Chymify (kimifi)

a. and v. i. [Lat. chymus, from Gr. chymos, and facio to make.] To convert into chyme, or to become chyme. To form or become chyme. Chymous, ( kim'us,) a. Pertaining to chyme. Cialdini, ENRICO, ( chal - de'ne,) a distinguished Italian general, B. 1811. He marched with Gen. Zucchi to aid the Romagna insurrectionists in 1831, and, after the Austrian intervention in Central Italy, was compelled to emigrate to Paris, where he studied chemistry, and of Comal co., flows S.E. and enters the San Antonio. Cibo'rium, n.; pl . CIBORIA. [Lat., from Gr. kiborion , the Egyptian bean, and a drinking-cup made of its leaves. ( Arch .) An isolated erection, open on each side, with arches, and having a dome of an ogee form supported by four columns. It is placed on the altar of Roman Catholic churches, and contains the Host , or consecrated wafer.