a. [f. Gr. ἀν priv. + ὀμφαλ-ός navel + -OUS.] Without a navel.
1742. Bailey, Anomphalous, without a Navel, as it is supposed our first Parents were created, not wanting Nourishment in the Womb that way.
1853. in Mayne, Exp. Lex.
