it.
• I do so through the help of a reflector temporarily interposed between it and the lens.
• Dolland, and a six-feet reflector, by Short, with a clock to be used with them.
• This dazzling carpet, really a reflector, repelled the rays of the sun with wonderful intensity, which accounted for the vibration which penetrated every atom of liquid.
• He used a tin bowl as a reflector to send the enemy signals.
• Fitz, the reflector was polished, and experiments soon after tried on plates of two by tow and a half inches, with tolerable success.
• The last contained a reflector telescope of his own design, that rivals the world-famed telescope of Lord Rosse.
• A reflector, when made of sheet iron or aluminum is the best camp oven.
• Both the top and bottom of the reflector oven are on a slope and midway between is a steel baking pan held in place by grooves.
• A very convenient folding reflector oven can be bought in aluminum for three or four dollars.
• He took his lamp down from the wall where, by its tin reflector, it hung on a nail, and set it on the table for company.
• When he got to the other side, having wandered behind the reflector, he stopped, as if perhaps the point of light, dimly seen, had guided him so far but now was lost.
• I observed with a two-feet Gregorian reflector, made by Bird.
• In this condition one should not consider the mirror, but the power of the light of the sun, which hath penetrated the mirror, making it a reflector of the heavenly glory.
• It consisted of a fixed horizontal telescope, into which the rays of the sun were to be thrown by a reflector.
• Close beside it on Mount Wilson stands the 60-inch reflector, of similar type, erected in 1908.
• Place a portion of the composition on a small tin pan having a polished reflector fitted to one side, and set fire to it, when a splendid green illumination will be the result.
• We had provided two reflector ovens, but he regarded them with suspicion.
• They need to give a fairly strong light, especially L, which should have a conical tin reflector to increase its brilliancy and prevent its being reflected in the glass.
• The battery is set in a bracket under which a reflector extends downward to throw the light on the dial of the watch and to protect the eyes from the direct light.
• The forward sight is a bright brass peg illuminated by a tiny electric lamp with a reflector to shield the eye.
• This box should be provided with a reflector located just back of the lamp.
• According to the calculations of the Cambridge Observatory staff, the tube of the new reflector was to be 280 feet long and its mirror 16 feet in diameter.
• The reflector demands still more difficult engineering.
• Lord Rosse has been enabled, by his six-foot reflector, to measure the difference of heat on the moon under the full blaze of its noonday and midnight.
• Kerosene lamp with reflector against wall on either side of room.
• Let her no longer be the mere reflector, the echo of the worldly pride and ambition of man.

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