a cremant (akerman)

[ one who cultivates the fields. E. D. acrembolic (ak-rem-bol'ik), a. [ The acrembolic proboscis or frontal introvert of the Nemertine worms has a complete range. E. R. Lankester , Encyc. Brit., XVI. 652. acre-shott (a'ker-shot), n. [ shot , proportion, reckoning: see scot and shot .] A local land-tax or charge. Dugdale. acre-stafft (a'kėr-ståf), n. [ acre , a field, + 54 In Gryllidæ and Locustidæ the antennæ are long and setaceous, in Acridiidæ they are short and stout, rarely clavate. The ovipositor in the two former families is often very large; in Acridiidæ there is no ovipositor. Pascoe , Zool. Cla ., 1880, p. 115. acridii (a-krid'i-i), n. pl. as acridia. [NL., masc.pl.] Same