mus car i form (muskariform)

carium, a fly-brush ( infrequent pulse with prolonged diastole, salivation, vom iting, spasm of the muscles of the intestines, tumultuous muscat (mus'kat), n. [ come within this category. 2. Wine made from muscat-grapes, or of similar character to that so made, usually strong and more or le sweet. Also called muscadel. He hath also sent each of us some anchovies, olives, and muscatt; but I know not yet what that is, and am ashamed to ask. Pepys , Diary, I. 282. muscatel (mus'ka-tel), n. Same as muscadel . - Muscatel raisin. See raisin . muscatorium (mus-ka-tō'ri-um), n. [ML., a flabellum , 1. muschelkalk