cerrestrial, teres tri all, terestryal

. [Lat. terrestris, from terra earth.] A. As adjective: "His kingdom is terrestriall , but myne is cel est i all."Udall: John xviii. B. As substantive: 1. Ord. Lang.: An inhabitant of the earth; a mortal, as opposed to a celestial. "But Heaven, that knows what all terrestrials need, Repose to night, and toil to day, decreed." Pope : Homer's Ody ey, xix. 691. *2. Zool.: Animals which live on the land, as opposed to those which are aquatic, arboreal, or aërial.