Exocetus (eksosetus)

[NL., The typical genus of Exocœtidæ and Exocetina, Eight species have been recorded as visitors to the United States coast, among which are E. volitans , E. exiliens, and E. rondelet i, which are found along the eastern coast, and E. californicus (one of the largest of the genus), which is common along the Lower Californian coast. See cut under flying - fish. exocorium (ek-sō-kō'ri-um), n.; pl. exocoria (-a). [NL., The history of Europe during the dark ages abounds with examples of ex oculation . Southey , Roderick, ii., note. exocyclic (ek-so-siklik), a. Pertaining to the Exocyclic a ; having an eccentric anus, as a clype astroid or spatangoid sea urchin. C IMG:content-0900.jpg:[ocr errors] S Exocorium. Dorsal view of water. bug ( Be los tom a ). s, scutel; c, clavus; co, corium; ex, exo corubrane. corium; ", uncus; m, Exocyclic a (ek-sō-sikʻli-kä), n. pl. [NL., 2071 have the anus eccentric, as the shield-urchins and heart-urchins. Exod. An abbreviation of Exodus. exodel (ek'sōd), n. [= F. exode = Sp. Pg. ex odo = It. esodo, Their [the Israeli tes'] number increased in every generation so vastly, that they could bring, at that time of the exode , six hundred you sand fighting men into the field. Bolingbroke , Minutes of E ays.