picum (tipikum)

[ of ritual, an imperial decre κός, of or pertaining to a type: see typic.] In the Gr. Ch., same as directory, 1. Typidentata (tipi-den-tā'tä), n. pl. [NL., othed.] A division L. typus, type, + dentatus, toothed.] of placental mammals, containing all except typification (tip"i-fi-ka's hon), n. [ ing the Edentata. -ic - at - ion .] ion .] The act or state of typifying. typifier (tip'i-fi-er), n. [ typify + -er1.] One who or that which typifies. A modern typifier , who deals only in similitudes and correspondences. War burton , Works, XI. 403. typify (t (tip'i-fi), v . t .; pret, and pp. typified , ppr. fying . [ typus , type, facere , make (see- fy ).] 1. To represent by an image, form, model, or resemblance; ance; show forth; prefigure. IMG:content-1194.png:[ocr errors] Our Saviour was typified indeed by the goat that was slain. Sir T. Browne , Vulg. Err. 2. To be or constitute a type of; embody the typical characteristics of; exemplify: as, the tiger typifies all the animals of the cat kind. typist (ti'pist), n. [ uses a type-writer. [Recent.] typhus fever, under fever. Abdominal typhus fever. See fever1. - Malignant bilious typhus fever. See fever1.-Surgical typhus fever, pyemia. - Typhus abdominal is, typhoid fever. See fever1. - Typhus ambulator i us, walking typhoid fever. -Typhus carcerum, jail-fever. Typhus cast rens is, camp-fever. See fever1. Typhus exanthematic us, typhus fever. - Ty phus fever. See def. and feverl. - Typhus gangliar is, typhoid fever. Typhus ict erodes, yellow fever. See Jever. Typhus petechial is, typhus fever. - Typhus recurrens, relapsing fever. typic (tip'ik), a. [= F. typique = Sp. típico = Pg. typico (ef. D. G. typisch = Sw. Dan. typisk ), posit or. [Colloq.] world; universal terminology. [Rare.] + κόσμος, the world.] A representation of the Books of typocosmy , which have been made since; being but a of words of all arts, men tenance, that those which use the terms might be thought to understand the art. Bacon , Advancement of Learning, ii. Typo dont i a (ti-po-don's hiä), n . pl . [NL., Mammal i a , comprehending the Bimana , Quad rumana , and Carnaria ( carna iers ) of Cuvier; one of two orders constituting Blyth's zoöphagous type of mammals. [Not in use.] typo-etching (ti'po-eching), n. The proce of making a plate for relief printing by etching typto log ist with acid the parts of the surface of a stone which have not previously been protected. See lithography. Encyc. Brit., XXII. 704. typog. An abbreviation of typography or typog rapher.