antiscian (antishian)

[L. antiscii, antiscii (an-tish'i-i), n. pl. [L.: see antiscian.] Antiscians. antis colic (an-ti-skol'ik), a. [ antiscorbutic (anti-skôr-bū'tik), a. and n. [ II. n. A remedy for scurvy, as lemon-juice, ripe fruits, etc. antis cor but i cal (anti-skôr-bū'ti-kal), a. Same as antiscorbutic. antiscriptural (an-ti-skrip'tur-al), a. [ IMG:content-0905.png:[blocks in formation] These four tentacles may be called the anti -spadix. E. R. Lankester, Encyc. Brit., XVI. 674. anti spas is (an-tis'pa-sis), n. [ ἀντίσπασις , ἀντισπᾶν , draw in the contrary direction, ἀντί , contrary, + σπᾶν , draw.] In pathol ., a revulsion of fluids from one part of the body to another. [Rare.] antispasmodic (anti-spaz-mod'ik), a . and n. [ anti- + spasmodic .] I. a. In med ., curative of spasm; checking or curing convulsions. is syphilitic In dicacious against hi Antitactes (an-ti-tak'tēz), n.; pl. Antitactæ (-tē). [Gr. ἀντιτάκτης, a heretic (see def.), [ anti- + IMG:content-0906.png:[blocks in formation] anti theistical (anti-the-is'ti-kal), a. antitheistic. [Rare.] Same as anti theistically (anti-the-is'ti-kal-i), adv. In an antitheistic manner. [Rare.]