Eutoxeres (utokserez)

[NL., IMG:content-0811.jpg:[graphic][merged small][merged small] II. n. A medical agent employed to improve the nutrition. eutrophy (u'tro-fi), n . [ εὐτροφία , good nurture, thriving condition, adition, ευτροφος , εὔτροφ nourishing, ture, thriving well-nourished, thriving, εὐ , well, + τρέφειν , nourish.] In In physiol ., healthy nutrition. eutropic (u-trop'ik), a. [ εὔτροπος , easily turning (used in sense of 'versatile'), εύ well, + τρέπειν , turn: see tropic .] In bot . , revolving with the sun;; dextror dextrorse, as that word is often used. Gray. bycid beetles: synonymous with Rhaphidopsis . Thomson, 1857. (c) A genus of arctiid moths, having as type E. scapulosa from the Transvaal. Wallengren , 1876. eutaxiological (u-taks i-ō-loj'i-kal), a . B. Jonson , Underwoods, tax i ology + -ic - al .] Pertaining to eutaxiology. Eutheria (u-the'ri-a), n. pl. [NL., nasia, freedom from bodily pain in death. euthanasy (u-than'a-si or ū'tha-na-zi), n. [ euthanasia .] Same as euthanasia . [ eu One of which [arguments) he calls the teleological and the other the eutaxiological . The American , XXVI. 218.