ApIces

ap'fsez. The top, tip, or summit of anything. Apha3ia, af-a'zhT-a, Aphasy, afa-zT, n. (Med.) Lo of the power of speech, or of memory of words, without lo of intelligence or injury to the vocal organs. Aphelion, a-fel'yun, n.; pi. Aphelia, -feli-a. tron.) That point of a planet's or comet's orbit most distant from the sun. Aphis, a'fis, n.; pi. Aphides, af'Y-dez. (Entom.) The vine-fretter, or plant-louse. Aphorism, afo-rizm, n. A precept or principle pre ed in a few words; a maxim; adage. — Aph'orist, n. A writer of, etc. — Aphoristic, -istlcal, Having the form of, etc. — Aphoristlcally, adv. Aphthong, aflhong or aplhong, n. A letter or combination of letters having no sound. Apiary, a'pT-a-rY, n. A place where bees are kept Dee -house. — Apicul'ture, -chur, n. Rearing bees.