Acarid a (akarida)

pl. [NL., IMG:content-0114.png:[graphic] IMG:content-0115.png:[graphic][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small] a thorn: see acantha.] A genus of American, II. n. One of the Acarid a. Indian, and Australian birds of the swift family, Cypselida ; the spine-tailed swifts, now usually referred to the genus Chatura. Usually A can thy lis. Boie, 1826. a cantic one, a cantic on (a-kanʼti-kōn, -kon), n. [ ἀκή , a point, + ἀντί , against, + κῶνος , α cone.] A variety of epidote; a rend a lite (which see). a cappella, all a cappella (ä or ällä kä-pel'lä). [It.: a (L. ad ), to, according to; all a (= a la ), to the; cappella, church, chapel, church musicians: see chapel.] In the style of church or chapel music. Applied to compositions sung without instrumental accompaniment, or accompaniment in unison with the vocal part: as, a ma a cappella. a capsular (a-kap'sū-lär), a. [ capsule.] Without a capsule. a cardia (a-kär'di-), n. [NL.: see a card i us.] In teratol ., absence of a heart. a cardiac (a-kär'di-ak), a . [NL. a cardiac us , adj., see a -18 and cardiac.] Without a heart. a cardiac us (ak-är-dia-kus), n.; pl. a cardiac i (-si). [NL.: see a cardiac.] In teratol., that parasitic part of a double monster in which the heart is absent or rudimentary. A cardiac us am or phus is a shapele ma covered with skin. A cardiac us a cormus has a head, while the thorax and abdomen are ru dimentary. In a cardiac us acephalus the head is lacking, the thorax rudimentary, and the pelvis and posterior limbs well developed. A cardiac us anceps has a well-developed trunk and rudimentary head, limbs, and heart. a card i us (a-kär'di-us), n.; pl. acardii (-1). [NL., Gr. ἀκάρδιος, without a heart, In some cases of acne, an acarian parasite, called by Owen the Demodex folliculorum, is present in the affected B. W. Richardson, Prevent. Med., p. 261. follicle, A car idea (ak-a-ride-a), n. pl. [NL., + -id - ea.] Same as Acarid a.