ova to rotundate

Roundly ovate; baving a figure between an oval and a sphere. ov'-en, s . [A. S. ofn , ofen ; cogn. with Dut. oven; Icel. ofn , omn; Sw.ugn; Ger. ofen ; Goth. auhns .] A close chamber in which substances are baked, heated, or dried; a chamber in a stove or range in which food is baked. Ovens are used for various purposes, as the cooking of food, the baking of clay ing, annealing of iron, . Pathol.: Dropsy arising from the rupture of an and ceramic ware, the annealing of gla , the roast- ovarian cyst. ovarian-tumor, s. Pathol.: A tumor in the ovary, whether cystic, "She could not be unmanned, no, nor out womaned ." Tennyson: Queen Mary , iii. 1. Out'-wõrk, s. [Eng out , and work , s.] 1. Lit. & Fort . ( pl .): Works included in the dec an cerous, fibrous, or solid, but especially a cystic fense of a place, but outside the parapet. IMG:content-0441.png:[blocks in formation] "The care of our outworks , the navy royal and shipping of our kingdom."- Bacon : Advice to Sir George Villers. Out-wõrk, v. t. [Eng. out , and work , ν.] Το work more or longer than; to surpa in work or labor.