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Reticle

Noun - Optics sense:

A reticle is a grid or pattern of fine lines or fibers placed in the eyepiece of an optical device, such as a telescope, microscope, or rifle scope, used as a reference point or for measuring distances.

Example sentence: The reticle in the telescope helped the astronomer locate and study celestial objects.

Noun - Photography sense:

In photography, a reticle refers to a focusing screen or display that aids in achieving precise focus.

Example sentence: The photographer adjusted the reticle before capturing the perfect shot.

Noun - Surveying sense:

Used in surveying instruments, a reticle is a crosshair or a target pattern that helps align and measure during land surveying.

Example sentence: The surveyor relied on the reticle in the theodolite to mark accurate locations.

Noun - Biology sense:

In biology, a reticle refers to a network of interconnected structures, often found in cells, that provide structural support or aid in cell movement.

Example sentence: The reticle in the plant cell helped maintain its structural integrity.

Noun - Local slang sense:

In local slang, "reticle" colloquially refers to a person who is exceptionally stylish or fashionable.

Example sentence: Lucy always dresses up so well, she's a real reticle!