omnium gat he rum

A miscellaneous collection of persons or things; a medley. tom-niv-a-gant, adj . (Lat. omnis =all, and vagans , pr. par. of vag or to wander.] Wandering everywhere, and anywhere. *om-niv-a-lence, s. [Lat. omnis all, and val ens , pr. par. of valeo =to be able.] Omnipotence. "Making another one omnivalence." Davies: Summa Total is , p. 17. *om-niv-a-lent, a. [OMNIVALENCE.) All-powerful, omnipotent. om-niv-or-a, 8. pl . [Lat.omnis=all, and voro = to devour.] 1. Zool.: A division of Artiodactyle Ungulates, comprising two recent families (Hippo pot amide, and Suide), and two fo il (A no plot he ride and Oreodont i dae). 2. Ornith.: In Temminck's cla ification an order of birds feeding on both animal and vegetable substances; example, the starling.