Elencn

e-lenk', n. {Logic.) That part of an argument on which conclusivene depends; a vicious and fallacious argument adapted to deceive sophism. [L. elenchi is, Gr. elengchos, elengchein, to confute, prove.] — Elencb/ical, a. Pert, to, etc. Elephant. eKe-i'ant, n. A pachydermatous quadruped of India or Africa, having a trunk or prehensile proboscis and 2 ivory tusks. — the largest land animal now living. [OF. olifant, elephant, L. and Gr. elephas, elephant, Heb. eleph, aleph, ox, AS. olfend, camel.] — Elephant paper. Drawing paper of large size, being 28 bv 23 inches.— Elephant.Pipnhnnt Elephantine, -tine, a. Pert, to or like, etc.: huge; immense.— EFephanti"'- as is, n. {Med.) One of several skin diseases, attended with destruction o^ deformitv of the part affected. [L. and Gr.. — the skin resembling an elephant's.]