Entry: incunabular (adj.)
In context: “Dark Logics.
B.S. Meniscus Films, Ltd.
Players uncredited; 35 mm.; 21 minutes; color; silent w/deafening
Wagner/Sousa soundtrack. Griffith
tribute, Iimura parody. Child-sized by
severely palsied hand turns pages of incunabular manuscripts in
mathematics, alchemy, religion, and bogus political autobiography, each page
comprising some articulation or defense of intolerance and hatred.”
Definition: 1.
The earliest stages or first traces in the development of anything.
Other: Neat word, eh?
Check out the etymology, which is helpful: < Latin incūnābula (neuter
plural) swaddling-clothes, hence cradle, and fig. childhood, beginning, origin,
< cūnæ cradle.
SNOOT score: 3
Page: 986
Source: Oxford English Dictionary
SNOOT score: 3
Page: 986
Source: Oxford English Dictionary
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