hyper myriorama

[Pref. hyper-, and Eng. myriorama.] An exhibition of an innumerable number of views. hy-per-ô-dăp-ě-don, s. [Gr.hyperos=a pestle, a knocker, and dapedon any level surface.] tilia. It was about six feet high, and is believed by Palæont .: A genus of fo il reptiles, order LacerProf. Huxley to have been akin to the Sphenodon (Halter i a), of New Zealand. Probably it was terrestrial. Found in the Elgin sandstones of Tria ic (?) age, which have furnished Telerpeton, also in Central India, . hy-per-ō-ô-dăn, thy-per-o-don, s. [Gr. hy peroe the palate, and odous (gen it. odontos )=a tooth.] The beak of the lower jaw has a wing-like expanZool.: A genus of cetaceans, family Rhyncoceti. rudimentary teeth in front. Hype rood on butzkopf sion just before the blowers; the lower jaw has two is the Bottle head (q.v.). It is called also the Beaked Whale and the Flounder's Head. hy-per-or-tho-dox, a. [Pref. hyper-, and Eng. orthodox (q. v.).] Exce ively orthodox.