atomy

at·o·my¹

A0503900 (ăt′ə-mē)n. pl. at·o·mies Archaic 1. A tiny particle; a mote.2. A tiny being.

[From Latin atomī, pl. of atomus, atom; see atom.]

A0503900 (ăt′ə-mē)n. pl. at·o·mies Archaic A gaunt person; a skeleton.

[From an atomy, respelling of anatomy.]

(ˈætəmɪ) n, pl -mies1. an atom or minute particle2. a minute creature[C16: from Latin atomī atoms, but used as if singular; see atom]

(ˈætəmɪ) n, pl -mies an obsolete word for skeleton[C16: from mistaken division of anatomy (as if an atomy)]

(ˈæt ə mi)

n., pl. -mies. 1. an atom; mote. 2. a small creature; pygmy. [1585–95; singular use of Latin atomī, pl. of atomus atom]

Obsolete, a skeleton.See also: Bones

单词	atomy
释义	atomy at·o·my¹ A0503900 (ăt′ə-mē)n. pl. at·o·mies Archaic 1. A tiny particle; a mote.2. A tiny being. [From Latin atomī, pl. of atomus, atom; see atom.] at·o·my² A0503900 (ăt′ə-mē)n. pl. at·o·mies Archaic A gaunt person; a skeleton. [From an atomy, respelling of anatomy.] atomy (ˈætəmɪ) n, pl -mies1. an atom or minute particle2. a minute creature[C16: from Latin atomī atoms, but used as if singular; see atom] atomy (ˈætəmɪ) n, pl -mies an obsolete word for skeleton[C16: from mistaken division of anatomy (as if an atomy)] at•o•my (ˈæt ə mi) n., pl. -mies. 1. an atom; mote. 2. a small creature; pygmy. [1585–95; singular use of Latin atomī, pl. of atomus atom] atomy Obsolete, a skeleton.See also: Bones
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