faro elite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 52
[From Farbe, where it occurs; Eng, suff. ( Min.) -lite (q. v.).] Min.: A variety of Thomsonite, occurring in spherical concretions, consisting of lamellar radiated individuals, pearly in cleavage. It contains a slight exce of silica. ( Dana . ) far-răg-In-ous, a . [Lat, farrago (gen it. far raginis); Eng.adj. suff.- ous .) Formed of or consisting of a mixture or combination; compound; mixed. far-rā-gō, *far-rage, s. [Lat. farrago , from far mixed fodder; Fr. farrage ; Ital. farrago , farraggine .] *1. Lit .: A A kind of mixed corn or food for cattle. 2. Fig .: Any kind of mixture or medley. *far-rand, *far-rant, a . [FARAND.] far-rane, s. [Erse.] A gentle breeze. (Useu on the northwestern coast of Scotland.) *far-rě-ā-tion, s. [CONFARREATION.] The same as CONFARREATION (q. v.).
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