Euraquilo (urakwilo)

[LL.: see Eurocly don.] Same as Euroclydon. A tempestuous wind, which is called Euraquilo . Acts xxvii. 14 (revised version). Eurasia (ū-rā'shiä or -zhia), n. [ Eur ( ope ) + Asia .] The name given by some geographers to the continental ma which is made up of IMG:content-0796.png:[graphic] IMG:content-0797.png:[blocks in formation] tchi tongue? er, give me a pension." G. A. Mackay , Tour of Sir Ali Baba. Eurasiatic (ū-rā-shior ū-rā-zhi-at'ik), a . [ Eurasia + -atic , after Asiatic .] Same as Eur asian . A fact of the same character meets us at the other side of the Eurasiatic continent, the Japanese and the Am url and crayfishes being closely allied. Huxley , Crayfish, p. 311. eureka (ū-rēkä). [Prop. * heureka,