embillow (embilo)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 15
i. [ r. To heave, as the waves of the sea; swell. [Rare.] And then enbyllowed high doth in his pride disdaine With fome and roaring din all hugene of the maine. Lisle, tr. of Du Bartas's First Booke of Noe. Embiotoca (em-bi-ot'ō-kä), n. [NL., βως , being in life, living ( ἐν , in, + βίος , life), + τίκτειν, τεκεῖν , bring forth (> τόκος , offspring).] The typical genus of the family Embiotocida , L. Aga iz , 1853.
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