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archimedes
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The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Archimedes \Ar`chi*me"des\, n. (Paleon.) An extinct genus of Bryzoa characteristic of the subcarboniferous rocks. Its form is that of a screw.
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Archimedes is a large lunar impact crater on the eastern edges of the Mare Imbrium .
Usage examples of archimedes.
Jericho and Archimedes stopped their searches for laudanum, though they continued to keep a sharp eye on Mother during any gatherings with food or drink.
The nutty little curved beak looked as if it were capable of doing damage, but Archimedes looked closely at the mouse, blinked at the Wart, moved nearer on the finger, closed his eyes and leaned forward.
Then Archimedes told us that he had been and killed a pigeon and was eating it.
Merlyn, who stood patiently among all this throng with his arms folded in his necromantic gown, and Archimedes sitting very stiff and elongated on the top of his head.
The combatants retired into their respective corners and their seconds cooled them by flapping their wings, while Archimedes gave Merlyn a little massage by nibbling with his beak.
The Wart cheered, Archimedes hooted till he cried, the gore-crow fell down dead, and Hecate, on the top of her ladder, clapped so much that she nearly tumbled off.
Wart sat down again on the floor, and Archimedes resumed his toilet, pulling his pinions and tail feathers through his beak to smooth the barbs together.
You could go with Archimedes this evening, and he would tell you about them.
Wart copied Archimedes in zooming up towards the branch which they had selected.
Wart paid little or no attention to the lecture, but got his eyes accustomed to the strange tones of light instead, and watched Archimedes out of the corner of one of them.
For Archimedes, while he was talking, was absent-mindedly spying for his dinner.
He stood on his toes, while Archimedes held tight to his shoulder: began to spin on them slowly like a top: spun faster and faster till he was only a blur of grayish light: and in a few seconds there was no one there at all.
He had caught sight of Archimedes, hanging by three great suckered tentacles from the ceiling.
On the way he passed Kallik and Archimedes, but the aliens were busy and gave him scarcely a glance.
In a dazzling flutter of cobalt and emerald Archimedes landed, farted psittacinely, and promptly turned his head sideways, suspiciously eyeing Bill.