cavillationt (kavilashon)

[ME. cavilla cioun, cavil a cion, ing cavities; specifically, having an intestinal cawker (ka'ker), n . Same as calk3 . cavity; cavitary, as the nematoid worms or cav-cawky, a . See cauky . itaries. Owen. cavity (kav'i-ti), n.; pl. cavities (-tiz). [ cavité = Sp. cavidad = Pg. cavidade = It. cavi- tà , cavitas , cavus , hollow: see cavel .] 1. A hollow place; a hollow; a void or empty space in a body: as, the abdominal cavity ; the thoracic cavity ; the cavity of the mouth. -2t. The state of being hollow; hollowne . Good win, Works, III. 565. Amniotic cavity. See amniotic. Arachnoid cavity, an old name for the subdural space. - Axial cavity, branchial cavity, buccal cavity. See the adjectives, Cleavage cavity, See cleavage. - Cons on at ing cavities. See cons on at ing. - cavity, hemal cavity, medullary cavity, etc. See the adjectives. caviuna-wood (kav-i-ö'na-wud), n. A species of rosewood obtained from Dalbergia nigra, a tall leguminous tree of Brazil. Cavolinia (kav-o-lin'i-ä), n. [NL., Cavolinia trident at a . Cavoliniidæ (kav "ō - li -ni'idē), n. pl. [NL. (D'Orbigny, 1842),