multocular

[Lat. multus =many, and oculus an eye.) Having many eyes; having more eyes than two. "Flies are multocular , having as many eyes as there are perforations in their corneæ."-Derham. mul-to-, pref. [MULTI-.] *multo-scribbling, a. Scribbling much. "Thus spoke the Demon (late called 'multifaced' By multo - scribbling Southey)." Byron: Vision of Judgment, 65. mul-tum, s . (Lat., neut. sing. of multus =many, much.] Brewing : A compound, consisting of an extract of qua ia and liquorice, used for the purpose of economizing malt and hops. Hard multum : The same as BLACK-EXTRACT IMG:content-1484.png:[blocks in formation] and ungula =a hoof.] Zool .: The name given by Blumenbach, Illiger, ., to an order of Mammals having the hoof divided into more than two parts, instead of being solid. Illiger divided it into six families: Lamnunguia (Hyrax), Proboscidea (Elephants), Nasicornia (Rhinoceroses), Obesa (Hippopotami), Nasuta (Tapirs), and Setigera (Hogs).