Ŏx'y-gŏn, n.
n. [Fr. oxigone, oxygone, Sp. oxigonio, It. ossigono, from Gr. ὀξύς, sharp, and γωνία, an angle.] (Geom.) A triangle having three acute angles.
n. [Fr. oxigone, oxygone, Sp. oxigonio, It. ossigono, from Gr. ὀξύς, sharp, and γωνία, an angle.] (Geom.) A triangle having three acute angles.