Cœlur us (selurus)

[NL., low, + οὐρά, tail.] A genus of dinosaurian reptiles, typical of the family Cæluride. Marsh, 1879. coembody (ko-em-bod'i), v. t.; pret. and pp. coembodied, ppr. coembodying. [ Father, Son, and Holy Spirit will then become coembod ied in this Divine body. Brooke , Fool of Quality, II. 252. cœmeter i alt, cemeteryt. Obsolete spellings of cemeterial, cemetery. coemption (kō-emp's hon), n. [ Coempcion is to seyn comune achat or bying togidre, that weere estabely ed upon the poeple by swich a manere imposiscion, as whoso bowhte a bo el corn, he moste yeve the kynge the fifte part. Glo in Chaucer's Boëthius, i. prose 4. 2. The act of purchasing all of a given commodity that is for sale, with a view to controlling its price. nesthesis. cœnesthesis, cœnæsthesis (sē-nes-thesis), n. [ NL.cœnæsthesis, I wish my Soul no other Felicity, when she has shaken off these Rags of Flesh, than to ascend to his, and co - enjoy IMG:content-0742.png:[blocks in formation] cœno-. [NL., etc., cœno- (E. also ceno- ),