hypograph
epigraph
scatter point
edge set
edge cover
local minimum
dominating set
vertex cover
convex set
interior
edge list
directed edge
spider graph
diagram
line
concave
complete graph
Steiner tree
directed path
line graph
size
edge
subaxial
nonblocker
control point
interval
graph antihole
isopycnic
protograph
biadjacency
chart
graph
pole
bidirected
vertex
peakset
connectivity
incidence function
reverse
adjacency matrix
mathematical space
metanode
abline
Hamiltonian path
locus
domain
digraph
supergraph
topological space
streamgraph
graphical
polynema
regular graph
dendrimer
endpoint
inverse
pseudograph
directed
transvection
outdegree
dismantlable
data point
strophoid
dotplot
ball
undirected path
convex
adiabatic
Desargues graph
boundary
tournament
hypernode
end
outedge
coplot
order
outerplanar
directed graph
hyperedge
weighted graph
medial graph
copunctual
dual graph
antimode
biclique
path length
point function
dominate
curve
flow network
outbranch
cocoloring
connected graph
polygon-circle graph
bigraph
isoprobability
discrete set
limit superior

English words for 'the set of all points lying on or below its graph.'

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