abominet (abomin)

t. [F. abominer, English and Scotch.] And thou shalt bathe thee in the stream That rolls its whitening foam aboon . J. R. Drake, Culprit Fay, xxxii. aborad (ab-o'rad), adv. [ Thacher has employed orad both as adjective and adverb, but the correlative aborad , which might have been expected, has not been observed by us in his papers. Wilder and Gage , Anat. Tech., p. 23. aboral (ab-o'ral), a . [L. ab , from, + os (or-), mouth: see oral .] In an at ., pertaining to or situated at the opposite extremity from the mouth: opposed to adoral . If we imagine the As trophy ton with its mouth turned upward and its arms brought near together, and the aboral region furnished with a long, jointed, and flexible stem, we shall have a form not very unlike the Pentacrinus caput-med usæ of the West Indies. Pop. Sci . Mo., XIII. 324. aborally (ab-o'ral-i), adv. In an aboral manner or place; at, near, or in the direction of the aboral end; aborad: as, situated aborally.