DORNOCK

Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 14
A stout figured linen, named after the town In Scotland where it was originally manufactured. DORS I BRANCHIA TES, Dors i branch i at a. (Lat. dorsum, back; branchiae, gills.) A name given by Cuvier to an order of Anelli dans, or red-blooded worms, comprehending those which have the gills projecting from the middle part of the back or sides of the body. The Nereis, or sea-centipede, is an example of this order. DORT, [s. 372]
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