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Definition
Synonym
Wandelstern
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wandelstern
m
astron.
hist.
Wandelstern
e
pl
wandering star
wandering stars
Planet
m
;
Wandelstern
m
selten
astron.
Planeten
pl
;
Wandelstern
e
pl
äußerer Planet
erdähnlicher Planet; terrestrischer Planet
extrasolarer Planet; Exoplanet
m
Steppenwolfplanet
m
Zwergplanet
m
planet
planets
outer planet
terrestrial planet; telluric planet
extrasolar planet; exoplanet
rogue planet
dwarf planet
Wandelstern
m
astron.
hist.
Wandelstern
e
pl
wandering star
wandering stars
Planet
m
;
Wandelstern
m
selten
astron.
Planeten
pl
;
Wandelstern
e
pl
äußerer Planet
erdähnlicher Planet; terrestrischer Planet
extrasolarer Planet; Exoplanet
m
Steppenwolfplanet
m
Zwergplanet
m
planet
planets
outer planet
terrestrial planet; telluric planet
extrasolar planet; exoplanet
rogue planet
dwarf planet
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wandering star Synonyme
wandering
Wanderjahr
aberrancy
aberrant
aberration
aberrative
abnormal
adrift
afebrile delirium
afloat
afoot and lighthearted
aimless
aimlessness
alternating
ambulant
amorphous
anomalistic
anomalous
babbling
bend
bereft of reason
bias
brainsick
brainstorm
branching off
broken
bumming
by the way
capricious
careening
casual
catchy
changeable
changeful
choppy
circuitous
circuitousness
circumforaneous
corner
crackbrained
cracked
crazed
crazy
crook
curve
daft
declination
delirious
deliriousness
delirium
deluded
demented
departing
departure
deprived of reason
deranged
desultoriness
desultory
detour
deviable
deviance
deviancy
deviant
deviating
deviation
deviative
deviatory
devious
deviousness
different
digression
digressive
digressiveness
disarticulated
disconnected
discontinuous
discursion
discursive
discursiveness
disjunct
disordered
disoriented
dispersed
disproportionate
distracted
distrait
distraught
divagation
divagatory
divarication
divergence
divergent
diversion
dizzy
dogleg
double
drift
drifting
eccentric
episodic
errant
errantry
erratic
excursion
excursive
excursus
exorbitation
fast and loose
fickle
fitful
flickering
flighty
flitting
floating
fluctuating
footloose
footloose and fancy-free
formless
frantic
freakish
frivolous
fugitive
gadding
giddy
gratuitous
guttering
gypsy-like
gypsyish
hairpin
hallucinated
halting
haphazard
herky-jerky
heteroclite
heteromorphic
hit-or-miss
hoboism
immethodical
impetuous
impulsive
inchoate
incoherence
incoherent
inconsistent
inconstant
indecisive
indirect
indirection
indiscriminate
infirm
insane
intermittent
intermitting
irrational
irregular
irresolute
irresponsible
itineracy
itinerancy
jerky
labyrinthine
landloping
lightheaded
lingual delirium
loco
loose
lunatic
lurching
mad
maddened
manic
maundering
mazed
mazy
meandering
meaningless
mental
mentally defici
Wandelstern Definition
Brittle
star
(
)
Any
species
of
ophiuran
starfishes.
See
Ophiuroidea.
Day-star
(
n.
)
The
morning
star
Day-star
(
n.
)
The
sun,
as
the
orb
of
day.
Dog
Star
(
)
Sirius,
a
star
of
the
constellation
Canis
Major,
or
the
Greater
Dog,
and
the
brightest
star
in
the
heavens
Sea
star
(
)
A
starfish,
or
brittle
star.
Star
(
n.
)
One
of
the
innumerable
luminous
bodies
seen
in
the
heavens
Star
(
n.
)
The
polestar
Star
(
n.
)
A
planet
supposed
to
influence
one's
destiny
Star
(
n.
)
That
which
resembles
the
figure
of
a
star,
as
an
ornament
worn
on
the
breast
to
indicate
rank
or
honor.
