Colander

[ Lat.colum, a strainer, a ve el for straining: colo, colatus, to filter, to strain.] A culinary utensil used for straining liquors, .; a sieve. Colapoor', a small rajahship of Hindostan, pres. Bombay, divided by the W. Ghauts, ceded to Great Britain in 1829.-COLAPOOR, cap, of above dist., in a semi-circular valley, 125 S.S.E. of Poonah; Lat. 16° 19′ N., Lon. 74° 25' E. The town is neatly built and well fortified, Co'lar.a town of Hindostan, in Mysore. 40 m. N.E. from Bangalore, in Lat. 13° 8' N., Lon. 78° 10' E. It contains about 700 houses, county, on Lake Cham plain, 35 miles N. W. of Montpelier. Col chester, a co. of Nova Scotia, bordering on Mines and Colquid bays, and extending W. along Mines Channel to the Bay of Fundy. The interior is mostly level, though its shores are rocky. Cap . Truro. Pop . 23,331.