TERAS

(Lat.), n. n. Ter(te2r)'a2s(a3s). Gen., ter'atos (-at is). Gr., re'pas. See MONSTER. T. an a cat a didy mum. A double monster in which the two individuals are joined by the trunks, but have separate heads and limbs, fa. 34.] T. anadidymum. A double monster in which the individuals are joined from the buttocks downward and separate above, fa, 34.] T. catadidymum. A double monster in which the individuals are joined from the neck or trunk upward and separate below, [a, 34.] [s. 603]