Terminal

TERMINAL

-adj.

1. of, being, or situated at an end, terminus, or boundary

2. of, relating to, or occurring after or in a term

3. (of a disease) terminating in death

4. (informal) . extreme

5. of or relating to the storage or delivery of freight at a warehouse

-noun

6. a terminating point, part, or place

7. a point at which current enters or leaves an electrical device, such as a battery or a circuit

8. a conductor by which current enters or leaves at such a point

9. (computing) . a device having input/output links with a computer but situated at a distance from the computer

10. (architecture)

a. an ornamental carving at the end of a structure

b. a sculptured post, in particular one in the form of an armless bust or an animal on the top of a square pillar (also called “term”)

11. a point or station usually at the end of the line of a railway, serving as an important access point for passengers or freight

12 a less common name for terminus

13. a purpose-built reception and departure structure at the terminus of a bus, sea, or air transport route

14. a site where raw material is unloaded, stored, in some cases reprocessed, and reloaded for further transportation, in particular an onshore installation designed to receive offshore oil or gas from tankers or a pipeline

15. (physiology)

a. the smallest arteriole before its division into capillaries

b. either of two veins that collect blood from the thalamus and surrounding structures and empty it into the internal cerebral vein

c. the portion of a bronchiole just before it subdivides into the air sacs of the lungs

There where stars are seen,

A terminal more incomparable than mind

Courting the local liberty of severe extra strings

Waving the flag of a world of partial surfaces.