1
Pare, Benivenius, and Columbus describe adults with acephalous monsters attached to them.
2
He found it more 'acephalous' than ever; 'less order; less unity of purpose.'
3
The pearl-bearing oyster is of a more delicate nature than most of the other acephalous mollusca.
4
And Mr. Buckle begins with making Personality acephalous, and ends-with appending its corpse to Society, to be galvanized into seemings of life.
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It is but to the vulgar observation that thou appearest to have a head at all; in the eye of the law thou art acephalous.
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ACEPHALOUS, headless, whether literally or metaphorically, leaderless.