Phrase

fraz, n. A brief expre ion, or part of a sen- tence; a short, pithy expre ion; esp. one which often employed; manner or style in which one expre es himself; diction. — v. [phrased (frazd), phrasing.] To expre in words, or in peculiar words. [F-; L. and Gr. phrasis, Gr. phrazein, to speak.] — Phraseol'ogy, -ze-oKo-jT, n. Manner of expre ion; peculiar words used in a sentence; diction; style; a collection of phrases in a language. [Gr. logos, speech, discourse.]—Phra's eologlc, -ical, -ze-o-lojlk-al, a. Capable of being phrased, pert, to phraseology. — Phrenic, frenlk, «. Pert, to the diaphragm. Phrenology. Amativene Phi lop roti on Finnnaes; CongeBitivene Con centra scient i ous ne ; Hope; tivene ; 3 Inhabitivene ; Wonder Ideality 19 Adhesivene Combat- (Not determined) Wit; ivene Destructivene Imitation; Individual- Alimentivene ; Secre- Form Size tivene Acquisitivene ; Weight; Color; Local- Constructive a e ; Number; Order; esteem Love of appro- Eventuality; Time; bation; Cautiousne ; Tune; Language; Com- Benevolence Veneraparison Causality. sun, cube, full moon. cow, oil PHYSIC Phrenlcs, n. Science of the mind; metaphysics. [Gr. phn phrenos, the mind, also the diaphragm, — where the ancients believed the mind to be situated; perh. Gr. s/>len = E. spleen.] —Phrenetic, — fre-netlk, a. Frantic, q. under FRENZY. Phren'sy, n. Same as Frenzy. — Phrenilis. n. (J/ec/.) Inflammation of the brain, or of the meninges of the brain, attended with acute fever and delirium. Madne frenzy, q. v. [Gr.] — PhrenoKogy, -nol'o-jl, a. Science of the special functions of the parts of the brain theory that the mental faculties are shown on the surface of the — head or skull; craniology. [Gr. logos, discourse.] Phrenologist, n. A believer in, or one versed in, etc. — Phrenologlc. -ical, a. Pert, etc. Phrygian. frij'I-an, a. Of, or pert, to, Fhrygia, in Asia Minor, — applied to a sprightly kind of music among the ancients, also to a li-lu stone.