abnormity (abnormiti)

[ Blonde and whitish hair being, properly speaking, an abnormity . Pop. Sci . Mo., XXII. 67. The faradaic current which cures some deep-seated ab J. Fiske, Cos. Phil., I. 302. normity of nutrition. abnormous (ab-nor'mus), a. [ The general structure of the couplet through the 17th century may be called abnormous Hallam, Lit. Hist., IV. 251. aboard1 (a-bord'), prep. phr. as adv. and prep. [ [ abode3 + -ance .] Verbum valde ominatum, an ill abodance . T. Jackson , Works, II. 635.