Is this not absurd, when the same child can come home from school and talk glibly of a parallelepipedon, a rhombus, rhomboid, polyhedral angle, archipelago, law of primogeniture, the binomial theorem, and of a dicotyledon!

Adj. two, twin; dual, dualistic, double; binary, binomial; twin, biparous^; dyadic [Math.]; conduplicate^; duplex &c 90; biduous^, binate^, diphyletic^, dispermic^, unijugate^; tete-a-tete. coupled &c v.; conjugate.

I was in the game morning, noon, and night; it beat marching to class to recite Horace and fiddle with the binomial theorem, as it must for every man who counts for something in the world.

Not that I longed especially for segments of Mrs. Surd's justly celebrated lemon pies; not that the spheroidal damsons of her excellent preserving had any marked allurements; not even that I yearned to hear the Professor's jocose table-talk about binomials, and chatty illustrations of abstruse paradoxes.

MOLINA, E. C. Poisson's exponential binomial limit.

MOLINA, VIRGINIA C. Polsson's exponential binomial limit.

MOLINA, E. C. Poisson's exponential binomial limit.

MOLINA, VIRGINIA C. Polsson's exponential binomial limit.

Bushido had a standard of its own and it was binomial.

" The binomial system revolutionized the science.