sep to maxillary (sep to maks i lari)

and n.; pl. sep to maxillaries (-riz). [ or cartilage of some vertebrates. II. n. In ornith., a bone which in some birds unites the max ill opal a tines of opposite sides acro the midline of the skull with each other or with the vomer. Nature , XXXVII. 501. sep to nasal (sep-tō-nā'zal), a.and n. [ II. n. A bone which in some birds forms a nasal septum. W. K. Parker . septuagenarian (sep-tu-aj-e-nā'ri-an), n. [ age, or between seventy and eighty. septuagenary (sep-tū-aj'e-nā-ri), a. and n. [= F. septuagénaire = Sp. Pg. septuagenario = It. settuagenario, septuagint.] I. a. Consisting of seventy, especially of seventy years; pertaining to a person seventy or seventy odd years old. Nor can the three hundred years of John of times, or Nestor, overthrow the a ertion of Moses, or afford a reasonable encouragement beyond his septuagenary determination. Sir T. Browne , Vulg. Err., iii. 9. II. n.; pl. septuagenaries (-riz). A septuage narian. septuagesima (sep"tū-a-jes'i-mä), n. [= F. septuagésime = Sp. Pg. septuagesima = It. set tuagesima = G. septuagesima, [ sep tuagesima + -al .] Consisting of seventy, es IMG:content-0638.png:[blocks in formation] Our abridged and septuagesimal ages. Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., vi. 6.