entomologic, entomological

[Eng., ., entomolog (y); -ic, -ical; Fr. entomo logique.] Pertaining or relating to entomology.] "But a more important species of instruction than any hitherto enumerated, may be derived from entomological pursuits." -Kirby & Spence : Introd . to Entom . (1817). p. 17. en-tô-mô-log-ic-al-ly, adv . [Eng. entomolog ical ; ly.] As is done by the canons of entomological science. *ěn-to-mol-o-ģīşe, v . i . [English entomolg (y); -ise .] To collect insects with the view of examining them scientifically. "It is too rough for trawling to-day, and too wet for entomologising ."-C. Kingsley , in Life , i. 171.