urset

An obsolete variant of worse. Uds blood, and hang him for urse than a rogue that will slash and cut for an oman, if she be a whore. Dekker and Webster , Northward Ho, ii. 1. Ursidæ . Ursidæ (er'si-dē), n. pl. [NL., spondingly modified, the grinders being more or le tubercular, not sectorial. There are two true molars on each side of the upper jaw, and three on each side of the lower jaw, all tubercular, as is the last upper premolar; there are also special cranial characters. The family was formerly of greater extent, including the racoon, badger, glutton, and other plantigrade Carnivora; it is now limited to the genus Ursus and its immediate relatives, or the bears proper, inhabiting chiefly the northern hemisphere. There are about 6 genera, of which Melursus or Proc hilus is the most distinct from Ursus proper. See Ursus and bear2 (with cuts), and cuts under aswail, bruang, Planti urapholunand spectacled. ursiform (er'si-fôrm), a. [L. ursus, bear, + form a, form.] Having the form or aspect of a bear; related to the bears in structure; arctoid.