ormoxylon

[Gr. hormos =a necklace, and xylon wood. Palœobot.: A genus of Conifere, found in the Devonian rocks of North America. Or-mŭzd, Or-muşd, s . [HORMUZD.] *orn, *ourn, v. t. Fr. orner , from Lat. or no =to adorn, to ornament.] To adorn, to ornament; to deck out. "God stered vp prophetes and orned his chirche with great glory." -Joye: Expo sic i on of Daniel. (Arg., ch. ii.) or'-na-ment, *or-ne-ment, s. [Fr. ornement, from Lat. ornamentum , from or no =to adorn; Sp., (Chaucer: C. T., 11,329.) ork (1), s. [ORC.] IMG:content-0371.png:[blocks in formation] 2. Archæology: The same as ORLET (q. v.). In orle: Her.: Said when the charges are placed round the escutcheon, leaving the middle of the field vacant, or occupied by something else.