argyrose (arjiros)

[F., I will have him, continued my father, vigilant, arh-, in words of Greek origin. See arrh-. acute, argute , inventive. Sterne , Tristram Shandy. Arhan (är'han), n. Same as Arhat . The active preacher, the restle mi ionary, the argute schoolman. Milman, Latin Christianity, x. argutely (är-gut'li), adv. 1. Shrilly.-2. In a sharp or subtle manner; sagaciously; shrewdly. Sterne. argutene (är-gūt'nes), n. 1. Shrillne .-2. Acutene ; wittine ; sagacity; shrewdne . This [Seneca] tickles you by starts with his argutene , that [Plutarch] pleases you for continuance with his propriety. Dryden, Plutarch, p. 118. Argynnis (är-jin'is), n. [NL., appar. orig. a misprint for * argyrius or * argyreus,