Aquarius
genitive Aquarii
[uh-kwair-ee-ahy] /əˈkwɛər iˌaɪ/ (Show IPA). Astronomy. the Water Bearer, a zodiacal constellation between Pisces and Capricornus.
Astrology.
the eleventh sign of the zodiac: the fixed air sign.
a person born under this sign, usually between January 20th and February 18th; an .
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Contemporary Examples
Neptune retrogrades into Aquarius, Friday, inspiring magical thinking.
What the Stars Hold for Your Week Starsky + Cox July 29, 2011
Taurus charms, Scorpio reaches a crossroads, and Aquarius takes charge.
What the Stars Hold for Your Week Starsky + Cox July 29, 2011
Aquarius Zero in on areas where you lack necessary knowledge or expertise to make yourself indispensable.
Horoscopes July 3-9, 2011 Starsky + Cox July 1, 2011
Lee Siegel reports on the protest musical, and how we are still in the Age of Aquarius.
Hair Dazzles Broadway Lee Siegel March 31, 2009
Things crystallize for you now, as Neptune leaving Aquarius means murky material matters are becoming a thing of the past.
Horoscopes: The Week of April 3 Starsky + Cox April 2, 2011
Historical Examples
He was born in February, in the sign of Aquarius and the Fishes,—plainly referring to the birth of the sun from the ocean.
Nineteenth Century Questions James Freeman Clarke
Greenish in color and situated in the water jar of Aquarius.
A Field Book of the Stars William Tyler Olcott
The signs are thus represented:—Aquarius, man pouring water from a jug.
Leadwork W. R. Lethaby
But they forgot that Aquarius was known long before the invention of fountains.
A World of Wonders Various
Water must be had; and in the end the hard-earned wages of many a one found their way into the pockets of this Aquarius.
Antigua and the Antiguans, Volume I (of 2) Anonymous
noun (Latin genitive) Aquarii (əˈkwɛərɪˌaɪ)
(astronomy) a zodiacal constellation in the S hemisphere lying between Pisces and Capricorn on the ecliptic
(astrology)
Also called the Water Carrier. the eleventh sign of the zodiac, symbol ♒, having a fixed air classification and ruled by the planets Saturn and Uranus. The sun is in this sign between about Jan 20 and Feb 18
a person born during a period when the sun is in this sign
adjective
(astrology) born under or characteristic of Aquarius
faint constellation and 11th zodiac sign, late Old English, from Latin aquarius, literally “water carrier,” properly an adjective, “pertaining to water” (see aquarium); a loan-translation of Greek Hydrokhoos “the water-pourer,” old Greek name of this constellation.
Aquarians were a former Christian sect that used water instead of wine at the Lord’s Supper. Age of Aquarius (1940) is an astrological epoch supposed to have begun in the 1960s, embodying the traits of this sign and characterized by world peace and human brotherhood. The term and the concept probably got a boost in popular use when An Aquarian Exposition was used as the sub-name of the Woodstock Music & Art Fair (1969).
Aquarius
(ə-kwâr’ē-əs)
A constellation in the Southern Hemisphere near Pisces and Aquila. Aquarius (the Water Bearer) is the 11th sign of the zodiac.
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