At rachel i a (atrakelia)

pl. [NL., ἀτράχηλος, without neck, of the bladder, in pathol., by the lar fibers in the walls of the bladder of the power to contract and expel the urine. atop (a-top'), prep. phr. as adv. or a. [ 'Tis but to shew that you can place sometimes Your modesty a - top of all your virtues. Beau , and Fl ., Wit at Several Weapons, iv. 1. Despots atop , a wild clan below, Such is the Gaul from long ago. IMG:content-1341.png:[blocks in formation] -at or. [L. -at or, term. of nouns of agent, being the agent-suffix -tor (Gr. -τηρ, -τωρ, Skt. -tar, -tar ) (E. -or) added to the stem in -a of verbs in- a -re. This termination was reg. reduced in OF. to -cor, -cour, whence in ME. -cour (as in save our, mod. E. saviour), commonly -or, -our, mod. E. -or, -er, as in appellor, arbitror or arbitrer, accuser, etc., from L. nouns in -at or, the term. being merged with -er of AS. origin.] A termination of nouns of agent taken directly from the Latin, as creator, edu cat or, liberator, or formed in English or New Latin, as detonator, corrugator, etc., from verbs IMG:content-1342.png:[blocks in formation] ατράχηλος, neck.] A division of heteromerous beetles, having the head not exserted nor narrowed behind, the antennæ linear or sub clavate, and the claws undivided, sometimes serrate or pectinate: opposed to Trachelida. The group is chiefly composed of the family Tenebrio nide, which are plant. eating terrestrial beetles having mostly connate elytra and no lower wings.