myopic (miopik)

[ myopolar (mi-o-polär), a. [ polarity. Correcting for the movement of the indifference point along the myopolar tract. Amer. Jour. Psychol., I. 185. Myoporaceæ (mi-op-ō-rāsē-ē), n. pl. [NL. (Lindley, 1835), myoporineous (mi-op-ō-rin'ē-us), a. Belonging to, resembling, or pertaining to the Myoporineæ. Myoporum (mi-op'ō-rum), n. [NL. (Banks and Solander, 1797), so called in allusion to the spots covering the leaves, which suggest pores closed with a semi-transparent substance;