auriculoorbicularis (arik"uloorbikularis)

[NL., muscle of the hedgehog connecting the pinna of the ear with the orbicularis panniculi, which it antagonizes. Aurine dyes shades more inclining to orange than coralline. Workshop Receipts , 2d ser., p. 228. auriphrygia (a-ri-frij'i-ä), n . [ auriphry fresia , also au rifrygium, also simply phry gium , frigium , gold embroidery, Phrygium , lit. Phrygian gold; the Phrygians were noted for their skill in embroidering with gold: IMG:content-1414.png:[graphic] IMG:content-1415.png:[blocks in formation] Miter with Auriphrygia, or Auriphrygiate Miter, 12th century. (From "L'Art pour Tous.") source, through the French, come orfrays, or fray, orphrey, q. v.] Properly, gold embroidery; eccles., an ornamental band on various vestments; an orphrey: used especially of the orphrey of a miter, which is a richly adorned band around its lower edge. Also aurifrisia. auriphrygiate (a-ri-frij'i-at), a. [ Nor wore he mitre here, precious or auriphrygiate . Southey, Roderick, xviii. IMG:content-1416.png:[blocks in formation] rum, gold, + pig mentum, pigment: see aurum and pigment. From the L., through F., comes orpiment.] Same as orpiment. = E. auris (a'ris), n.; pl. aures (a'rēz). [L., earl, q. v.] 1. In zoöl. and an at., an ear; the outer ear or auricle.-2. [ cap.] [NL.] In conch., a genus of ear-shells: synonymous with Haliotis. auriscalp (â'ri-skalp), n. [ auris cal pium (a-ri-skal'pi-um), n.; pl. auri scalpia (-a). [NL.,