Star
(
n.
)
Specifically,
a
radiated
mark
in
writing
or
printing
Star
(
n.
)
A
composition
of
combustible
matter
used
in
the
heading
of
rockets,
in
mines,
etc.,
which,
exploding
in
the
air,
presents
a
starlike
appearance.
Star
(
n.
)
A
person
of
brilliant
and
attractive
qualities,
especially
on
public
occasions,
as
a
distinguished
orator,
a
leading
theatrical
performer,
etc.
Star
(
v.
t.)
To
set
or
adorn
with
stars,
or
bright,
radiating
bodies
Star
(
v.
i.)
To
be
bright,
or
attract
attention,
as
a
star
Star-blind
(
a.
)
Half
blind.
Star-chamber
(
n.
)
An
ancient
high
court
exercising
jurisdiction
in
certain
cases,
mainly
criminal,
which
sat
without
the
intervention
of
a
jury.
It
consisted
of
the
king's
council,
or
of
the
privy
council
only
with
the
addition
of
certain
judges.
It
could
proceed
on
mere
rumor
or
examine
witnesses
Star-crossed
(
a.
)
Not
favored
by
the
stars
Star-read
(
n.
)
Doctrine
or
knowledge
of
the
stars
Star-spangled
(
a.
)
Spangled
or
studded
with
stars.
Sun
star
(
)
See
Sun
star,
under
Sun.
Wandering
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Wander
Wandering
(
)
a.
&
n.
from
Wander,
v.
Water
star
grass
(
)
An
aquatic
plant
(Schollera
graminea)
with
grassy
leaves,
and
yellow
star-shaped
blossoms.
wandering star / wandering stars Bedeutung
wandering
roving
vagabondagec
travelling
about
without
any
clear
destination,
she
followed
him
in
his
wanderings
and
looked
after
him
starnose
mole
star-nosed
mole
Condylura
cristata
amphibious
mole
of
eastern
North
America
having
pink
fleshy
tentacles
around
the
nose
wandering
albatross
Diomedea
exulans
very
large
albatross,
white
with
wide
black
wings
starfish
sea
star
echinoderms
characterized
by
five
arms
extending
from
a
central
disk
brittle
star
brittle-star
serpent
star
an
animal
resembling
a
starfish
with
fragile
whiplike
arms
radiating
from
a
small
central
disc
basket
star
basket
fish
any
starfish-like
animal
of
the
genera
Euryale
or
Astrophyton
or
Gorgonocephalus
having
slender
complexly
branched
interlacing
arms
radiating
from
a
central
disc
feather
star
comatulid
free-swimming
stalkless
crinoid
with
ten
feathery
arms,
found
on
muddy
sea
bottoms
American
flag
Stars
and
Stripes
Star-Spangled
Banner
Old
Glory
the
national
flag
of
the
United
States
of
America
star
drill
a
steel
rock
drill
with
a
star-shaped
point
that
is
used
for
making
holes
in
stones
or
masonry,
it
is
operated
by
hitting
the
end
with
a
hammer
while
rotating
it
between
blows
Stars
and
Bars
Confederate
flag
the
first
flag
of
the
Confederate
States
of
America
vagus
vagus
nerve
nervus
vagus
pneumogastric
pneumogastric
nerve
tenth
cranial
nerve
wandering
nerve
a
mixed
nerve
that
supplies
the
pharynx
and
larynx
and
lungs
and
heart
and
esophagus
and
stomach
and
most
of
the
abdominal
viscera
star
topology
star
the
topology
of
a
network
whose
components
are
connected
to
a
hub
astrology
star
divination
a
pseudoscience
claiming
divination
by
the
positions
of
the
planets
and
sun
and
moon
Silver
Star
Medal
Silver
Star
a
United
States
military
decoration
for
gallantry
in
action
Bronze
Star
Medal
Bronze
Star
a
United
States
military
decoration
awarded
for
meritorious
service
(except
in
aerial
flight)
asterisk
star
a
star-shaped
character
*
used
in
printing
Star
of
David
Shield
of
David
Magen
David
