Ornament

or'na-ment, n. That which embellishes; decoration. — v. t. To make beautiful or furnish off i with embellishments; to adorn, deck, beautify.— Or pro nam ent'al, a. Serving to ornament. — Or'namenta''is a tion, n. Act or art of ornamenting, or state of being a ornamented; that which ornaments.— Or'nate, -nat, the o. Adorned; decorated: beautiful. the Ornithology, 6r-nT-thoKo-jT, n. Science of the form, structure, and habits of birds— Or'nithoJoglc-log'- Orical, -lojlk-al, a. Pert, to, etc. — OrnithoKogist,?i. oil; linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. One skilled in, etc.— Ornith'ichnite, -ik-mt, n. (Paleon.) The foot-mark of a bird, occurring in strata of stone. - Or'nitho rhynch ' us, JS^^SIH Hi8v \ 1 -tho-rink'us, n. An Australian ^ fe^\£x. mammal of alN^^N* the shape '"^^^l«SIi«§k *^ and size of M the otter, with a beak like a duck's paws Ornithorhynchus, and webbed and formed for swimming; duck-billed platypus. 288