A CUT I ROSTRATE

adj, inted, and rostrum, a bei FE zoSiceyı having a potuted beak.” A CUT IS SIM US (Lat.), adj. A?k(a®k)-u2t(ut)-i2s'si2-muts(muts), Super], of acutus, acute. "Extremely acute, malignant (e. g., var i ola a cut is sima = malignant small-pox). ACUTITIGUEPO, n. The Thalia geniculata. [A, 344.] A CUT ORS I ON, n.?-to%r’shutn, From acus, a needle, and forsio (from forquere), a twisting, ° Fr., a cut oral an, | Ger.. ‘A cut ors i on. It., a go torsi one. Sp., deutorciän. A method of ap: plying acupre ure (g. %.) by twisling the artery with the nec and fixing the latter by thrusting it into the ti ues. [E.) ACUTOSPINOUS, adj. A?%-u%"o-spi’nu%. From acutus, pointed, and spina. a spine. Fr. acuto-pineur,, Sp. aeuto-espit non. Having several rows of sharp spines on the body (said of caterpillars). [A, 806.) ACUTUS (Lat.), adj. to sharpen. Acute. ACUTUS Gat.) adj, AtK(atieyuu)tutstta’s), From « priv, and xdew, to conceive. Barren. [A, 313.] ACUYART, n. An East Felon term for the aromatic wood of the Ieica alti ima, (A, 252, 258.) ACVA, ACVARIUS (Lat.), n. f, and adj. -va(was)rit-uSs(u4s), See Agua and Aguanivs. ACYANOBLEPSIA (Lat., n. £. ’atn(atn)-oble2p’si2-a®, From a priv., œvâveos, blue, and BAérew, to see. FT., moblepsie, cécité paur bleu. Ger., Acyanoblepsie, Nichtblausehen, _Bldublindheit. Te, cecilà per azzurro. Sp. ceguera por ‘azul.’ Syn.: Gcyanopsia.” See Blue-BLINDNESS. ACYANOBLEPTIC, adj._Atsi"'atn.o-ble=p'titk, Lat., acyanoblepticus. Pertaining to, or affected with, acyanoblepsia. ° [A, 822.] A CYANO PSI A (Lat), mn. f, | ’sit-, Atkeutt/itrotstra,, acuth TA, 306.] From acutus, ré. Sp., acutirostro: 'tuts(tuts). From acuere, From a priv., xvéveos, blue, and ôges, sight. Ger., Acyanopsie, See Blue-BLINDNESS.