cima

See cyme. cimar, n. See simar. cimarron rron (Sp. pron. sē-mär-rōn'), n'), n. [Sp. cimar ron, ron, wild, unruly, unruly, western U. cimbalt (sim'bal), n. [Prob. a corruption of simnel, q. v. Öf. It. ciambella, a little cake.] A kind of confection. Nares. Cimbex (sim'beks), n. [NL. (Olivier, 1790).] A IMG:content-0418.jpg:[ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small] the anterior tarsi of male spined beneath; narrow labrum; wings with 2 marginal and submarginal cells, first first submarginal cells with straight cro -line. This is an important genus, com2 recurrent nervures, and lanceolate cell with a prising some of the largest saw-flies. C. american a feeds upon the elm, and occasionally defoliates large trees. cimbia (sim'bi-a), n.; pl. cimbicæ (-ē). [NL., appar. an error for cimbra, [ Cimber II. n. 1. One of the Cimbri; an inhabitant of Cimbria.-2. Same as Cimbric . Cimbric (sim'brik), a. and n. [L. Cimbricus , Cimbri (see def.).] I. a. Pertaining to the Cimbri, an ancient people of central Europe, of uncertain local habitation and ethnographical position. They pushed into the Roman provinces engaged with and defeated Roman armies in southern Gaul and elsewhere (the most notable defeat being that of Cæpio and Mallius in 105 B. C.) until 101 B. C., when they were defeated and virtually exterminated by Marius on of in 113 c., and in company with the Teutons and Gauls cilium (sil'i-um), n.; pl. cilia (-). [NL. (> F. cil = Pr. cil, silh = Sp. ceja It. ciglio ), a particular use of L. cilium, an eyelid, lit. a cover, akin to celare, cover, conceal.] 1. In an at., one of the hairs which grow from the margin of the eyelids; an eyelash.-2. One of the minute, generally y microscopic, hair-like proce es of a cell or other part or organ of the body, or of an entire organism, permanently growing upon and cimelia, n. Plural of cimelium. projecting from a free surface, capable of active cimeliarcht, n. [ IMG:content-0419.png:[blocks in formation] > E. chinch2, q. v. Cf. cimi .] 1. Pl. cimices (sim'i-sēz). A bug, as a bedbug.-2. [ cap .] [NL.] A genus of heteropterous hemipterous insects, typical of the family Cimicida . Cimex lectularius is the bedbug. See bug2 , 2. cimicic (si-mis'ik), a. [L. cimex (cimic-), a bug (see cimex ), + -ic.] Belonging to or derived from bugs of the genus Cimex.- Cimicic acid, C15H2802, an acid forming yellowish crystals, and having a feeble but characteristic smell and taste, prepared from a species of Cimex .