arrollo (arolyo)

Same as arroyo. arrondi, arrondee (a-ron'di, -dē), a. [F. ar rondi (fem. arrondie ), rounded, pp. of arrondir, 2. To move swiftly, as an arrow. [Rare.] The West Indian planter must prevent his sugar-canes from arrowing. Simmonds' Colonial Mag. make round, rond , round: see round2 .] In her ., rounded off: applied to a bearing, especially a cro , the extremities of which are rounded. Also written arondie , aron- dy. - Battled arrondi. See battled2 . - Bend arrondi, fe e arrondi, etc. See the nouns. arrondi ement (a-rôn-dēs'mon), n. [F., lit. a rounding, arrondi - , stem of certain parts of depart the largest administrative division of a arrondir, make round: see arrondi.] In France, ment. The 87 departments are divided into 362 arrondi ements. Each arrondi ement is divided into cantons, and each of the latter into communes. About an hour ago did we. see that identical salmon arrowing up the Tay. Blackwood's Mag ., XXII. 446.