satellite
noun(sat-el-lite)
a hired agent or obsequious follower : minion, sycophant
satellite
noun(sat-el-lite)
a celestial body orbiting another of larger size
satellite
noun(sat-el-lite)
a manufactured object or vehicle intended to orbit the earth, the moon, or another celestial body
satellite
noun(sat-el-lite)
a television broadcasting system in which satellite transmissions are received by a dish antenna at the viewing location (such as a home) —called also satellite, satellite television
satellite
noun(sat-el-lite)
a microwave dish for receiving usually television transmissions from an orbiting satellite
satellite
noun(sat-el-lite)
a fraction of a eukaryotic organism's DNA that differs in density from most of its DNA as determined by centrifugation, that consists of short repetitive nucleotide sequences, that does not undergo transcription, and that is often found in centromeric regions
satellite
noun(sat-el-lite)
direct broadcast satellite
satellite
noun(sat-el-lite)
pictures taken from satellites
satellite
adjective(sat-el-lite)
of, relating to, or being a system designed for the destruction or incapacitation of satellites