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An line of constant elevation, usually as depicted on a topographic map (see).
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| contour l.’s |
l's of Owen.
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| contoured b. |
an orthodontic band shaped to the contour of the tooth.
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| contour |
The outline or external boundary of a form.
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| contour |
A line drawn on a map to join places of the same height above sea-level.
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