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• dial — /ˈdaɪəl / (say duyuhl) noun 1. a face upon which time is indicated by hands, pointers, or shadows. 2. a plate or disc with graduations or figures, as for the indication of pressure, number of revolutions, etc., as by the movements of a pointer. 3 …  

• dial — A clock face or instrument resembling a clock face. [L. dies, day] astigmatic d. a diagram of radiating lines, used to test for astigmatism. * * * di·al (diґəl) [L. dialis daily, from dies day] a circular area with graduations around the… …   Medical dictionary

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