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reticule Definition

reti·cule (retə kyo̵̅o̅l′)

noun

  1. a woman's small handbag, originally made of netting and usually having a drawstring
  2. reticle

Etymology: Fr réticule < L reticulum, dim. of rete, net: see retina

reticule Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • aim: Here you're required to make use of the left analog stick to shift your aiming reticule around the screen.
  • target: For the duration of the Artillery Strike, your designated target will appear on their Command Map and Mortar sights as a targeting reticule.
  • have: Also, each character has a reticule which will change color to indicate their current health level.
  • focus: Each observer will need to focus the reticule to allow for their own eye.
  • bring: The eye piece should be adjusted to bring the reticule into sharp focus.

Modifies a noun

  • line: With my monocular microscope I got 40 reticule lines to 1 millimeter.

Browse dictionary entries near reticule

  1. reticulation
  2. reticulate
  3. reticular
  4. reticle
  5. reticent
  6. reticence
  7. retiary
  8. retiarius
  9. rethink
  10. retentivity
  1. reticulocyte
  2. reticuloendothelial
  3. reticulum
  4. retiform
  5. Retin-A
  6. retina
  7. retinaculum
  8. retinal
  9. retine
  10. retinene