... to a standard weight, and by such means monsters for bulk have, with perfect safety, brought themselves to a reasonable size. The subject ...

... to a standard weight, and by such means monsters for bulk have, with perfect safety, brought themselves to a reasonable size. The subject ...

... AT'MOSPHERE, Atmosphadra, from *t/ aXrj,'head.' A monster whose neck is partially or wholly deficient. ATRACHE'LUS. Same etymon. One who is very short-necked.—Galen. ATRAC'TYLIS GUMMIF'ERA, Cadduus pineus, IxinS, Gummy-rooted Atractylis, Pine Thistle. The root, when wounded, yields a milky, ...

... killed .. .Kilkenny (.. .any man. .. man.. . Mun- ster). Munster. . .monster.. . dragon tail.. .tip.. . Tipperary.. . dip in water. .. Waterford.. . swim.. . safety belt. .. Cork.. . bottle.. . wine.. . sherry... Kerry.. . Kerry cow... ...

... Ag 63 Danger in our medical labs. M.Pines. Harper 227: 84+ O 63 Disposables or nondisposables for patient safety? P.H. Irwin and H.E.Smalley. Hospitals ...

... 12, May 78 New prescription for drug regulation. Pines WL. FDA Consum 12(5):7—10, Jun 78 Ultrasonic therapy products: radiation safety performance standard. Fed Regist 43(34):7165-7172, ...

... for us to favor the birth of a monster, or deformed child, rather than its premature expulsion, unless the safety of the mother is to be gained by ...

... and drew the rabble after him as a monster makes a show. When he had once provided for his safety by impenetrable secrecy, he had nothing to combat ...

... sacrum. A term applied by Gurlt to a monster having a second male organ originating from the rump. OR'PIMENT. Native yellow sulphuret of arsenic. OR'PINE. A plant of the genus Sedum. ORRHOPYG'ION. ...

... enemy. (47.) It is the surest sign of safety to see flat-fish, which never frequent the spots where these noxious monsters are found: and it is for this reason ...