Orthography

or-thog'ra*fi, n. grant.' the cor- — net spelling words [Gr orihogretphia orthos right, graphs, to write Orthopter i, or-thop'ter-a, an order of insects with unilmm wtng-rovers, that overlap at the top when shut, under which ate th true wungs, which fold lengthwise like a fan [Lit. ‘straight wings,’ fir. orthos, straight. ptera, pi. ufpttron, wing] [the orthoptera. Orthopterous, oi-thnp'ter-us, adj jjertaimng to Ortolan, ort'o-lan. n. a kind of bunting, common in Europe, and considered a great delicacy. [Lit ‘the frequenter of gardens,' Fr.— It or to~ la no— kor to lan us, belonging to gardens— hortnlus dim of hortus, a garden. See Court and Yard, a place inclosed.] Oscillate, os'il-Ut, v to move backward^:-nd forwards: to fluctuate between certain limits. [L. osrillo, -at us, to smwg—oscillum, a sW'ing. mote mate mGftn then. 891 363 IMG:page-363.webp:Page 363 Oscillation