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(AFTER LONG MORE.) hand; a stout piece of canvas, fashioned at one end so as to be secured over a man’s shoulders, and having at the other end a stitched fold for receiving a wooden bar. [A, 244.|—Hottentot a. See Pudendal a.—Masonic a. A name sometimes given to a sort of a. attached to the waist and used for supporting the penis and testicles in cases of gonorrhœa. [B.]—Pudendal a. Fr., tablier des Hot ten totes. An hypertrophy of the nymphæ and the præputium clitoridis in the form of an a, hanging down over the vulva. APRONIA (Lat.), n. f.. ‘ni?-a3._ From Apros, an ancient city. [Pliny (B, 121).] An old name for the black bryony. [L, 84.)