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Definition of antic
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Antic (n.) A
grotesque
representation.
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Proleptical
::
Proleptical
(a.)
Anticipating
the usual time; --
applied
to a
periodical
disease
whose
paroxysms
return
at an
earlier
hour at every
repetition.
Giganticide
::
Giganticide
(n.) The act of
killing,
or one who
kills,
a
giant..
Anticausodic
::
Anticausodic
(a. & n.) Same as
Anticausotic.
Anticor
::
Anticor
(n.) A
dangerous
inflammatory
swelling
of a
horse's
breast,
just
opposite
the
heart..
Flasher
::
Flasher
(n.) A large
sparoid
fish of the
Atlantic
coast and all
tropical
seas
(Lobotes
Surinamensis).
Shad
::
Shad (n. sing. & pl.) Any one of
several
species
of food
fishes
of the
Herring
family.
The
American
species
(Clupea
sapidissima),
which is
abundant
on the
Atlantic
coast and
ascends
the
larger
rivers
in
spring
to
spawn,
is an
important
market
fish. The
European
allice
shad, or alose (C.
alosa),
and the
twaite
shad. (C.
finta),
are less
important
species..
Xyris
::
Xyris (n.) A genus of
endogenous
herbs with
grassy
leaves
and small
yellow
flowers
in
short,
scaly-bracted
spikes;
yellow-eyed
grass.
There are about
seventeen
species
in the
Atlantic
United
States..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A
sciaenoid
food fish
(Liostomus
xanthurus)
of the
Atlantic
coast of the
United
States.
It has a black spot
behind
the
shoulders
and
fifteen
oblique
dark bars on the
sides.
Called
also
goody,
Lafayette,
masooka,
and old
wife..
Spodumene
::
Spodomantic
(a.)
Relating
to
spodomancy,
or
divination
by means of
ashes..
Squadroned
::
Squadron
(n.) A
detachment
of
vessels
employed
on any
particular
service
or
station,
under the
command
of the
senior
officer;
as, the North
Atlantic
Squadron..
Herring
::
Herring
(n.) One of
various
species
of
fishes
of the genus
Clupea,
and
allied
genera,
esp. the
common
round or
English
herring
(C.
harengus)
of the North
Atlantic.
Herrings
move in vast
schools,
coming
in
spring
to the
shores
of
Europe
and
America,
where they are
salted
and
smoked
in great
quantities..
Spicknel
::
Spicknel
(n.) An
umbelliferous
herb (Meum
Athamanticum)
having
finely
divided
leaves,
common
in
Europe;
--
called
also
baldmoney,
mew, and
bearwort..
Transatlantic
::
Transatlantic
(a.)
Crossing
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
Chiromantic
::
Chiromantic
(a.) Alt. of
Chiromantica.
Coachman
::
Coachman
(n.) A
tropical
fish of the
Atlantic
ocean
(Dutes
auriga);
--
called
also
charioteer.
The name
refers
to a long,
lashlike
spine of the
dorsal
fin..
Sculpin
::
Sculpin
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
marine
cottoid
fishes
of the genus
Cottus,
or
Acanthocottus,
having
a large head armed with sharp
spines,
and a broad
mouth.
They are
generally
mottled
with
yellow,
brown,
and
black.
Several
species
are found on the
Atlantic
coasts
of
Europe
and
America..
Onomantic
::
Onomantic
(a.) Alt. of
Onomantica.
Jewfish
::
"Jewfish
(n.) A
similar
gigantic
fish
(Stereolepis
gigas)
of
Southern
California,
valued
as a food
fish..
Augur
::
Augur (v. i.) To
anticipate,
to
foretell,
or to
indicate
a
favorable
or an
unfavorable
issue;
as, to augur well or ill..
Quadric
::
Quadric
(n.) A
quantic
of the
second
degree.
See
Quantic.
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