, in Astronomy, is used to express the points or horns of the moon, or other luminary.
Cusp, in Astrology, is used for the 1st point of each of the twelve houses, in a figure or scheme of the heavens. See House.
Cusp, in the Higher Geometry, is used for the point or corner formed by two parts of a curve meeting and terminating there. See Curve.
Cuspidated Hyperbola, &c. See Curve.
CUT-Bastion. See Bastion.
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Entry taken from A Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary, by Charles Hutton, 1796.
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