antœcians

pl. See antecians. antonomasia (an-ton-ō-māʼzia), n. [L., [ an to nomas i a, after Gr. ὀνομαστικός.] Of, pertaining to, or marked by antonomasia. an to nomas tical (an-ton-ō-mas'ti-kal), a. Same as antonomastic. ant onomastically (an-ton-ō-mas'ti-kal-i), adv. By means or in the manner of the figure an to nomas i a. IMG:content-0908.png:[blocks in formation] ant orbital (ant-ôr'bi-tal), a. [L. ante, before, + orbita, orbit.] Same as ante - orbital. The ant orbital , or lateral ethmoidal, proce es of the primordial cranium. Huxley , Anat. Vert., p. 133. Antosiandrian (an-to-si-an'dri-an), n. [ ant for anti- + Osiandrian .] A name applied to the orthodox Luther ans who opposed the doctrines of Osiander. See Osiandrian . an to zone (an-tōzōn), n. [ ant- for anti- + ozone.] A substance, formerly believed to be a modification of oxygen, whose chief peculiarity is that it combines with ozone and reduces it to ordinary oxygen. It has been proved to be hydrogen dioxid, H2O2.