ANTICLINAL

adj. A?n-ti?-kli/na?l, on another, and xAévew, to slope. Ger., antiklinal, antiktinisch. Sloping in opposite directions (said originally of geological strata, and applied in anatomy to structures having an analogous arrangement, e. g., an a. vertebra is one having a spine projecting at From ävzé, one against O, no; 0%, not; 03, whole; Th, thin; Th?, the; U, like 00 in too; U*, blue; U%, lull; U4, full; U5, urn; US, like ü (German). 41 right angles to the general direction of the vertebral column, toward which the spines of adjacent vertebræ slope). [L, 153.] ANTIC LIN A NTH I US (Lat.), n. n.?-kli2n-a3n(asn)/- thu®s(thu‘s), Gen,, antic lin an’theos (-eis). From avré, against, xAivn, a bed, and av@os, a flower. Fr., antic lin an the. In botany, the inferior scaly portion of the clinanthium. [L, 116.] ANTICNEMION (Lat.), n. n.?k-ne(na)’mi?-o7n. Gr., avrexvjutov. The shin, the leg. [Hippo crates (L, 84).| ANTICNESMATIC, adj. A?n-ti?k-ne%s-ma*t/i2k. From ävri, agains and «vnoyés (= xvqocs), itching, Efficacious against itching. A, 316. ANTICŒUR (Fr.),n. A?n?-te-ku5r. See ANTICOR.