Utraquist (utrakwist)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 87
[ utricle bule of the membranous labyrinth of the ear (the smaller one being the saccule), lodged in the fovea hem i elliptic a, of oval and laterally compre ed shape, communicating with the openings of the membranous semicircular canals, and indirectly also with the saccule. Also called sacculus communis, sacculus hem i elliptic us, sac culus semioval is, utriculus vestibuli.-3. In bot., a seed-ve el consisting of a very thin loose pericarp, inclosing a single seed; any thin bottle-like or bladder-like body, as the perigynium of Carex. See cuts under Sarcobatus and Perigynium. Also utriculus in all senses.Internal or primordial utricle. See primordial Utricle of the urethra. Same as prostatic vesicle (which see, under prostatic ). For other names, see uterus mascu lin us, under uterus. - Utricle of the vestibule. See def. 2. utricular (ū-trik'ū-lar), a. [= F. utriculaire = Sp. Pg. utricular; cf. L. utricular i us, a bagpiper, a ferryman, lit. pertaining to a bag, L. utriculus, a leather bag: see utricle.] 1. Of or pertaining to a utricle, in any sense; resembling a utricle; forming a utricle, or having utricles.-2. Resembling a utricle or bag: specifically applied in chemistry to the condition 6679
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