a strag a loid (a strag a loid)

[ astragalomancy (as-trag'a-lō-man-si), n. II. n. In theosophy, an astral form or body. Two or more astrals will make this journey together. A. P. Sinnett. pp. astraied (after OF. estraié, estrayé, whence also appar. the ME. adj.: see astray, a.), or by apheresis straien (> E. stray), astray (a-str a'), adv. and a. [ Thou shalt not see thy brother's ox or his sheep go astray , and hide thyself from them. Deut. xxii. 1. The guides would purposely lead the Castilians astray , and involve them in mora es. Bancroft , Hist. U. S., I. 42. With eyes astray , she told mechanic beads. Lowell , Cathedral.