atactic (ataktik)

[ Porcelain images of "Josh" will find niches in Protestant meeting-houses; New England ancestral tablets will be inscribed in perpendicular columns of atactic characters. H. C. Trumbull , Ancestral Worship. at-aftert, prep . [ME., at + after .] After. etc. They let her goe at will, and wander waies unknowne. Spenser , F. Q., I. viii. 49. I have brought you a new song will make you laugh, Though you were at your prayers. Fletcher (and another ), False One, i. 1. At - after soper fille they in tretee. Chaucer, Franklin's Tale, 1. 492. [See attagas .] Same as attagen . See attagen . Same as yataghan . ataghan (at'a-gan), n. atak (at'ak), n . [Native name.) The harp- seal of Green land, Pagophilus grænlandicus . ataket, v. t . [ME., a -1 + take . ] To overtake. At Bought on under Blee us gan atake A man, that clothed was in clothes blake. IMG:content-1316.png:[blocks in formation] But, after the lapse of you sands of years, the fusions are incomplete, and the ancient types crop out atavist i cally everywhere. N. A. Rev. , CXXXIX. 253,