baraliptonn.
/barəˈlɪptən/ Logic.
A term constructed to represent by its first three vowels, etc. the first indirect mood of the first figure of syllogisms, in which the two premisses are universal affirmatives, and the conclusion a particular affirmative.
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1653 T. Urquhart tr. F. Rabelais 1st Bk. Wks. xvii. 79 After they had well ergoted pro and con, they concluded in Baralipton, that they should send the oldest.
1660 Earl of Roscommon Poems 36 Apollo starts..At the rude rumbling Baralipton makes.
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