Conchoidal
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 41
(Min.) A term denoting that the fractured surface of a mineral exhibits curved concavities, more or le deep, and bearing a resemblance to the valve of a shell. Many of the brittle minerals, as Flint, Rock-crystal, Sulphur, Anthracite, ., exhibit this appearance in a very perfect manner. council of ecclesiastics. cilium, from concieo, to bring or a emble together con, and cieo , to make to go, to move or put in motion.] To gain over; to win, as the favor, affections, or consent; to bring to a state of friendship; to reconcile; to propitiate; to pacify. IMG:content-0301.png:[blocks in formation]
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