omnium gat he rum (omniumgarnerum)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 74
[Dog-Latin, 'a gathering or ing or collection of everything': L. omnium, of everything, of all things (see omnium ); gatherum, a feigned noun of L. form, of L. omnivorus, all-devouring: see omnivorous.] In mammal., the non-ruminant or omnivorous artiodactyl ungulate quadrupeds, as pigs and hippopotamuses; a division of Artiodactyl a contrasting with Pecora or Ruminant i a. They have the stomach imperfectly septate, the molar teeth tuberculiferous, and the lower canines differentiated, often developed as tusks. The odontoid proce of the axis is conical. There are 4 families of living Omnivora, namely Hippo pot amide, Phacochœridæ, Suidæ, and Dicotylidæ. omnivorous (om-niv'ō-rus), a. [L. omnivo rus, all-devouring, rous reader.
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