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Definition of halo
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of halo is as below...
Halo (n.) A
luminous
circle,
usually
prismatically
colored,
round the sun or moon, and
supposed
to be
caused
by the
refraction
of light
through
crystals
of ice in the
atmosphere.
Connected
with halos there are often white
bands,
crosses,
or
arches,
resulting
from the same
atmospheric
conditions..
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Omphalopsychite
::
Omphalopsychite
(n.) A name of the
Hesychasts,
from their habit of
gazing
upon the
navel..
Sea Peach
::
Sea peach () A
beautiful
American
ascidian
(Cynthia,
/
Halocynthia,
pyriformis)
having
the size, form,
velvety
surface,
and color of a ripe
peach..
Thalamocoele
::
Thalamocoele
(n.) The
cavity
or
ventricle
of the
thalamencephalon;
the third
ventricle.
Spirulate
::
Spirula
(n.) A genus of
cephalopods
having
a
multilocular,
internal,
siphunculated
shell in the form of a flat
spiral,
the coils of which are not in
contact..
Sea Devil
::
Sea devil () Any large
cephalopod,
as a large
Octopus,
or a giant squid
(Architeuthis).
See
Devilfish..
Eschalot
::
Eschalot
(n.) See
Shallot.
Cephalothorax
::
Cephalothorax
(n.) The
anterior
portion
of any one of the
Arachnida
and
higher
Crustacea,
consisting
of the
united
head and
thorax..
Scaphite
::
Scaphite
(n.) Any
fossil
cephalopod
shell of the genus
Scaphites,
belonging
to the
Ammonite
family
and
having
a
chambered
boat-shaped
shell.
Scaphites
are found in the
Cretaceous
formation..
Macrencephalous
::
Macrencephalous
(a.)
Having
a large
brain.
Acephalous
::
Acephalous
(a.)
Without
a
leader
or
chief.
Cephalomere
::
Cephalomere
(n.) One of the
somites
(arthromeres)
which make up the head of
arthropods.
Dolichocephalous
::
Dolichocephalous
(a.)
Having
the
cranium,
or
skull,
long to its
breadth;
long-headed;
--
opposed
to
brachycephalic..
Mollusca
::
Mollusca
(n. pl.) One of the grand
divisions
of the
animal
kingdom,
including
the
classes
Cephalopoda,
Gastropoda,
PteropodaScaphopoda,
and
Lamellibranchiata,
or
Conchifera.
These
animals
have an
unsegmented
bilateral
body, with most of the
organs
and parts
paired,
but not
repeated
longitudinally.
Most of them
develop
a
mantle,
which
incloses
either
a
branchial
or a
pulmonary
cavity.
They are
generally
more or less
covered
and
protected
by a
calcareous
shell,
which may be
univalve,
bivalve,
or m
Myelencephalon
::
Myelencephalon
(n.) The brain and
spinal
cord; the
cerebro-spinal
axis; the
neuron.
Sometimes
abbreviated
to
myelencephal.
Baculite
::
Baculite
(n.) A
cephalopod
of the
extinct
genus
Baculites,
found
fossil
in the
Cretaceous
rocks.
It is like an
uncoiled
ammonite..
Devilfish
::
Devilfish
(n.) A huge ray
(Manta
birostris
/
Cephaloptera
vampyrus)
of the Gulf of
Mexico
and
Southern
Atlantic
coasts.
Several
other
related
species
take the same name. See
Cephaloptera.
Encephalopathy
::
Encephalopathy
(n.) Any
disease
or
symptoms
of
disease
referable
to
disorders
of the
brain;
as, lead
encephalopathy,
the
cerebral
symptoms
attending
chronic
lead
poisoning..
Hydrocephalous
::
Hydrocephalous
(a.)
Having
hydrocephalus.
Odontophora
::
Odontophora
(n.pl.)
Same as
Cephalophora.
Omphalo-
::
Omphalo-
() A
combining
form
indicating
connection
with, or
relation
to, the
umbilicus,
or
navel..
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