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31centrifugal — 1. Denoting the direction of the force pulling an object outward (away) from an axis of rotation. 2. Sometimes, by analogy, extended to describe any movement away from a center. Cf.:eccentric (2). [L. centrum, center, + fugio, to flee] * * *… …
32corticofugal — Passing in a direction away from the outer surface; denoting especially nerve fibers conveying impulses away from the cerebral cortex. SYN: corticifugal, corticoefferent. [L. cortex, rind, bark, + fugio, to flee] * * * cor·ti·cof·u·gal… …
33-fugal — Movement away from the part indicated by the main portion of the word. [L. fugio, to flee] …
34fugitive — 1. Temporary; transient. 2. Fleeting; denoting certain inconstant symptoms. [L. fugitivus, fleeing, fr. fugio, pp. fugitus, to flee] * * * fu·gi·tive fyü jət iv adj tending to be inconstant or transient <fugitive aches and pains (Berton… …
35lucifugal — Avoiding light. [L. lux, light, + fugio, to flee from] * * * lu·cif·u·gal (loo sifґu gəl) [L. lux, gen. lucis light + fugal2] avoiding, or being repelled by, bright light …
36olivifugal — In a direction away from the olive. [oliva + L. fugio, to flee] * * * ol·i·vif·u·gal (ol″ĭ vifґu gəl) [oliva + fugal2] moving or conducting away from the oliva …
37St Cuthbert's Church, Lytham — St Cuthbert s, Lytham …
38Classic Head Quarter Eagle — The classic head $2.50 gold coin is an American coin, also called a Quarter Eagle, minted from 1834 1839.[1] The 1834 Classic Head $2.50 Contents 1 …
39Classic Head — An 1811 Classic Head large cent The Classic Head Large Cent was a type of large cent issued by the mint from 1808 until 1814. It was worth 1/100th of a dollar. Sources R.S. Yeoman, A Guide Book Of United States Coins 2009 Edition …
40Early American currency — Front and back of a three pence bill of Pennsylvania currency, printed by John Dunlap in 1777 …
