pal in1a

[Etym. not apparent; probably a euphonic name.] Zool .: A genus erected by Gray for the Cuban crocodile, which is found also in Mexico, part of South America, and Yucatan. Face oblong, fore head very convex, cervical dise rhombic (whenco its specific name rhombifer ; it is the Crocodilus rhombifer of Cuvier), toes short, web very small. păl-in-ōde, *păl-in-ō-di-a, *pal-in-od, subst . [ Fr.palinodie , from Lat, palinodia ; Gr. pal inōdia a recantation (properly of an ode): pref. patin- , and Gr. ode =a song.] pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, IMG:content-0568.png:[blocks in formation] "Sayst thou so, my pal i nodical rhymester?" Dekker : Satíromastix . ( Davies .) pal-In-ōd-Ist, s. [English palinod (e); -ist.] A writer of palinodes. *pāl-in-ō-dỹ, s . [PALINODE.]