Psila (siʻli)

[NL. (Meigen, 1803), doviper -æ + -ine1.] Having the appearance of ing psilanthropism. Cole ridge. ( Imp. Dict.) a viper or other venomous serpent, but harm psilanthropism (si-lanʼthro-pizm), n. [ pseudo-volcano (sūdō-vol-kā'nō), 'n. A volcano that, when in a state of activity, emits smoke and sometimes flame, but no lava; also, a burning mine of coal. Pseudo vomer (sū-dō-võ'mėr), n. [NL., the mere human existence of Christ. (Rare.) psilanthropist (sī-lan′thrō-pist), n. [ The schoolmen would perhaps have called you Unicists: but your proper name is Psilanthropists - believers in the mere human nature of Christ. Cole ridge, Table-Talk, April 4, 1832. psilanthropy (si-lan′thro-pi), n. [ ψιλάν " θρωπος , merely human, ψιλός , bare, mere, + άνθρωπος, man.] Same as psilanthropism . Loxocera cylindric a (much enlarged), one of the Psilidæ . comprising a few small forms distributed in a half-dozen genera, of which Psila and Loxo cera are the most notable. Psilocephalinæ (sī-lō-sef-a-line), n. pl. [NL., Psilocephalus (si-lō-sef'a-lus), n. [NL. (Swains on, 1839), Psilocephalus barbatus. ing the fish otherwise known as An acanthus barbatus.-2. In entom.: (a) A genus of dipterous insects. Zetterstedt, 1842. (b) A genus of coleopterous insects of the family Psela phidæ. Raffray, 1877. Psiloceras (sī-los'e-ras), n. [NL. (Hyatt, 1868),