Mogen
David
Solomon's
seal
a
six-pointed
star
formed
from
two
equilateral
triangles,
an
emblem
symbolizing
Judaism
star
chart
a
chart
showing
the
relative
positions
of
the
stars
in
a
particular
part
of
the
sky
The
Star-Spangled
Banner
a
poem
written
by
Francis
Scott
Key
during
the
War
of
was
set
to
music
and
adopted
by
Congress
in
as
the
national
anthem
of
the
United
States
star
shell
an
artillery
shell
containing
an
illuminant
carambola
star
fruit
deeply
ridged
yellow-brown
tropical
fruit,
used
raw
as
a
vegetable
or
in
salad
or
when
fully
ripe
as
a
dessert
Chinese
anise
star
anise
star
aniseed
anise-scented
star-shaped
fruit
or
seed
used
in
Asian
cooking
and
medicine
Star
Chamber
a
former
English
court
that
became
notorious
for
its
arbitrary
methods
and
severe
punishments
sign
of
the
zodiac
star
sign
sign
mansion
house
planetary
house
(astrology)
one
of
equal
areas
into
which
the
zodiac
is
divided
Minnesota
Gopher
State
North
Star
State
MN
a
midwestern
state
Texas
Lone-Star
State
TX
the
second
largest
state,
located
in
southwestern
United
States
on
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
binary
star
binary
double
star
a
system
of
two
stars
that
revolve
around
each
other
under
their
mutual
gravitation
evening
star
Hesperus
Vesper
a
planet
(usually
Venus)
seen
at
sunset
in
the
western
sky
fixed
star
any
star
in
the
Ptolemaic
theory
of
planetary
motion
flare
star
a
red
dwarf
star
in
which
luminosity
can
change
several
magnitudes
in
a
few
minutes
giant
star
giant
a
very
bright
star
of
large
diameter
and
low
density
(relative
to
the
Sun)
morning
star
daystar
Phosphorus
Lucifer
a
planet
(usually
Venus)
seen
just
before
sunrise
in
the
eastern
sky
multiple
star
a
system
of
three
or
more
stars
associated
by
gravity
neutron
star
a
star
that
has
collapsed
under
its
own
gravity,
it
is
composed
of
neutrons
Polaris
North
Star
pole
star
polar
star
polestar
the
brightest
star
in
Ursa
Minor,
at
the
end
of
the
handle
of
the
Little
Dipper,
the
northern
axis
of
the
earth
points
toward
it
red
dwarf
red
dwarf
star
a
small,
old,
relatively
cool
star,
approximately
times
the
mass
of
Jupiter
red
giant
red
giant
star
a
large,
old,
luminous
star,
has
a
relatively
low
surface
temperature
and
a
diameter
large
relative
to
the
sun
Sirius
Dog
Star
Canicula
Sothis
the
brightest
star
in
the
sky,
in
Canis
Major
star
(astronomy)
a
celestial
body
of
hot
gases
that
radiates
energy
derived
from
thermonuclear
reactions
in
the
interior
star
any
celestial
body
visible
(as
a
point
of
light)
from
the
Earth
at
night
variable
star
variable
a
star
that
varies
noticeably
in
brightness
white
dwarf
white
dwarf
star
a
faint
star
of
enormous
density
f
ace
adept
champion
sensation
maven
mavin
virtuoso
genius
hotshot
star
superstar
whiz
whizz
wizard
wiza
someone
who
is
dazzlingly
skilled
in
any
field
co-star
one
of
two
actors
who
are
given
equal
status
as
stars
in
a
play
or
film
film
star
movie
star
a
star
who
plays
leading
roles
in
the
cinema
fleet
admiral
five-star
admiral
an
admiral
of
the
highest
rank
headliner
star
a
performer
who
receives
prominent
billing
opera
star
operatic
star
singer
of
lead
role
in
an
opera
rock
star
a
famous
singer
of
rock
music
star
principal
lead
an
actor
who
plays
a
principal
role
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