acrotic (akrotik)

[Irreg. prop. arm a ment, equipment, λειν, arrange, equip.] curved An and acrylic acid is the hydrate. elaborately acrylic (a-kril'ik), a. [ carved, surmounting the bows of ancient ships. ornaments frequently figured among trophies, was customary for the victor in a naval combat to take them from the captured ships. acrotarsial (ak-rō-tär'si-al), a. Of or pertain ing to the acrotarsium. acrotarsium (ak-rō-tär'si-um), n.; pl. acrotar sia (-a). [NL., the foot. 2. In ornith., the front of the tar so metatarsus, this segment of the limb being called tarsus in ordinary descriptive ornithology. [The terms a crop odium, acrotarsium, and acrodac tylum have varying senses with different writers, or as applied to different animals; properly, the first of these covers the other two, as a whole includes the parts of which it consists. They are little used in any sense. See tarsus.]