Inçisure (s as zh), s

[Lat. incisura, from incisus, pa. par. of incido; Fr. incisure; Ital. & Sp. incisura.] 1. Ord. Lang.: A cut, a gash, an incision. "In others with a much shorter incisure , for the gathering and holding of herbaceous food." - Derham : Phys i coT he ology, bk. iv., ch. xi. 2. Anat.: A notch. There are incisures of the acetabulum, of the ethmoid, . *In-cla-mā-tion, s. [Lat. inclamatio , from in clamo to cry out, to call upon any one.] A calling or crying out; a shout, a cry. "These inclip Inclination of an orbit: Astron.: The angle at which the orbit meets the ecliptic.