obtect oven ose (obtektovenos)

[L. ob tectus, covered over (see obtect ), t ), + venosus, venose: see venose.] In bot., having the principal and longitudinal veins held together by simple cro -veins: said of leaves. Lindley. [Not in use.] obtemper (ob-tem'pèr), v. t. [= F. obtempérer = Sp. obtemperar = It. ottemperare, Hudson , tr. of Du Bartas's Judith (Ep. Ded.). (Davies.) obtemper a tet (ob-tem'per-at), v . t. [L. ob temper at us , pp. of obtemper are, obey: see obtemper.] To obey; yield obedience to. Bailey , 1731.