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(ak'-ar-us) [a, priv.; nt-'cpecv, to cut (because so small)]. The mite, or tick, a parasite of man. and animals. A. scabiei, Sarcoptes scabiei, the itch-mite, a small para- site with numerous sharp tubercles, spines, and hairs on the dorsal surface. See Scabies.
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