CAVIARE
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 8
The salted roe of the sturgeon, much esteemed by the Ru ians as an article of food, and frequently brought as a delicacy to this country; it is an oily unwholesome article. CAVICORNS, Cavicorn i a. (Lat. cavus, hollow, and cornu, horn.) The name of the tribe of Ruminants comprehending those which have the horns hollowed out like a sheath and implanted on bony proce es of the OS front is, as in the antelope. CAVITARIES, Entoxoa cavitaria. (Lat. cavitas, a hollow.) Intestinal worms, or Entozoa, which have an intestinal canal floating in a distinct abdominal cavity. CAYMAN, or [s. 217]
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