stomatode
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
& 8. [STOMATODA.] A. As adj.: Po e ing a mouth; belonging to the Stomatoda (q. v.). B. As subst.: Any individual of the Stomatoda. stomatode-protozoa, s. pl. IMG:content-0344.png:[blocks in formation] tite. "Why else is thy countenance so dejected, thy cheeks pale, and watered so oft with thy tears, thy sleeps broken, thy meals stomackle e ? "- Bp . Hall : Balm of Gilead. *stom-ach-ous, a . [Eng. stomach; -ous.] Sullen, obstinate, stubborn. "But with stern looks, and stomachous disdain, Gave signs of grudge and discontentment vain." Spenser: F. Q., II. viii. 23.
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