A festival celebrating an appearance of God to man; Epiphany. …

Mus. A lowering of the voice. …

(a) The name of the letter Θ in the Greek alphabet, theta; (b) the sign of the cross [based on the L transliteration of the Greek character; cp. tau n.]; (c) math. the arithmetical symbol for zero. …

Like a whirlwind, tempestuous. …

Med. A disease in which the abdomen is distended by gas. …

A drug used as an antidote for poisonous animal bites. …

(a) Shelled or cooked barley; (b) a medicinal drink made from shelled barley and water; tisane water; gruel tisane. …

(a) Suffering from the disease phthisic; (b) as noun: one who suffers from the disease phthisic. …

A name for magnesia, one of the two principal ingredients of the philosophers' stone. …

(a) One of several plants of the genus Euphorbia, spurge; (b) the plant genus Euphorbia. …

Phil. The title of Aristotle's treatise on the use of commonplaces in dialectical argument. …

The Topographia Hibernica of Giraldus Cambrensis; topographie of irlond. …

Some kind of horned deer. …

(a) a lamentation, dirge, wailing; (b) Pl. The Biblical book of the Lamentations of Jeremiah; also, Jeremiah's dirge for Josiah [see Vulg. 2 Chron.35:25]. …

(a) Of or pertaining to a tripartite ecclesiastical metropolitan division; (b) as noun: one of a triad of ecclesiastical metropolitan seats. …

Med. The passage of hairs or of threads of mucus in urine, pilimiction. …

A medicinal plant, prob. of the genus Gladiolus; ?unbranched bur reed (Sparganium emersum). …

Wood or bark of the balsam tree (Commiphora meccanensis or opobalsamum). …

Bark from a tree, shrub, or plant of the genus Cassia. …

(a) Enthusiastic striving toward an objective, fervent commitment or resolve to obtain a result or to pursue a course of action; also, a resolve; an ardent desire or earnest intention; also……