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stupulose (stu'pulos)a. [L. stupa, tow.] 



Covered with short filaments, 

 stylar (stflar) a. [L. stilus, a 



pricker.] Pert, a style, 

 stylate (stl'lat) a. [L. stilus, a pricker.] 



Having a style or styles. 

 style (stil) n. [L. stilus, a pricker.]' 

 The slender upper part of an ovary , 

 supporting the stigma (dot.) ; a 

 calcareous projection from the pore 

 tabula in some Millepora ; an ab- 

 dominal bristle-like process on the 

 male of many Insects (zool.). 

 stylet (stfle't) n. [L. stilus, a pricker.] 

 A small, pointed bristle-like append- 

 age (zool.). 



styliferous (stllif'erus) a. [L. stilus, 

 a pricker ; ferre, to carry.] Having 

 bristly appendages, 

 styliform (stl'liform) a. [L. stilus, a 

 pricker ; forma, shape.] Bristle- 

 shaped. 



styloglossal (stl'loglos'al) a. [Gk. 

 stylos, pillar ; glossa, tongue.] Perl. 

 the styloglossus muscle connecting 

 styloid process and tongue (anat.). 

 stylogonidium, see conidium. 

 stylohyal (stl'lohi'al) n. [Gk. stylos, 

 pillar ; hyoeides, Y-shaped.] The 

 distal part of the styloid process of 

 the temporal bone (anat.). 

 stylohyoid (stl'lohl'oid) a. [Gk. stylos, 

 pillar ; hyoeides, Y-shaped.] Appl. 

 a ligament attached to the styloid 

 process and the lesser cornu of 

 the hyoid (anat.). 



styloid (stl'loid) a. [Gk. stylos, pillar ; 

 eidos, resemblance.] Appl. pro- 

 cesses of the temporal bone, the 

 fibula, the radius, the ulna (anat.). 

 stylomandibular (striomandib'ular) 

 a. [Gk. stylos, pillar ; L. man- 

 dibulum, jaw.] Appl. a strong 

 ligament extending from the styloid 

 process to the cervical muscle under 

 the parotid gland (anat). 

 stylomastpid (sti'lomas'toid) a. [Gk. 

 stylos, pillar ; mastos, breast ; eidos, 

 like.] Appl. a foramen between 

 styloid and mastoid processes, also 

 an artery entering that foramen 

 (anat). 



Btylomaxillary (sti'lomaksil'ari) a. 

 [Gk. stylos, pillar ; L. maxilla, jaw.] 

 Stylomandibular. 



stylopharyngeus (sti'lofarin'jeus) n. 

 [Gk. stylos, pillar ; pltaryngx, 



pharynx.] A muscle extending 

 from the base of the styloid process 

 downwards along the side of the 

 pharynx (anat.). 



stylopodium (stllb'po'dium) n. [Gk. 

 stylos, pillar ; pous, foot.] A conical 

 swelling surrounding the bases of 

 the divaricating styles of Umbel- 

 liferae (bot.). 



stylospore, see conidium. 

 stylosporous (stllos'porus) a. [Gk. 

 stylos, pillar ; sporos, seed.] Pert. 

 a stylospore or conidium. 

 stylostegium (stl'loste'jium) n. [Gk. 

 stylos, pillar ; stege, roof.] The 

 inner corona of some milk-weed 

 plants (dot). 



stylus (stl'lus) n. [L. stilus, a pricker.] 

 A style ; a stylet ; a simple pointed 

 spicule ; a molar cusp (biol.). 

 subabdominal (sub'abdom'inal) a. 

 [L. sub, under ; abdomen, belly.] 

 Nearly in the abdominal region, 

 subacuminate (sub'aku'mlnat) a. [L. 

 sub, under ; acumen, point.] Some- 

 what tapering (dot.). 

 subaduncate (sub'adung'kat) a. [L. 

 sub, under ; aduncus, hooked.] 

 Somewhat crooked, 

 subaerial (sub'ae'rial) a. [L. sub, 

 under ; aer, air.] Growing just 

 above the surface of the ground 

 (bot.). 



subalpine (subal'pm) a. [L. sub, 

 under ; alpinus, alpine.] Appl. the 

 zone below the timber line, or to 

 plants or animals growing or living 

 in that zone. 



subalternate (sub'alteYnat) a. [L. 

 sub, under ; altemus, one after 

 another.] Tending to change from 

 alternate to opposite (dot.). 

 subanconeus (sub'angkone'us) n. [L. 

 sud, under ; aticon, elbow.] A small 

 muscle extending from the triceps 

 to the elbow joint (anat.). 

 subapical (subap'ikal) a. [L. sub, 

 under ; apex, extremity.] Nearly 

 at the apex. 



subarachnoid (subarak'noid) a. [L. 

 sub, under ; Gk. arachne, spider's 

 web ; eidos, resemblance.] Appl. 

 a cavity filled with cerebrospinal 

 fluid between the arachnoid and the 

 pia mater ; appl. cisternae of the 

 brain, and a longitudinal septum in 

 the same region (anat.). 



