For Button we have terms and definitions in 14 topics. The topics are Agriculture, Curling, DVD, DVD Authoring, Fencing, Gambling, Interactive Marketing, Newton, Poker, Rowing, Swimming, Technology, Watch and Watches.

Button (Agriculture)

The small heads of broccoli or cabbage that form as a result of seedlings being exposed to freezing temperatures.

Button (Curling)

See tee.

Button (DVD)

This is a rectangular area in the Sub-picture display area highlighted by the Highlight Information (HLI) that is used to define the active area on a menu associated with a specific action.

Button (DVD Authoring)

A selectable option on a DVD menu. Buttons can be graphics, text, thumbnail images, or motion video; with graphical highlighting to indicate the current selection state. See also menu, subpicture stream.

Button (Fencing)

The safety tip on the end of practice and sporting swords.

Button (Gambling)

In poker, a small plastic disc used as a marker that is moved from player to player after each hand to designate the dealer position.
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In poker, when a player matches the current bet on the table. In keno and bingo, to draw the numbers for each game.

Button (Interactive Marketing)

1) clickable graphic that contains certain functionality, such as taking one someplace or executing a program; 2) buttons can also be ads. See iab.net for voluntary guidelines defining specifications of button ads.

Button (Newton)

A small graphic object that performs an action when tapped. See also Picture Button and Text Button. Source: NUIG

Button (Poker)

Big white marker in the shape of an ice-hockey puck the denotes the position of dealer in house dealt games.

Button (Rowing)

A collar on the shaft of the oar that keeps it from slipping through the oarlock. It can be adjusted up or down to increase or decrease the rower's leverage.

Button (Swimming)

Part of the automatic/electronic timing system used by the Timers on each lane to stop the clock at the end of a race.

Button (Technology)

1. A graphic element in a dialog box that, when activated, performs a specified function. The user activates a button by clicking on it with a mouse or, if the button has the focus, by hitting the Return or Enter key. 2. On a mouse, a movable piece that is pressed to activate some function. Older mouse models have only one button; newer models typically have two or more buttons.

Button (Watch)

Push piece controls, usually at 2 o'clock and/or 4 o'clock on the dial to control special functions such as the chronograph or the alarm.

Button (Watches)

Push piece controls, usually at 2 o'clock and/or 4 o'clock on the dial to control special functions such as the chronograph or the alarm.

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