THORADELPHUS

(Lat.), n. m. Thor-a2d(a3d)-e2lf'u3s(us). From Ocipaf, the chest, and dSeA^ds, a brother. Fr., thorudelphe. A double monster, divided below the umbilicus but united above so as to have but a single thoracic cavity and head and two arms. [L, 41, 49 (a, 14).] Of. SYN A DELPH US. [s. 620]