synzygIa

[Pref. syn-, and Gr. zygon, zygos =a yoke. Bot.: The point of junction of opposite cotyledons. sỹ-pher, s. [Etym. doubtful.] (See compound.) sypher-joint, s. Carp .: A lap joint for the edges of boards, leaving Zool.: A genus of Clavinellide, with a single spe- cies, from Apple cro Sound, Ro -shire. Animals compound, gelatinous, orbicular, se ile; individa flat or flush surface. uals very prominent, arranged sub-concentrically in the common ma ; branchial and atrial orifices simple. The individual ascidians are, when full- grown, two inches in length. syn-těx-is, subst . [Gr., from syntēkō -to melt away.] Med.: A wasting of the body; a deep consump. IMG:content-0732.png:[blocks in formation] sỹ-pher-ing, s. [SYPHER.] Shipwright.: Lapping the chamfered edge of one plank over the similarly chamfered edge of another, so as to form a joint with a plane surface. sỹ-phil-i-dēş, s. pl. [SYPHILIS.] Pathol .: Skin affections of syphilitic origin. They are usually copper-colored rashes, scales, papules, pustules, crusts, ulcers, and cicatrices, and have been arranged in eight groups: Vegetative, exanthematous, vesicular, squamous, papular, pustular, bulbous, and tubercular.