ejaculator (ejakulator)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 11
[ rat or urina. ejaculatory (ē-jak'u-la-to-ri), a. and n. [=Pg. It. ejaculatorio, Giving notice by a small bell, so as in 120 half minutes, or periods of the bullet's falling in the ejaculatorie spring, the clock part struck. Evelyn, Diary, Feb. 24, 1655. 2. Uttered in ejaculations; spoken with an interrupted, exclamatory utterance. thrown out of my consciousne , to distinguish them from objects, things presented in my consciousne , phenomena, W. K. Clifford, Lectures, II. 72. ejecta (ē-jek'tä), n. pl. [L., pl. of ejectum, neut. of eject us, pp. of cicere, ejicere, eject: see eject, v.] Things that are cast out or away; refuse. Dust and other ejecta played but a secondary part in the production of the phenomena. Amer. Meteor. Jour., III. 109.
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