thernet

[ME., also tarne, As sengle knave and sengle tarne , Whan they synne togedyr zerne. MS . Harl . 1701, f. 49. ( Hall i well .) therodont (the'ro-dont), a. and n. Same as the riodont. IMG:content-0249.jpg:[blocks in formation] The animal mind of the theroid idiot is accompanied by appropriate animal peculiarities of body. Nineteenth Century , Sept., 1886, p. 353. therologic (the-ro-loj'ik), a. [ therolog -y + -ic.] Pertaining to therology. therological (the-ro-loj'i-kal), a . [ therologic + -al .] Same as me as therologic. therologist (the-rol'ō-jist), n. [ therolog - y + -ist.] 1 A student of the Mammal i a ; a mammalogist. The Academy , Aug. 25, 1877. therology (the-rol'ō-ji), n. [ θήρ (θηρ-), a wild beast, + -λογία, λέγειν , speak: see -ology.] The science of mammals; mammalogy or mastology: substituted lately on the ground that mammalogy is a hybrid word. theromorph (the rō-morf), n. One of the Theromorpha .