anti lithic (antilithik)

and n. [ II. n. A medicine that tends to prevent the formation of urinary calculi. Antillean (an-ti-lē'an), a. Of or pertaining to the Antilles, a name usually usually given give to all the islands of the West Indies, the Bahamas excepted. antilobium (an-ti-lō'bi-um), n.; pl. pl. anti lobi a (-ä). [NL., Gr. ἀντιλόβιον , ἀντί , opposite + λοβός, the lobe of the ear: see lobe .] In an at ., an at ., the the tragus, tragus, or that part of the external ear which is opposite the lobe. See cut under ear . Anti loc apr a (anti-lō-kā'prä), n . [NL., NL., contr. for * antilopocapra , antilope , antelope, + L. ca to, pra, a goat.] A genus of ruminants peculiar to North America, constituting the family An tilocaprida, da, and containing only the cabrit, abrit, cabrit, pronghorn, or so-called American antelope, Anti loc apr a american a. See Anti loca pride. The members of this genus have no larmiers, or metatarsal glands, as in Cervide, but have a system of eleven odor. Pronghorn (Anti loc apr a american a ). iferous sebaceous cutaneous glands. They have small hoofs, no false hoofs, slender limbs, a comparatively short and stout neck, erect, pointed ears, large liquid eyes sit uated directly beneath the base of the horns, extremely short tail, and a harsh, stiff, brittle pelage devoid of felting quality. See pronghorn. antilocaprid (anti-lō-kapʻrid), n. An antelope of the family Antilocaprida. Antilocapridæ (anti-lō-kap'ri-dē), n. pl. [NL., Anti lop inæ the temporal bone in a sheath formed by an extension of the external auditory meatus.