EUSCAPHIS 119 



Euscaphis* (u'-skaf-is) 



Euschistus (u-shis'-tus) 



Eustachian (u-sta'-ki-an) 



eustele (us-te'-le) 



Eustoma* (u'-stom-a) 



Eutaenia (Q-te'-ni-a) 



Eutamias (u-ta'-mi-as) 



euthenics (u-then'-iks) 



euthycomous (u-thik'-om-us) 



Eutrema* (u-tre'-ma) 



Euxesta (Qks-es'-ta) 



evagor (e-va/-gor) wandering, roaming; also, ful- 

 filling. 



evanidus (e-va'-ni-dus) frail, feeble. 



Evaniidae (e-van-i'-i-de) 



Evax* (e'-vaks) 



evexus (e-veks'-us) rounding off near the top. 



Evides (ev'-i-dez) 



evocator (ev-ok-at'-or) 



evolution (e-vo-lu'-shun; in England, e-vo-lu'- 

 shun) 



Evolvulus* (e-vol'-vul-us) 



evotis (e-vo'-tis) 



Evotomys (e-vot'-o-mis) 



Exacum (eks'-ak-um) 



Excaecaria (eks-se-ka/-ri-a) 



excelsior (ek-sel'-si-or) still higher. 



exciple (ek'-si-pl) 



excisus (ek-si'-sus) cut away. 



exconjugant (eks-kon'-joo-gant) 



excrement (eks'-kre-ment) 



excreta (eks-kre'-ta) 



