September (september)

and a. [ IMG:content-0636.jpg:[graphic] bre, F. Septembre Sp. Setiembre = = = Pr. Septembre , Setembre Pg . Setembro = It. Settembre = D. G. Dan. Sw. September, LGr. Σεπτέμβριος), Septembris, sc. mens is, the seventh month of the Roman year, II. a. Occurring, appearing, or prevailing in September: as, the September gales. - September thorn, Ennomos erosaria, a British geometrid moth. Septembral (sep-tem'bral), a . [ September + -al .] Of September. There were few that liked the ptisane, but all of them were perfect lovers of the pure septembral juice. Urquhart , tr. of Rabelais, ii. 1. Septembrist (sep-tem'brist), n . [ septem briste (see def.), Septembre , September.) One Septembrist of those who, in the first French Revolution, took part in the ma acre of the prisoners in Paris in the beginning of September, 1792; hence, any malignant or bloodthirsty person. septemfluous (sep-tem'flö-us), a. [L. sep tem, seven, + fluere, flow, + -ous.] Flowing in seven streams or currents; having seven mouths, as a river. [Rare.] The town is seated on the east side of the river Ley [Lea), which not only parteth Hertfordshire from E ex, but also seven times parteth from its self, whose septem Auous stream in coming to the town is cro ed again with so many bridges. Fuller , Hist. Waltham Abbey, i. 83. ( Davies .) The main streams of this septemfluous river [the Nile). Dr. H. More, Mystery of Iniquity, I. xvi. § 11. (Trench.)