decagynous (dekajinus)

[As decagyn + -ous.] In bot., having ten pistils. decahedral (dek-a-hedral), dral), a. [ = It. decaedro , decahedron , δέκα , = E. ten , + έδρα , a seat, base, = E. settle , a seat: see settlel , seat , sit.] In geom., a solid having ten faces. ranged so as to explain and correct problems decaidt, decaidt, v. i. [ the other below the complete. It contains two heptads, which have a common cell (or fundamental group of tones). Compare duodene. 5. A division of a literary work containing ten parts or books. The best part of the thyrd Decade in Liuie, is in a maner translated out of the thyrd and rest of Polibius. Ascham, The Scholemaster, p. 130. cay.] To fall away; decay. [Scotch.] Decaisnea (de-kā nē-ä or de-kās nē-ä), n. [NL., after Joseph Decaisne, a French botanist (180782).] A genus of plants, natural order Ber beridacea, discovered on the Himalaya, 7,000 feet above the sea. There is but one species, D. in sign is. It sends up several erect stalks like walking-sticks, bearing leaves 2 feet long. Its fruit, which resembles a short cucumber, is palatable, and is eaten by the Lepchas decalcification (de-kalsi-fi-kashon), n. [ 6. Same as decad ring. - Decad ring, a ring having careous matter, as from bones; specifically, in IMG:content-2142.png:[blocks in formation] decad at i on (dek-a-da' for the aves, one for the pater, shọn), n. [ -ation.] In music , the theory, proce , or act of pa ing from one decad to another related decad: a generalized statement of modulation. decade, n. See decad .