A satellite of Jupiter.
[Latin Sinōpē, woman said to have been unsuccessfully courted by Zeus, from Greek.]
Sinope
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Si·no·pe (sə-nō'pē)  |
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A satellite of Jupiter.
A satellite of Jupiter.
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IN BRIEF: n. - A red ocher formerly used as a pigment.
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- Diphilus (Ancient Greek dramatist)
- Sinopia (art)
- Crates of Thebes (philosophy)
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- Phocas of Sinope
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- Antisthenes (philosophy)
- Jupiter I-XVII (astronomy)
- Cynics (philosophy, ancient Greece)
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- Battle of Sinope (Russian history)
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