evittate

[Lat. e, and vittatus.] [VITTATE.] Bot.: Without vittæ (q. v.). ěv-o-cāte, v. t. [Lat. evocatus, pa. par. of evoco = to call out: e = out, and voco = to call.] To cal i out or forth. "He [Saul] had already shown sufficient credulity, in thinking there was any efficacy in magical operations to evocate the dead."-Stack house: Hist. of the Bible , bk. v. ch. iii. evolution