Gram. The figure comprising constructions in which a verb appears to be governed by two nouns in the nominative, with only one of which it agrees. …

Some kind of plant. …

Pathol. A pustule caused by phlegm. …

Lapis lazuli [see Albertus Magnus, De mineralibus, 2.ii.20]. …

A stone, prob. fabulous, with magical properties. …

Anat. Affecting or related to the peritoneal fold that envelops the bowels, omental; also, as noun: = zirbus n. [last quot.]. …

= zirbose adj. …

As noun: pathol. a swelling or rupture of the peritoneal fold that envelops the bowels. …

Anat. A peritoneal serous membrane that envelops the bowels, the greater omentum. …

Anat. Sesamoid. …

A weed growing in grain fields, tares; prob. darnel Lolium temulentum. …

Any of several trees of the genus Zizyphus, the jujube tree. …

(a) The imaginary celestial circular band or belt bisected by the ecliptic that contains all the positions occupied by the known planets and that is divided into twelve equal portions named after……

Of a celestial world: encircled (with a radiant halo). …

A belt. …

(a) A tree trunk or large log [quot. may be AF]; (b) in surnames and place name. …

In combs.: alum zucarine, potash alum; ?also, alunite; alum zucarine brent (combust), burnt alum. …

Catchall for evidence that awaits supplementation or explanation: (a) A- ; (b) B- ; (c) C- ; (e) E- ; (f) F- ; (g) G- ; (h) H- ; (t) T- . …