euplerid (uplerid)

A carnivorous mammal of the family Euplerida. Eupleridæ (ū-pler'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., bustard of Australia. Le on, 1839. Eupolidean (ū"po-li-de'an), a. and n. [ as, the Eupolidean verse or meter. - Eupolidean epionic. See epionic, n. II. n. In anc. pros ., a meter, confined to Greek comedy, composed of a first glyconic and a trochaic tetrapody catalectic: thus, Eupolyzoa (ū-pol-i-zō'ä), n. pl. [NL., Vermiform i a (genus Phoronis alone), Pterobranchia (genera Rhabdopleura and Aphalodiscus ), and Eupolyzoa. eupolyzoan (u-pol-i-zō'an), a. and n. I. a. Pertaining to the Eupolyzoa; polyzoan in the proper or usual sense. II. n. A polyzoan proper. eupolyzoön (u-pol-i-zo'on), n. One of the Eu eupolyzoan. olyzoan. Lankester . supractic (u-praktik), a. [Gr. εύπρακτος , easy to be done, well-to-do, prosperous, εὖ , well, + πράσσειν , do: see practic , practice .] Doing well; prosperous. [Rare.] Good-humoured, eupeptic, and eupractic . IMG:content-0793.jpg:[graphic] Carlyle, Misc., III. 215. IMG:content-0794.jpg:[merged small][graphic] Tiger-moth (Euprepia caja ), about two thirds natural size. such tiger-moths as E. caja and E. plan tag in is, the long-haired larvæ of which are wing.] An aberrant suborder of orthopter bear-caterpillars. Also called Chelonia. ous insects, or an order of insects, the same as bu Derm apter a, constituted by the earwigs or For ficulida: so called from the cro wise and lengthwise folding of the under wings. See Forficulida . Also Euplecoptera . euplexopterous (u-plek-sop'te-rus), a. Having the characters of the suborder Euplexoptera. eupnea (up-ne'a), n. [NL., normal condition of respiration. Eupoda (upō-da), n. pl. [NL., Eupodia (ū-pō'di-ä), n. pl. [NL., fication, an order of Holothurioida, containing holothurians proper or sea-cucumbers, as distinguished from Apodia ( Synapta ). Eupodotis (u-po-dō'tis), n. [ Australian Bustard ( Eupodotis australis). footed bustard.] A genus of bustards, of the family Otididaæ, peculiar in po e ing only one as